The evening times., 1895-12-16
EVIL D0[Rs NOT IeTUf
1Poiirs euurt Judges Had a Small
i - IifaT of Offenders.
JOHN MoNAMARA's ORGY
Belle of Freed mans Alley Was Pro
Zane andsPaAd IS for the Linguistic
Exercise-f'oliceman Browns vigils
Led TO an Assa ult Upon Him andthe
Arrest of u PuRnaciOus Trio.

The 'bresenc9' 6f"Bob" Ingersoll in this
city last night. and the determination of
washington niiniSters to preach on Sab
| bath observance, must have had a preven-
i've influence on Capital City evil-doers. for
Only dozen and ahaif citizens of the repub-
| Iic lined un before Judge Kinball In the DO
| lice -couet. this ~niorning. An even dozen
more transacted business with Judge Nil
Ter upstairs.
| John McNawara went abroad Saturday
| night. Mr.. Mcnamara. says Judge kim
pail, has been in the workhouse approxi-
niateiy Iorty times. all on account of the
flowing bowl.
Il don't believe it is that many times"
says Mr. Mcnamara himself: but he isn't
sure: He left the workhouse November 28.
| Anyway John was sampling the bowl
Saturday night again. He came out and
looked for the moon. That luminary was
Off on an excursion. He went back and
| took another
HE SAW STARS.
Then he came out and looked for the moon
again. SHE sSad< not returned. but John
saw stars, for that very minute lie fell like
| Chesapeake Bay duck before a White
1een-day rave OF absence from society y this
rms Rishtftinarr is Mr.. Edward F. Cat
mr." said a blue-coated law-preserver as
he Introduced TO tue court a white gen
tleman who had lost his coat somewhere
In the shuttle. He cursed and swore."
Did you use the uame OF the Deity ""
iasketf JHtiEe -KhRball.
He did: 1 heard il half block
II did not swear" said Mr.. Gatliff.
'foT honor, I've not been before YOU since
last June. .',--s-ss-----
Five days., @
Edmonia Williams. one of the bellies of
Freetlmans alley. cursed and swore last
evening until the neignbors feared that the
sky would not stay over the alley. Then
the; ;i'ruel officer scame along and put her
behind the bars Here they had TO prop
the .,rll walls to keep her words from
looscning them.
Five dollars were the words of Judge
Kimball, as the roma nee reached an end
this morning.
Officer Brown was keeping his vigils over
J suspected house on Eighth street near
northwest. last night. There was 10 fear
in nthe fore. tlIattle house would move AWAY.
nor We're the officers expecting ghost.
Ifnssrls5 Thsy 9srsIs thought the place was
enter tie ii,3nse With bundles under their
arms. He d. "a 10 know what was in
thu bhidhs,' Thin james Anderson ap-
pearm
Git AWAY from here" said Anderson tn
Officer I!r avn. Dat is nv wife. Isabelle.
unrt d IT IS i!cr rricn'. Miss Alice Jones'
ton OF exactly what followed. He felt a
bunch or orco.ored knuckles in his mouth and
knew he vas held by the two owmen.
RES SERyES TO THE RESCUE.
The iFjshth precinct reserves turned up
at thc-cEit.cal- moment like ship to a
wrecked mariner.
8 James det.ided he would rather trust n
Jury when he was brought up before
Judge Mailer. hut Isabelle threw herself
IN the courts arns-hs iUsliciai ones-aEd
got OF On So Alice Jones Will have to an
swcr Tor Keeping a ''sp'ak-casy.''
, Sinuel Richard and Richa rd johnson
I. time Ia steal a clock from ntOinette
Washington, their mutual recipient OF
affection. Saturday night. and the time
.piccss Will l-uoW tick Off six months in jail
for The pair.
Annie Locker. .-coloreI. with n baby in
her arms. stood before Judge Miller and
pleaded not guilty to stealing {; pair of
ovcrails from EiSelnan Brothers. on Penn
Sylyania avenue, near Nineteenth street.
She was also a accused OF ta king Il wa ist from
the store of j. W. Selby. a neigliboring
-iR-rCfr,rut Slfr-was fined $1,000.