The evening times., 1896-04-13
BaiIiff Kendig's Pred ciion veIi'
fled by the Judge.
TANNING OF TIE SHREW
katherine DOrsey's Future Move
ments Are Limited for While TO
the wOrkhOuse-PliEht Of II FAR
mer in Search of II Suit-Jacky Mat
loney's Confession.


| teal Kendig, dropping III 10 see bow many
prisoners he had on his hands, ''you'il get
cut When The June bugs are buZzng.'
"Du tell, - replied hate, making an eSaG-
gerated bow at the baiIifr. hue Is Tim.
weazened and brazen.
What nice mite gentleman he is, = she
continued, "slcb cunsOler. You otcr We
been pcaCBcr.'
Wen, ii preach you one little sermon,
Kate, retorcu henuIg, and tne text
Is bonds or uirty ua!s ior ONE katnerine
Dorsey.
kendis was right; Kate received such
Il sentence, and Went down, wnlie the aock
wondered aumirinGly at the ballnf
prophetic powers.
nvgg, .ne bye" whispered Costigan,
hearing or the occurrence, 10 inian d.,
'Oi am convinced more than S,r tnot our
| friend hcn. is u molnu reader.
HE Is A SlZER-UP.
Nonsense" replied Hogg, hes a
sizcr-up,a sZrr-up eau beat hihd reader
| out any tlinc.
.Snurc an I'm av yer opinun fer wuDct,"
| replied Costigan, saying that the greatest
oi dlI uuciI taAiu; Inciitsii nirdsufrinciI,>
are Uar-tenGerS.
| "D'yc know Billy said Cos, medi-
| tativeiy, IN me ouId bad days win Iver Ia
go III wIuOut ne price tHcy WIS OH 10 me III
| a mint, tie mast tonne L " O- mere Nus
VIII L ratc Ine dlEiis own lone out aN Il
bdTkeep NuuIcIIiCleu on ne l,ciaiivHu! GOLF
uiSuun.
| Ius;: plunged CostigaD into a mcsneric
| trance uy DISCUSSING the ctnicS OF mental
| tcicpaUhy, the PROBABILITY IN Il 1cW years
| oil COMMUNICATION being possible without
| IticSrdpu or tCGTpbOiiS D,t"ttn pcOT'S iii
| all parts OF the carth.
:.un,H SAID Costlsan, waking up at this
| last IuouguJ, ''Ih!n ON makc 1t tOuch cii
| the wno!c worruld.'
IL was a Ioucn mat got Bud Clements
| in trcuDIs. Bud has Dccn on Il drunk since
| L rriuay aiunS the river front Larry tiIs
| II. H.F.s n
| the various gun shops clustered near The
wuarNcs ana UrGcrru urinhs, an ol whitG
| hc got, pa yns Tor none. lie InJdc the scrl-
| ous mistaSc oI gong 10 Tue same pace
Twice. a saloon kept ny a patient German.
Gimme Il whisk," said Bud; quick, with
| a dash of lemon.
| Tie German shook his head. ''Ach you
| do me Vuncc, my DIiudy pny; no more.
Il don't elJ IL, then: , asked BUD, Ill a
| bullying tone.
Yes, you git it," replied the other; ''vat
! you call, | don't tink.'
| TIE GERMAN carricSs!y tOyel with n
| siphon bottle, hut Bud skunk out the door.
| " Nneu lie reached the outside, BUD eN-
| pressed his views or the TeGtOnic race with
| u variety OF Oaths that would have caused
| a tr.ncrlman 10 buy nn uriuks ior the rest
| OF his life.
Poncernan King arrested him and told
| the court OF the defendants "cusHIn an
| swearin'.'
Kendig.
lflil 5c1itlriDan TeIiitC ne WdS dh y Hl'Il-
can cluzeu and intended 10 use all the
prerogatlves pertaining thereto.
HIS CONFIDENTIAL TONE
He presented a beautifully shiny appear
| ance us he tried to make his testimony Il
| confidential talk with his honor. Bud 5
| clothes were covered with fish scales and
he carried around au odor OF fresh water
herringS.
.,CaiI,,I. but not wanted" he said, ar
rested. but not guilty"
us that an? asked the judge.
Amt that enufr?'
"is ri,,;, ,,i,,;,,...?'' inquired Kcndig, shoy-
Ing him down the line.
HE PLEADED GUILTY.
A very sad and remorscful countryman
pleaded guilty to the charge or disordcr!y
conduct preferred by Policeman Boyle
He was Frank l.. Reed, who cane from
Germantown, Prince George county, Mo,
| to BUY a suit OF clothes, ana incidentally to
see the town.
Frank bought the lishtcst coIored sur
| he could finu, a white felt hat with Il
| black band, and pair OF russell shoes.
| The dealer threw iii Il red scarf Of the style
| known as dirty shirt hlderS, with Il brass
| pun, anu Reeds satisfaction at his ap'
| DeaTdnCc was compete. He knew of that
| custom prevailing III buCoiiC settlements as
| well great Ccnucrs OF Wettng new suit.
| In tine absence OF dcquaintauccs he mate
some i'll q seventh street barrOoni. lie
| uarupcncd the ouTII; so often that MS money
| sbrunk to nothing. Twelve O'Clock came,
| and Reed was pushed out In the cold air,
| with no collateral beyond his return ticket.
| Early Sunday morning BoyCc saw Il
| man stumble up Ninth street and prepare
| 10 make himself comfortable III Il door
| way. The officer yanked the man up. and
| on his exhibiting raiiroaQ ticket told
| him To go home.
SLEPT II A VESTIBCLE.
| Reed promised, but the man who usually
| went to bed at sundown felt the loss Of
| sleep so keeDly he could not resist the
| induccment thrown out by another vesti-
bule. Doubling up on the dCorInat he was
| soon asleep.
bnyc. SAW his flank movement and this
| time arrested nun.
Reeds new suit had lost most of its
pristine freshness wnen he hung his head
| before the Judge.
| Light as they were, the clothes showed
| the coat of white wash the wearer mad
! accumulated during his day aud night III Il
| close cell.
~ here did you come FROM" asked the
| court.
| here Saturday 20 buy suit OF clothes.
| And you got drunk"
"Ycs, SIR replied Reed, Il certainly
did,
marked the court, that you men cannot
visit Washington without getting drunk
| Takehis bonds, Mr.. Harper"
| Reed made u bee nne Tor the depot.
| EAhL1 MORNlNG RAID.
| At l O'Clock Sunday morning Policemen
| Pat Creagh and Michael Lynch made u
| descent on Johanna Quilrs house, No SO
| Massachusetts avenue. Judging from the
| noise inside, the inmates were either sIaugh-
tering sheep or having little killing match
| among themselves. one wild, sDrill yell
rang out, and seemed to hang on the mig hit
| air. 1t was weird anu uncanny cry,
but familiar TO Pat Crea gh's ears.
Mike, he said to his partner, that's
| little Jacky Maloney. I'd know that voice
| OF his among thousand.''
The policeman knocked at the door, and.
| receiving no reply, forced ii oen. As they
| rushed upstairs "a man jumped through one
| OF the windows, carrying sash and glass in
| his fall. 1t was Mike Lynch, and Mike is
now laid up at the Emergency Hospital
with a broken leg Us result OF his darins Z
| leap.
| 1ne policemen found in the house John
Cannon, Becky Smith and the redoubta Bile
| Johanna, who has been going to the work
| house since the memory of man.
BIT THE OFFICERS HAND.
In arresting Cannon, there was a scuffle
and lie bit Lynch's hand. This morning
only Jacky and Johanna appeared, the other
two getting out Sunday evening on col
lateral.
same old story, 1 suppose" said the
; court accepting with smile Johanna s
nod of greeting Ito his bissed amer
Yes, sir replied Pat Creagh, drunk
and disorderiy. You could hear them yell
ing a block"
"She didn't do no yellin'; 1t was all
| me-" said Jacky.
Jacky has a race strangely out of place
except in Jail or workhouse. They al
/ ways keep one special suit ready for him
at the latter place, he is such an old
| habitue.
THAT is very chivalrous of you, Jacky,"
said the court, very, but 1t don't help
the case any. You both get So or fifteen
days.
In the case of Edward Walker, colorcd