Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-22
KNOWN TO POLICE AS BUNS
Line-Up of Offenders in the Police Court
This Morning.
Several Strangers in the PrOcessiOn-
One "HOIds Up the Prosecutor
The Penalties.

buns were in Judge KirnbalIS court this
morning. Included in those arraigned I'M
der the vagranCy law were number of
strangers.
James Brady. Il recent arrival, had three
charges preferred against him. One was
alleged yagrancy and suspicion, while the
others We're assault. Last night about II
O'Clock the prisoner was on Pennsylvania
avenue under the influence of liquor hold
ing up pedestrians. When he met Mr..
E. Bernstein ana asked for money his de-
mand was refused. Not liking his recep-
ton, the stranger turned and dealt MI.
bernstein blow On the back of his head.
Mr. Bernstein called for the police. and
Mr. w. II. Gilbert, who responded, was
also assaulted by Brady.
What are you doing here?" the judge
asked.
Tn a hotel order cook" he answered,
"and I'm here looking for job
You struck bad town. the judge told
him. Every man found begging on the
street and brought before the court will be
sent DOWN.
The judge commented on the seriousness
OF the assault charges and gave nm hTe
months in jan for his pugilistic display. He
was given TWO mof.ths on the farm for beg
ging.
Fails to Heed Advice.
Frank Rick refused to take Policeman
Knupfers advice yesterday. The officer
n ct him at Langdon and advised him to
return to Baltimore.
I'm dc it said the man who was walk
ing the ties. and he turned back.
An hour iater inc oincsr lnet fIlth On IN, .lie
p;I- Iii ~ 80 fn,. ~ ,.-ee1ts
Andrew J. Morris of Baltimore, who re-
Gently served a sentence on the farm, was
arrested a Langdon by Policeman Wall.
You must like the workhouse very
i'TSn Ii'e GottIt SolG MN. my uds9
w w nilanl IL 'aru EI"aru ise anu ~
stIh ldhasth we're .nfes VI zen 81 ans Il .
WHO IedGned bthnlhs idSt hlshI oh d
IreiSHt. WISE anu Nt'Iu dIe ooS WIZ want
10 Etttse, ali" ny W. ieiet7eu: ~
!dhdSa'I hdu pottIe 3i Wise! oii
MN 'le court was toiu ny roii'eiiiai II
i'TTS9eil' -, r,,. ,,,
coolt tooh ia.i" "a Saii Eta PEI ba 'I p'ai
ponds 10 go 10 Work, as ne salu ne had
'eeh Pr'HiiSeu d SIT 'ie''ioii iieie
men"
Joilh "htoh was the i"st VI Tue seN q d,
i"iisei "i' iie ""9 a.
oer"OSe ne "sAeu Ioi ioou idS' i.sn.
,, 80, VI n'--s {" o' -.
~, ~ 80 Ur'- 49,, nv ~ my way
bridgeport. Conn
1t was shown that he held up Prose-
cutting Attorney Pugh last night.
Judge kimball was satisfied that Wilton
was sick and released him. citizen in the
duu-tilCt gave nm d dOIidl Dlii-
Eirst of tho Io.,I.
FRANK gray was the nrst resident OIL the
city tried He was arrested for fntoxica-
ton, and sentence Of one month was i'm
messed
.,1-r, Ill -,
Ha1 LaiiS oeeh uoils asked Judge
hlmpali OF Policeman shannon when Thos.
b. Lally appeared on charge of vagrancy.
It's the same old thing" the officer re-
stadef,,,e - vi L1dst night ne
only got out a few days ago
How many times have you seen him
drunk since he got out?
.h,St ca him erca 49, e oiIrt , answers
he had been drinkfnq -
Il can't hold him for that" the Judge
said. He's been punished for his other Of
lenses
Lazy was thereupon discharged.
He wante5 , Hob
..r ,,.,1-;,,.- f. -, -,
Looming ioF "oTh' was all that was
SHOWN against George Burlington, against
whom Policeman Osburn of South Wash
ineton preferred a charae of yaprapc,,
81 90 w amy
=, ioni,O MN On the raiiroao tracks on
MARY iahu avenue about noon yesterday"
the officer said. He was walking along
ene ttlcks an d'dn appear as If he had
Judge - said tho nrisor.r ar ho,.o
good home with my mother"
w mere does your mother Hve?" the court
"aLted 10 know.
.cITbst a. 80, a. ne , tPiIeu, NO Lilo.
81 cut grass in tho s,inner ava how'd
around bills in the winter"
What We're You doing when the officer
arrested you?'
Looking for work.
The young man was mt ,1ndar bis nar
sonal bonds
fr;,-, ~, =
a. .1 INC Pioeessioh TO-
ICY nc hau oeeh there, IL was said, at
least fifty times before.