The Washington times., 1914-04-30
Police Court Record

United States Branch, Judge Mullowny-Ie
Roy West. assault. continued to May /:
Thomas U. Roane. false pretenses. continued
to May 4: Catherine Green, alias Mary
Mitchell, larceny. SO or 30 days; Charlie
Feminette, assault with dangerous weapon,
continued indefinitely; Abraham Mftchell. dis
orderly house, jury trial demanded: Henry
Stewart, assault. SO or 90 days; Charles
Stewart. assault. SO or 90. days: George B.
Wilson. assault. dismissed; Joseph Torrens,
larceny. nolle prossed; Samuel. Helm. en-
hezziement. SO or so days: Theodore Martin.
carrying deadly weapon. jury trial demand
ed: Arthur Rose, assault with a dangerous
weapon. continued Indefinitely; John Brown.
Clarence Brown and Edward Norris. larceny,
judgment of April 3 vacated and new trial
granted; Lottie Eames. larceny. jury trial
son. assault, dismissed; Margaret B.. Keister
threats, dismissed for want OF prosecution;
samuel haitlaine. cruelty to animals. for
feited; Howard Manley. assault. nolle
prossed; Simon Tolls. assault. so or $50
days: Mary Williams, larceny continued to
May 1: Richard Young. permitting gaming
table TO be set US and used. forfeited; Mary
r. Young, permitting gambling. nolle pressed :
Wendaln Czenstns. .-housabreaking with in
tent to commit assault held for the action
OF the grand jury; Sidney r. Mcfarland.
cruelty to animals. : cases. forfeited; Sidney
Randolph. cruelty TO animals. nolle pressed;
Luke Smith. threats. personal bonds: William
Craver, assault, forfeited; Charles Edw ards.
cruelty to animals. forfeited; Alexander Van
Rooyen cruelty to animals. continued to
May /; Rayond Wilson, petit larceny. con-
tinued to May 1; Jaes johnson. cruelty to
animals. forfeited; William Ridden, cruelty
to animals forfeited
district Branch. Judge Pugh-collaterals
were forfeited in the following cases: William
t. Becker, Fftzhugh Lloyd. Douglas Mark
ham, Edward NJ. Mccormick. James II. Tay-
Tor. profanity and dsorderiy. conduct: SD
ney Bowman. speeding; Henry Brown. VIOLA
tton police regulations: william H. Chapman
C1aritta Daily, Marcus De CANA, and James
Green. speeding; Douglas Markham. Staun-
Ton Miller and. CLARENCE V Snsith. violation
police regulations: winton B. Swart. speed
ing;. SeiInan Weaver. violation police resula-
tons. Joseph Williams. violation traffic reg
uiatioHs; Peter Ginopos and George Samor-
Graves. disorderly: Citrina Mahoney. un-
dog; Alice Mitchell and Grace New
man. disorderly assembly: Andrew c. TiIlett
Speeding: Alice Bowie, disorderiy. personal
regulations. dismissed; Gus Saaks. disorderiy,
personal bonds: Minnie Shelton, disorderIy,
personal bonds; Fred A. Thompson I'M
licensed automobile establishment. nolIe
TO May I: Fred W. Richards,
speeding continued 10 May /; william b.
Westcott. disorderly. 2 cases. SO or 30 days
zach case: Louis Roubas unlicensed florist,
continued 10 May-I: Joseph Zerega, Violation
pharmacy law. continued to May q: Joshua |
ireen. disorderly. SO or 90 days; William |
Matthew's. disorderly. $40 or 80 days: Annie |
scott. disorderiy. $40 or 30 days: John Tyler. |
isorderly. forfeited; William Voyei liser- |
erly. s. or 10 days: David Phillips. vasrancy, |
100 bonds or 30 days. LULU Robinson. va |
rancy. s1oe bonds or 50 days; William Bundy. |
isorderfy, SO or 30 days: Thomas Finley, |
fsorderty. $40 or 30 days. William W. An
rews. Violation traffic regulations. forfeited