Evening star., 1897-04-16
CON ENSED LOCALS

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The German-American kindergarten and
Graded School held its Easter celebration
yesterday at its rooms, 1O16 10Th street
| northwest Miss Sarah X. Lippncott and
Miss Susan C. Parker had charge of the
program, which was beautifully executed
Virginia jackson was fined * or Is lars
| by Judge Kimball Cor throwing missiles Oil
| the street.
Frederick NJ Darjen was beio-a Judge
kfmball today on the charge of being an
habitual drunkard. He appeared to be en-
the verge of nervous prostration. mi the
court ordered the case continued indefi-
n1tely. and Darden was sent to tho City
Hospital for treatment
Charles Fleet and Robert Green for ois-
orderly conduct were each finel 500 or in
default given 60 days by Judge KimbalI
Gus Lee and Edward Brown for disor-
derly conduct were fined s. or IL days by
Judge Kimball.
Sentence was suspended by Judge Kim
b0 IN the case of Clarence Kilgore, who
pleaded guilty Of stopping his vehicle in
place where to do was violation of
the police regulations.
James Smith and Thorn IS Smith were
sent down today by Judge kimaall to re-
deem a fine of $40 each by smprisoamcrt
| for vagrancy. Mark Smith, who MES with
| the others, claimed to be a newspaper man
whose home is in the south, and is now
out or work, and upon his assurance 10 the
court that he could get work In New York
upon his arrival there he was released on
| his personal bonds.
Inspector Hollnberger received letter
| Yesterday afternoon from Chief Tarbox of
| the Fitchburg, Mass police deparir,ent
| asking for information concerning Della
| ware Franklin James. middle aged II an.
with many aliases. whom he has under ar
| rest there The prisoner. VINO is ABOUT
| forty-iive years old, began his criminal
| career at San Quentin. Cal, when he was
quite young, and the police know him as
one OF the cleverest pickpo ckets IN this
country: During the Christian EnGeavor
convention in this city he was arrested as
! SUSPICIOUS character because 1t was al
legged he was attempting to pick wonan's
| pocket In the Baltimore and OHIO cepof
he gave security and was released so that
ne is not wanted here. In Massachusetts
| he will be tried under the habitual criminal
act, which provides a severe penalty
| Lieut.. McCathran has complained to the
water department that the hydrants
| streets and 14th and c streets, in South
east Washington are out Of order
| Several broken pavements have been re-
ported by the police and dangerous holes
In the streets were also reported.
William Boyd was required to give a real
estate bond of 500 to keep the peace to-
waro Isabella Morton or go to Jail for sixty
days. Boyd admitted having served two
| terms In Jail for assault and today went
| down for a third.
William d. Burch was released by Judge
klmbail on his personal bonds after plead
ing guilty to an assault on Samuel TYLER
| there being, in the opinion of the court, ex-
| tenuating circumstances in the case
Bertha Robinson. who was arrested by
| detective Hartigan on the charge of steal
Ing rug valued at s. from Mrs Lucy ].
L uyoC h01d for
| OF the case by Judge Kimball.
Richard Lusky was sent down for sixtv
Gays by Judge Kimball today on the charge
| OF assaulting and striking Thomas P Naile.
inc latter stated that the accused ap-
| preached him while he was standing on
the corner and, after knocking him down
kicked him in the face.
The pump near the corner of Sherman
avenue and Farragut street is out of order
and the police have asked that it be re-
paired.
A dangerous hole in the sidewalk in fro,t
| Of 61S 18th street northwest was renorted
tcoay by Lieutenant Amiss, while Lieuten
ant vernon reported broken pavements in
front or -FOUR houses on NJ street southwest
| between AZ and 9th streets.
mere Itsse, Is depression in the sidewalk on
! street southwest between AZ and 9Th
streets, caused by a sewer. The police re-
ported the matter to the sewer department
tooay and asked that the sidewalk be put
| in safe condition. f
The manhole cover in alley near l3th and
| l streets southeast is broken. Because of
! Its dangerous condition the police have
| called the attention of the sewer depart-
| ment to the break.
The burning OF hay rick on the pronertv
| OF FRANK shoemaker. near Brightwood ave-
fue and the Blair road, called ont the
Lelghbors, who worked hard and succeeded
IN preventing the spreading of the flames
Wnen the police arrived and made an in
vestigation they concluded that the fire
was OF 1ncendiary origin. The loss is esti
| mated at about 500.
Leonard Tauberschmidt, an old resident
OF Washington, but who for the last fif
teen years has been living in Michi,an.
was killed at Scotville in that state Friday
April ., by log falling and striking him
| on the temple. Mr.. Tauberschmidt was
resident of Washington for more than
twenty years, and had many friends in this
locality. who will be panied to learn Of his
untimely 6eeth.
Lewis Cass, who was charged with as
saulting and striking John H. Parkhurst
prayed jury trial. and was held in SaO
bonds by Judge Kimhall.
Joseph Henry. charged with promoting
policy, was sent to Jail for sixty days by
Judge Kimball