Evening star., 1897-04-09
CON DENSED LOCALS

Laura Herman who has been before
Judge kimbali number of times for
SEQ real estate bonds, and. in default, was
sent to the work house for sixty days.
Samuel Nalley forfeited collateral in the
Police Court today for throwing missiles
last evening.
George Schoeller. a cigarmaker and Chas.
farming. were charged with sleeping last
night in a b. and O. freight car. They were
released by Judge Kimball on condition
that they would leave town at once.
Charles Getz, for failing to have a light
displayed on building material which was
stored in a public street, was fined $ by
Judge kimball.
John Jackson. Ernest Tyler and Walter
Ford, boys. who were last night trying
doors on F street northwest under suspi-
cious circumstances, were each sent to the
work house for thirty days.
Patrick Kelly pleaded guilty of disorderiy
assembly and was fined S. thirty days
today.
sadie Herzog was charged with vagrancy
today, and in default of payment of a fine
was sent to the work house for fifteen days
by Judge kfn:ball.
For disorderly assembly Judge Kimball
sent Maggie O'Brien and Daniel FORSYTH
to the work house for thirty days each:
Isaiah Braxton, fifteen days, and John
Young, six days
Isabel Johnson. charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined s. by Judge KimbaIl
lnez McWllliams, little girl eleven years
old, was fined 81 by Judge KimbaI for as
saulting and striking May Myers, who IS
about the same age. The arrest was made
on warrant by Policeman Harries.
l.. Strouse Co. have filed bill in
equity against George Woods and others
to enforce a judgment of $1,012.26.
Mitchell & Reed ard the Washington
Brick Company have filed a bill in equity
against Robert NJ. Boyle and others to
enforce mechanics liens of 1888 and s43I 40
on lot TO- square ~.
Mrs. Mary Weaver. colored who cele-
brated her SEVENTEEN birthday some time
ago, NET with painful accident yesterday
afternoon near the corner of 7th and S
streets. She was crossing the street at
the time and was struck by moving
cable train. When picked up it was found
that she had sustained a painful but not
serious, cut over the right eye. Her daugh-
ter took her to her home. No. 637 street.
Ernest Coleman, aged fourteen years,
charged with assaultins and beating Rob
ert Mcdonald. aged nine. was fined s. by
Judge kimball. The evidence showed that
the latter was struck in the head with a
stone by Coleman and badly injured
that he was taken to a hospital.
George Mckinney, charged with selling
liquor in less quantities than five gallons
without retail dealers License pleaded
guilty, prayed a jury trial, and was re-
leased on $1,000 security by Judge kimban.
A marriage license has been issued to
john T. Harrod of Tenleytown, DC, and
Abbie Holyburton of this city.
William White, charged with assaulting
and Striking Isaac Smith, was fined $40 or
in default, sixty days in jail by Judge Kim
ball.
If you want anything. try an ad in The
Star. If anybody has what you wish. you
will get an answer.
Annie Foley, who was released from the
Workhouse yesterday morning, was sent
back today by Judge Kmball. she having
been arrested last evening for being drunk.
Michael Lanhady. an old veteran, who
was released from the workhouse Tuesday
after serving a term for drunkenness, went
back today for thirty days for vagrancy.
James Beach, charged with the larceny of
two suits of clothes valued at $50 from
Prof. Mueller, was fined SD sixty days
by Judge Kimball. Prof. Mueller asked
the court to be lenient with Beach, who he
said, had always been a good boy hereto
fore, and Judge kimball took this into con-
Stderation
There eight insane cases on the dock
ct of the sanitary officer at present, ard
three of them to he tried Monday.
Most Of the insane people who are 10 be
tried are already in the asylum.
Chief Clerk Sylvester of the police de-
partment received a letter from friend at
Harper's Ferry this morning. informing
him that there is good bass fishing there
Tow. Fishermen who live at Harpers
Ferry, he said, have been catching from
fifteen to twenty bass a day. The letter
was dated yesterday, and the writer said
that the Shenandoah river in good con-
ditioI.
9th and l. streets northwest. damaged
by fire last night to the extent of about
$3.50 He carried an insurance of 81 900 on
his stock. The explosion OF coal oil
lamp caused the fire 1t was about $50
o'clock when the fire started and the
prompt work of the fire department pre-
vented the destruction of the building
There is break in the water main in
front of $40 10th street northwest Lieut..
Amss Informed the water department to-
day of the break
Lieutenant Swindells reported to tho
street department today that there are
dangerous holes in front of 1905 and 1732
32d street. He also reported the danger
Gus condition of the sewer tran corner rf
31st and p streets.
The police of the sixth precinct made
nine arrests last night, three of them being
for drunkenness and three for vagrancy.
Profanity, assault and larceny We're the.
charges against the others.
There a mistake made early this
week in preferring charges against Police.
fire In the county. He was on the sick list
at the time the fire occurred.
William Lancaster, colored, found dead
infant on a lot near Delaware avenue and
c street southwest yesterday. He took
the body to the fourth police station. Cor
oner Hammett gave death certificate to-
day, and the body was buried in potter's
field.
Broken pavements in front of 1921 Sth
street northwest, BOG G. street and corner of
1st and H streets northeast We're reported
by the police today.
Robert J. Mclean, recently indicted for
false pretenses, today pleaded not guilty
to the indictment in Criminal Court No.
=, and was continued on bail.
Michael Freiry. aged forty-tive years.
living at the American House. and employ
ed in the war branch of the government
printing Office. had his left thumb badly
injured with a paper cutter while at work
yesterday that the injured member was
amputated at the Emergency Hospital by
Dr. A. L. Lawrence.
MIR. Hamlin's Good Opinion.