Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-29
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT, Justice Wysis.-Blanchard
VS.. Clark; Mr.. Mattingly filed motion for a new
trial.
Thomas Caesar VS.. Patrick Cusick; con-
tinued
Tho. T. Sullivan VS. Joshur Gitchell: rule
on q defendant .sI,e to Der employ new counsel
Haight 4 Co. VS.. Jas. 4. Boswell; Hughes,
Denver & Peck VS.. Samuel g. CabiIl: Mark
Rowland VS.. Jas Mulloy; Edmund q. Booz
VS.. John Petition; McGowan's Administrators
VS.. Miller. executor of of Hammack: and Purdy
VS.. Gooding: continued.
Philo b. Stilson VS.. Wells & Reed; referred to
s. S. & C. r stevens VS.. Christopher F.
Fries; defendant appeared and confessed assets
quando.
Sterling VS.. Powell; Mr. Bradley filed mo-
ton for a new trial.
Douglass +. Forrest vs. Emile J. Moulder.
Cox, Wilson and Mattingly. This was an
electment suit brought by the heirs of Forrest
against Mrs. Moulder, the tenant in possession
OF property, one Of the seven buildings, on
Pennsylvania avenue. The property i'm ques-
ton was sold under confiscation sale, and on
the death Of the plaintiff his heirs brought suit
against tenant in possession, both parties claim
ing under the same tenant. Verdict for plaintiff.
Exception taken.
Rust VS.. Reif. Mr.. Oliver moved to set aside
the verdict rendered yesterday in this case.
Motion granted, on condition that defendant
pay costs mp TO the present time and be ready
for trial at the present term.
Frederick Martin VS.. Catharine Bauman;
w. Z. Brown vs.. Thomas b. Florence: con-
tinued -
Miller VS. Welch, Swami and Davis; verdict
for plaintiff, $50.
Davidson Co. VS. G.. s. Whittelsey: case
dismissed as to Robert H. WhittIesey, Judge
ment confessed by Virginia Whittlesey, contin-
uance stricken out
McGowan's administrator VS. Miller, execu-
ter Of Hammack; Samuel p. Brown VS. c. A.
Pitcher; continued
WEIGH VS. Gooding K Miller; dismissed
Hughes, Denver Il Peck VS. s. G.. Cabell;
plaintiff granted leave to amend declaration.
Davidson VS.. Parker; judgement confessed.
Adjourned.
Assignment for Monday-3I, 396, 200, $50, 1sl,
213 22C, 22S, 22 DDS, 22C, 27, 22s 229, 23O, 23i,
232, 933, 2}5, $50.
will and testament of Elizabeth Waters, de.
ceased, filed and partially proven.
Second and final account of Joseph r. Kelly.
executor of Mary Farrar deceased; account of
beth Herbert, deceased, by Asbury Lloyd and
j. Wesley Boteler, executors; Were approved
and passed.
Last will and testament of James Gill, de-
ceased, filed and fully proven. He gives, devises
and bequeathes all his leasehold estate and I'M
provements thereon to DR.. s. A. H. McKim In
trust for his wife and children. He also APP
points DR.. Mekim guardian of his minor chill
dren, nnder which will he qualities as such;
bond $1,000.
Second individual and second general &C.
counts of Charles F. Hawkins. guardian to
John l.. Hawkins, orphans Of John Hawkins.
deceased.
VIM. y. Fendall and Reginal ]. Fendall took
took out letters documentary on the personal
estate of Philip K. Fendall. deceased; bond
S10,OO-sureties John X. Mitchell and John
Van Riswick.
BANKRUPTCY Court, J. Sdyles Brosca Regis-
ter.-57. Order of reference filed; adjudged
bankrupt. Cases IS. SO, 80, 81, g. 63 ca, So same
order. %. Second and third meeting of creditors
held Buckley and Marbury proved claim for
1923. 3D. First meeting of creditors held and
adjourned to March IA.
EQUITY COURT, Justice Oin.-The Alexandria
Washington and Georgetown Railroad case,
which has occupied this court for several DAYS.
was up again o-day.