Evening star., 1897-03-25
co N DE NSED LOCAL S

James Gillian. charged with throwing
missiles al school children. was fined S. or
fifteen days by Judge kimball.
Charles Noble pleaded guilty of riding a
bicycle at a rate faster than allowed by
law, and was fined 81 by Judge Kimban.
Frank Williams and Raymond Van Ness
forfeited 81 and 81. respectively. in the Po-
lice Court for screening.
Albert Padgett. charged with assaulting
and striking Charles Offutt and Maize
Brown. was fined so or thirty days in Jail
for the first offense and 81 or fifteen DAYS
in the latter.
Edward Cunningham. aged seventeen
years. who was picked up last night in
Anacostia after inquirng the way 20 Ccrt-
landt street ferry, under the impression
that he was in the vicinity of Jersey City
was held by Judge Kimball until his father
could be heard from.
William McIntre. charged with the lar
ceny of watch, valued at so from Thos
ODonnell. was fined $40 thirty days by
Judge Miller.
EdYari Stewart pleaded guilty of as
saultlng and striking his wife. Julia Stew
art, ana was sent to jail for sixty days by
Judge Miller.
Ole Ridgeley, colored girl who failed
10 appear as a witness in an assault case
Monday, was this morning brought before
Judge kimball TO answer charge of con-
tempt. She stated that she was prevented
by her employer, MIS-. Leila Mulzler of
Foxhall road, from getting to the court at
tie hour named in the summons and Judge
kimtall directed that summons for Mrs.
MutZier to appear before him tomorrow
morning he issued. Ozie Ridgeley was sent
down to Jail to await further disposition Of
her case.
Charles Silence and Joseph A. Dudley
each fined 81 by Judge kimbaIl for
too rapid riding a bicycle.
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Eugene Hurley, a lost white boy, was
taken to the second precinct about o'clock
last evening and afterward restored to his
parents, who live at Sl3 street
A chimney on fire at COB Maryland ave
nue. southwest about 80 O'Clock last night
brought No. engine company to the scene
The damage was slight.
The fire plug at the corner of Maryla nj
avei.ue ana 4l2 street is in Iced of repair
Police Lieutenant Vernon reports purap
corner of id and + streets southwest as
being out of order.
The sidewalk on 11th street between NJ
and y streets southeast is in need of re-
pair.
The pavement in front of 1928 S street is
in a dangerous condition.
This rlorI ing's reports of the police lieu
tenants show tnat fifteen policemen are ull-
tit for duty by reason of illness and seven
teen are on leave.
There were three homeless people cared
for by the police last night
The police made thirty-fve arrests dur
ing yesterday and last night
While wrestling with a comrade about
noon today, James Walker, aged twenty
seven years, an enploye of the Washing on
Brick Company. correr of 14th street and
the boundary northeast, fell and dislOca ted
his left knee-cap in such way that the
surgeons SAID was a far worse injury than
ii the leg had been broken. He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital. Walker lives
at No. 119 18TH street southeast.
George Smith, aged twenty-one, living at
No. GIL l. street southwest, struck his left
hand against rapidly moving circular saw
while at work in woodward corner of I'd
street and Virginia avenue southwest this
morning. and was SO badly injured that it
is feared he will lose several of his fingers.
His wounds were dressed at the Emergency
Hospital.
While unloading bricks through a shute
today, William Brown of 623 Gordon ave-
nue northeast had his right thumb so badly
mashed that 1t was amputated at the
Emergency Hospital.