Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06
fHE COURrs,

Circuit CoURr. judge Wyis.-NcCord L
60. aet Coleman Co; judgment for amount
Boyle sgt II oichins; judgment Of Justice be-
lew smrmed. Thompson e: al. agt SpaSIs l.
Simms; dismissed. United States aet White;
Judgment on terms fled. Same as. q. H.
Plant; same Judgment Rogers AT. PLUMB;
judgment below affirmed Rider ag' Make.
peace submitted on Q written argumedt. Til.
ton witneriy sgt Brown Co; judgment ny
oefaoH. Elliott aet. Reigari; motion for execu.
ton despite bond Of appeal filed.
CRIMINAL Court, Judge FIsher.-Albert
smith, assault and battery; guiltv-sentenced
20 go. ~ months in Jail. Toney Jones and John
Addison, assault and battery and resisting
omcer; guilty of Assault and battery-senren ced
each TO one month in Jail. Samuel johnson,
wm. n. Dives. and John Claeett; Dives and
bear Judgment; Oiagetf, guilty and senten ced
to one month in jail.
ORPHANS Court, Judge ParceH-Joseph
+. Longran gave bond in the sum OF S&Oo as
First and final account Of John B. Blake and
Moses Kelley, collectors OF the personal estate
OF Joshua Pierce, and nrst account OF Lucis Ia
Hess, guardian to the orphan Of Jacob Hess,
were filed and passed.
EQUITY COURT, JUDGE Olin.-Cfreen vs.. Alex.
ander; order extending time TO take testimony.
Lee VS.. Johnson order for hearing m ption 10
dissolve temporary injunction. johnson VS..
CoyIe VS.. Davis, order for bearing the motion
for receiver and Injunction. Wilson va.
wilson; oro-r fixing penalty Of appeal bond.
Perkins We. Pettibone ct al De cree an poin tiop
Enoch Totfen trustee to sell. Devices vs.
Rothwell ct al; order OF publication against
abss mt defendants. Larner va. Gideon ct al;
order authorizing receiver 10 pay insurance.
THROUGH TICKETS FOR CaLuFoRsrA.-
Through tickets for San Francisco are now on
sale at the Is. 4 o. X. r. ticket office on Penn.
sylvania avenue below the National and at the
Baltim ore Depot, and already several have EN-
sold TIE route over which these tickets
good is by way OF Columbus and Chic ago and
parties in purchasing tickets have the addition.
al Convenience of getting their baggage check
ed through. The price rs now Sl7p..O in cur
rnency. Nj lor Gen. French. recently assigned
10 duty on the Pacific, with his famIiy, left by
this route yesterday.
THE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS The first DIS
trict grammar school of waIch Mr.. :. J. Thorn.
son is principal, has again taken the prize of
life scholarship in the Business College; Clar.
ence H. Moody being thes uccessful competitor
This school has taken. in the past three years,
fve life scholarship prizes, one of six months
ar one OF three, and of the Columbia COLLEGE
scholarships has taken eight out of the twelve
awarded.
DRAD.-Elsewhere will be found the notice
OF the death and funeral of Mrs. Charlotte
w. Fisher, wife of Mr.. Thomas J. Fisher
formerly of this city. Mrs Fisher was a most
estimable lady, and has a wide circle Of friends
IN this CITY TO mourn her loss. She was q
daughter Of the much respected John Sioussa.
LAYTON BLACKBBRRIRs The public have
now an opportunity of procuring this fruit so
suitable for the table or preserving. but orders
must be sent in at once, as none of it is brought
to market Families can be supplied right
from the vines by addressing s. Il. Clagett,
Brightwood Post Office, ID. O.
FLOUR INsPRCTroN.-The amount of -four
inspected by the Corporation Inspector for the
quarter ending June 30tb, 1862 was as follows:
Family, 2ss9 barrels; extra, 1923 do; SUPER
fine, 413R do; fee, III do: rye, lS5 do; mid.
ding, 5 do. Total, II, l59 barrels.
RANGE OF THRRMoMRrRR at Franklin Il
Co.. 2ai Pennsylvania avenue, in the shade,
to-day O'Clock a. m. ~ degrees; 10, IS; Ii, 76
II m, g; p m. -; 2, IS.