Evening star., 1897-04-06
CON ENSED LOCAL.

CON u E N . Ed LOG AIS
Yesterday Afternoon about O'Clock Sam
uel Solomon fell out of his buggy near the
| corner OF 9TH and o streets north in
| jurin2 his head He was taken to his
home in South Washington Ia the second
| precinct patrol wagon.
The front door of house No. 1901 G street
| northwest was found open about 1870
O'Clock last night Policeman Peyton noti-
fed the owner. who found that there was
| nothing missing.
| The watering fountain on Potomac street
| Georgetown near NJ street. is out of order
| Lieut. Swindells las asked that il be
paired.
For disorderly assembly and loud and
| bolsterouS talking, William Malvey, Os-
| car Tyler and Samuel Harries were fined
s5 each by Judge Kimball today In the
| Police Court.
For scorching on their bicycles last
evening. Melville Merrill. Harry Johnson.
Harry +. Coon, Lou c. Lewis, Jesse Saun-
ders and John Jackson We're gathered into
the tolls by the police bicycle squad. When
the cases were called today in court all
forfeited collateral.
| For violating the police regulations by
scattering dirt from D wagon on 7th street,
| Harry Hally today fined 81 by Judge
| kimball in the Police Court.
l
of Anna Wilson. in Richardson court last
evening, Martha Washington, we'll
| known character in police circles, was
placed under arrest for disorderly con-
| duct In court today Judge kimball i'm
| posed a fine of 50, and Martha went down
1t matters little what 1t is that you want
whether situation or servant-a
want" ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Il arrested Oscar Taylor for fighting on
the street., policeman said to Judge
| kimbali this morning.
| Did you see him fighting?"
Yes, your honor. and had to pull him
away from the other man."
Il wasn't fighting" said the colorej
| prisoner.
Five dollars
Oscar stepped back.
Harry Wheeler and Lemuel Campbell,
| young colored men, were out on the street
this morning before breakfast, and their
hunger probably made them irritable.
| They We're having a cursing match" a
policeman told Judge Kimhall about them,
and then they came to blows"
| What time was this?'
| "Half-past 5."
| We were having a discussion" said
: Wheeler, .and both of us were very much
, excited. When 1 said He's rascal he hit
me and hit him back
, Five dollars EACH
J Charles Wills last evening attended a
Salvation Army meeting. and a direct
consequence was arraigned today in the
Police Court for disorderly conduct Cap
tain Mary Penrose and her husband, Lieu
tenant L. c. Penrose, told Judge kimball
that Wills was a serious detriment to the
: success of the gathering. He made faces
, and uttered distressing noises.
Ten dollars said Judge Kimball.
| Wills stepped back.
Judge Kimball today in the Police Court
| fined William Gaffney SO for Indecent ex.
l uOSure. The DOliCeman who made r.
rest explained that the offense occurred las
, | evening on 1th street under the full glar,
OF an electric arc light.
Robert Rag, judging from his appear
ance in the dock of the Police Court, bears
= an appropriate surname. Robert was very
v disorderly last night Factory HILL st
said Policeman Seymour and Judge Kim
v ball sent him to the workhouse for fifteeI
| days.
Michael Burke was in the Police Court to
: day. charged with conducting an unlicensed
n bar in the county. 1t is alleged that tn.
II case is second offense. A jury trial wa.
9 demanded. and the hearing was continued
Joseph H. Williams. colored, confessed in
Criminal Court No. today to robbing tn.
| Baltimore and Ohio freight office of Gs
| 5-cent cigars and thirty-one pounds of 25
cent tea the 18th of last month. The cigars
he sold to salconkeeper for 81 and tn,
s tea to another person for $1.25. Chief Jus
| tice Bingham sentenced him to a year ant
a day In the New Jersey state prison a.
hard labor.
In the abserce of Judge Miller who wa.
O detained at his home by illness. Judge
kimball presided over both the Distric
and United States branches of the Polict
. Court today.
: senger boy, who lives at 3O7 4:h stree
southeast, was robbed of his bicycle al
Erie, No. 29Sa3. Saturday night. The whee
= was stolen from in front of the TELEGRAPH
a | office.
:; The residence Of Washington johnson
No 3S5 Wilson street northwest. was en-
tered by burglars Saturday. who force,
open the rear door A suit Of clothes. tw.
pairs of trousers a black hat and clothe
, brush were taken. The burglary was com
| m1tted IN the daytime, during the absenc
Z OF members of the family.
Lucy Addison has asked the police to re
cover her skirt and arrest the thief VIII,
stole It. She lives at Go 33z street north
east and complains that the skirt wa
Z taken from her fathers wagon on o street
Lung Lang Lee. a Chinaman, was IL
the Police Court today. to plead to an In
6 formation setting forth that he did ther
and there unlawfully. while upon tn,
8 grounds of the United States Capitol, tt
= wit. in the building of the Capitol. ofrel
) and expose for sale certain articles Of Chi
nese stove ware" The case was continued
until tomorrow.
For assaulting his wife Lula. John PER-,
: was today sent to Jail for sixty days 10y
Judge Kimball In the Police Court.
For stealing a bicycle lamp from Fred. c
: Gentner GARFIELD Mann and william John
5 son. colored boys. were today sent to jai
for thirty days each by Judge Kimball In
the Police Court.
Rachael Ann Jones Of 316 c street south
west was In the Police Court today
charged with practicing medicine without
first procuring q license from the board o
| medical supervisors authorizing her SO Il
1 do. A jury trial was demanded and tn,
case was continued.
For the larceny Of a costly silk dres
from Miss Mary Lewis Esther Hawkins.
= young colored girl, In the Police Cour
= today was fined 80 by Judge Kimball.
Z Want" ads. In The Star pay because the.
bring euSWega