The evening times., 1895-11-29

The day following any great Nattona
holiday is pretty sure to be a lively one In
the two-stnried temple of Justice at the
corner OF Sixth and ID streets, ard today
was no exception. The daily census taken
by Policeman Flynn showed that about
fifty-eIght people, white and black, male
and female. acquired many Jags last night
and yesterday afternoon, before and after
disposing of their Thanksgiving dinner,
and those Jags were responsible for the
fact that just that number OF people were
crowded into Judge Kimball's dock when
court opened this morning.
Hattie Freeman. South Washington
alley resident. was arrested by Policeman
Schrader, OF the Fourth precinct last night,
charged with d;sorGerly conduct. She was
walking down Virginia Ivenue southwest
with two girls, and the officer heard i
series or whocps and yeits as he approached.
Hattie was doing tic most OF it and he ar
rested her.
Il was goiu' home Judge, your honor, -
declared Hattie. "Dose two girls had hold
on me, an dis man comes up an snatcles
me by dc arm. He amt see NE boiler none.
Ain't SEE me do notbin'.''
Five dollars fiBe."
CAUSE OF TROUBLE.
Mary Smith aud Matte King were lined
up by Policeman joyce, OF the Third pre-
cinct, and charged with yagrancy.
These two women have teen living on
my beat for some mouths past" said the
officer, 'and they bring the most disrepu-
bic characters from GeDrsetowu To see
them They are the cause OF a great deal
or disorder.
Sixty days each was the sentence.
Rose Winfield, another Third precinct
rpSifpnf hv of fhp
Georgetown policemen, and yagrancy was
the charge preferred against her.
''Shc comes over TO Boston two or three
times week. hanging around those saloons,
and eyerytiInc she comes she starts a
row." said the policeman.
what do yOu 20 to Boston for:''
81 gifts tired Oh stayin' homo. an goes
to see my friends" replied Rose.
mo you don't" said the judgc. "you go
over and hang around those saloons
II never did hang around no Saloons"
was the stubborn response. ...... ~,
If you promise to keep away from there
III take your personal bonds said Judge
Kimbail
The prisoner greeted this Proposition
with scornful silence, and the court said
fifteen days.
ASSAULTED THE DRIVER. a..-
Alien McCioud, a rather Gilapidatcd si,cci-
men of the genus honnh. was arrested by
Policeman Sprinkle of The First precinct
on a charge nf disorsieriy conduct.
He was very disorderly,' said the uf-
ficer. and when | put him in the patrol
wagon he pulled the driver off the seat.
threw him down then and he bit me in
the leg through the tr,itls.rs. He was very
profanc.''
Il i've in Hya,tsyiile, - said the prisoner,
''and came in here to speud Thanksgiving.
was under the iniluencc of liquor, but
don't remember using any profanc Ian
guage."
You ought tu stay in Hyattsyilce."
commented uige Kimbali. Fifteen days"
Edward Gray and several Young cuiored
boys got into a discussion as te The reIa-
tive merits of their Thanksgiving dinners
yesteniay. and the ,siisspssion .gSuxosi so
warm that profanity Y, and loud i;lkiss be-
came part Of it. Policeman Cleveland
happened along and took Edward in. a..--s.
We WIZ CEiy talkin' In low tones. judge
an' II any one cussed 1t VII sn Z me, said
the prisoner.
The officer said that he had neycr had apy
Trouble with the boy before. and Judge Il I'M
ball took his personal bonds.
John Nolan. one of tl,e dirtiesI white men
seen in thc doct lately, pleaded not guilty
of being Il vagrant. -s.-- ~ 1t vri.,,ta1--
LONG TIME BETWEEN BATHS.
He was begging along u street north
west las; night" said tue Officer, -.hoIdinc
UP every one he came aeruSs-"
Il only got into tuwu day before yester--
dag said the prisoner. "a nj have had a lit
Where did you spend your first nish;r''
AT IT,. mission building"
'Oh, you haven't been at the mission
building" said Judge kuahlll. They
MAKE people take bath there"
This man hasn't had ia th for III onths,'
s;.d Mr.. Pagh.
"oh, Yes. ! bavc. " said the prisoner. I've
had i bath within the last two ursnths."
Well don't you want to go down and get
waslsrd Off" inquired Mr. Pugh.
Il amt particular about gctiin' bathed.-'
replied the prisoner. cor" D-'- .,,'--. * -.-'-
He ought to go down for fifteen days to
get Clean" said Judge kiiiibail. and the
prisoner stepped back.