Evening star., 1869-04-20

EQUITY Court, Judge Olia.-To-day, DALEY
egt Mitchell; order appoInungG q. w. Mitchell
guardian ad htem. In re Margaret Crohin;
order for issuing writ de luuaco inquerendo
Denaise agt De Zeiyk ct al; order that the Mar
snai produce infant In court. Wright ct al,
agI Wrightet al: decree for sale of real estate.
Larkin agt. LoughroB; order confirming audi
tors report. I<Ibraldt et al, agt. Pfeil ct al;
order Of publication. Russell ct al, agt. Scott
ct al; do. Stidpole, administrator Of Maker ct
Al, agt. Corporation OF Was ashington et al; or
der dismlssing bill.
CRIMINAL CouRr, Judge Wylie.-To-day.
Franklin Scott, iddicted for an assault and
battery with intent TO kill George St CLAIR, was
found not guilty. Stanton for defence. The
offence on John W. Frizell.
CIRCUIT Court, Judge Carter. - To-day,
Riley VS.. Shepherd referred TO o. II. Morrison.
Markey Gettinger VS.. Green; Judgment con.
fessed. McGill VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road; plaintiff has leave 70 amend. Fuller VS.
Brown: Mr.. Terry files motion and affidav Wit 10
amend record.
ORPHANS CoBRr, Judge Purcsu-To.day
the will of the late Dwight Howard Bliss was
filed and fully prayen. He bequeatns his
estate TO his wife to whom letters testamentry
Were issued-bond S3,0OO. Letters of admins
taation were issued to James W. Dube on
estate OF Edward Duble-bond $500. John
Hiz was appointed guardian TO the affairs of
James Casparis-bond SS,0V0.
Receipts and Expenditures of the Inausu.
raj Procession and II Reception.
The following is the Official statement of re-
celpts and expenditures of the inauguration
ball and the inaugural procession:
RECEIPTS.
Miscellaneous sources. es............ 164 ~
Total. ...........--.-.-...--. 1854 II
DISBURSEMENTS.
Supper doorkeepers, and attendants SG.591 o.
Decorations, mechanical work, &c.. 2,Iuc J.
Engraving. printing and stationery. 1.5l1 @
Music aud dancing. ng........-........... 1.2io 10
Advertising. ...................... 6J5 10
Office and contingent expenses and
rent of headq uarters ............... 3ii -
Carriages for procession...... 100 %
Total 1907 10
Balance after deducting expenses. 6.taO II
This balance has, in accordance with the
resolution of the general com mittee, been tn rued
over 10 Hon. r. L. Skinner, treasurer of the
National Lincoln Monument Association, in
ccrporated by act of Congress approved March
81. l>6..
This very considerable appropriation TO the
fund, being contributed by citizens of every
section and State, will be somewhat reduced
by the losses OF clothing which so unfortu.
nately occurred on that occasion. Yet, in view
OF the great national purpose TO which the sur
Plus mas been appropriated, IL is believed tkat
many Will cheerfully donate their claims TO the
monument Indeed, some have already done
so, and others have manifested a most liberal
and praiseworthy feeling TO follow 30 becomisg
an example.
The few articles OF clothing yet uncalled for
have teen placed in the rooms Of the National
Lincoln Monument Association, at i99 IIth
street, where they may at any time be examined
by those whe have sustained losses.
Gases in which the clothing cannot be re.
turned have been referred to Hon. J. M. Ell.
munds, secretary Of the association, who is
authorized TO settle for the same.
THOMAS L. TULLoCK,
A. :. SOLoMoNs,
WILLIAM T.. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM A. Cook,
April 10, 1862 Auditing Committee