The evening times., 1898-08-18
IN rHE POLICE couaF.
Old and Young Oaendersr AfrusGned
Before Judge Taylor.

Old and Young ORenaers- Afrssened
Before Judge Taylor.
Fred Hayes. Peter Mcdonald and Mar
tina Carter, the latter a young coiored
girl. faced Judge Taylor this morning on
Q charge of disorderly conduct. They
were found IN slater's Alley last night,
and were arrested by Policeman Coghiii.
Each of them was fined 8. Hayes was
arraigned on an additional charge OF car
rying concealed weapons. He had a
razor in his pocket" said the policeman.
II found Il on a seat in the cell" re-
Piled Hayes. Judge Taylor imposed
fine OF $50 and the accused not having
the money went to the workhouse.
Carrie Carroll, who has been in the Po-
lice Court nearly score Of times was
q prisoner again today. Policeman Bur-
linghame charged her with vagrancy
and she was sent to the workhouse for
thirty days in default of a bond of $50.
Martin Lane pleaded guilty TO charge
of disorderly conduct and was fined 81
Charles Pierce, admitted having used
loud and bosterous language on Met
ropolitan electric car on Four-and one
Half Street last night. He was arrested
by Policeman Lake and the count lined
him SO.
Hiram Hager. an interesting old sail
or, who said he came to Washington to
get a pension was charged by Policeman
Kavanaugh with being a vagrant. The
veteran stepped to the railing of the bar
and spread on a table before him bum
die of papers. He opened each one and
passed it to the judge with explanatory
remarks. II went to the War Depart
ment yesterday but they could do moth
ing for me- / have been stopping on
Missouri Avenue. They let me sleep
there but won't let me eat there. he
said. After listening to the old mans
statements Judge Taylor decided to re-
lease him on his personal bonds.
Milage Abner pleaded not guilty to a
charge of vagrancy. Policeman Ellis
said the accused was a habitual frequent
er of tipping houses and was constantly
drunk. Fifty dollars bond or sixty
days" said the court.
Harry Hood and John Hawkins, two
Hillsdaie youths went to st. Elizabeth
Asylum yesterday and were found In too
close proximity TO the fruit trees. They
were both fined S today by Judge Tay-
lor. ~t-.-,..
Lorenzo D. Prentz. Samuel Snow and
Mor.imore Acheson, were fined IS for cru
city to animals.
Isabella Boettger. Mary Kenny, Mary
Johnson and Bertie Cook constituted q
very disagreeable looking quartet, two OF
them being white and two colored. 20
liceman C. Trumbo charged them will
| being drunk and disorderly in Wards Al
| ley. They pleaded guilty TO a charge OF va
grancy and were each given ninety days
Fred Hayes, Peter Mcdonald and Mar
tha Carter were each nned - or hf'eeI
Gays for disorderiy conduct.
Harry Hood and John Hawkins, two
boys, were fined IS each for trespassint
ON the Asylum grounds.
John T. Colwell, was drunk and very
| deaf when called to answer to a charge o
cruelty TO animals After much effor
| the court succeeded in gaining CoIwelf:
| admission that he was a little of" HI
was fined S..
John Riley, colored, pleaded guilty o
| scorching and was fined s..
George ii. wentzell was found guilty
in an aggravated case of disorderiy con
duct, which cost him So
| Charles jackson. colored. was charge'
with riding a wheel without light.
| II jes' come TO de city, and ! dldn'
know anything bout havan' light. ID
boss told me how to ride de wheel. but NJ
| didn't say l needed light
| "Hereafter'' cautioned Judge Taylor
| ..you mus: remember th..t you are oblige'
| TO have lamp
| "Deed. I'll never ride wheel again.
| the boy replied.
He was fined 81.
Kcpp,e Rosenberg, a merchant iron
South Wash 'ngtnn. was hrouRnt ps,or
| Iudre TAYLOR fox violating the buidin.
laws by covering too much pavement VIII
his goods The court took his persona
| bonds. with a caution not to repeat IN
| offense.