WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IL, 1888.
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The Court met this morning, agreeably to ad-
journment. The District Attorney appeared in
his seat. Several assault cases were tried. but
none of them very interesting.


Mary Scott, alias Mary Armstrong, "a female
who had been previously convicted of larceny,
and pardoned by the President of the United
States) was indicted for stealing one chntz frock
and one calico wrapper, the property OF DR..
Bohrer, of Georgetown.


The same prisoner was also indicted tor steal
ing one silver watch, one straw bonnet, one silk
shawl, and sundry other articles of wearing appa-
rel, the property Of George Brown, of fGeorgetown.
These two offences were committed by the pris-
oner on the 25th May, 1888. The jury found
the prisoner guilty on both indictments.


James Alexander was also indicted for stealing
on the 18th August, 1888, one twenty dollar note
of the Bank of the Metropolis, and two promis-
sorry notes of the value Of fifty cents each, the
property of George Oyster. Of Georgetown. The
jury found the prisoner guilfy.-Potomac Adv
