Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08
THE lOuRrS.

THE COUBTS.
COURT IN EQUITY, J,s1ge McAr.Asr.-Harrs
sgf Harris; decree pro confesso and order 10 tsse
wood ssi Msriwood; order sppoiotins Berger tru..
Wee and order Of sale. Hurltby ct al Gleason e.
ion and ia aid a Sc Vim
cent Orphans Asylum e W A. Boss ct al; decree
decree to bring money into conrt and have the same
ss Il ss
Ss.iSn n,.i Paul We smith: order for publc.iap.
heir. e Ct to
so1fss to eSnvey Haesn VS. Pepper decree Pro
cesdinRs -"
COURT IN CHAMBERS, Judge Wybt-Murray
e. e. a. sgf Onion Butts tsmporary Injunction and
Mcguire; leave to amend bill.
CiRCUlT COURT, J9dss Hxmpar,ys-M. W.
Ss ,s BIO vs. Benjeman French, IT.; verdict for
vs. Timothy Mccarthy; continued: Moorevs Lee;
defendant withdraUs plea and confessss Judgment.
CRIMlNAL COURT. .Jadrs Oln.-Albert Mich
eIs ., murder death OF defend ant noticed and case
d dhansss John n: Lskey ana Thomas HINT.
n1e ssa a. eseEy NTH intent to s
plead guilty; and sentenced to two years in the PEN
sa 6os h.
Teen years ives sentenced 70 two years in the reform
sfee p TS ia nd the
pros; Rishard bari. and r. & Mar.h. isi:e pre-
ceny Of clothing This case was in progress when
our report cloeed.
ORPHANS COURT, Jsdss MeArthm presiding.
was appointed administrator a. Of deceased. and
mead gave BOND IN the sum Of e sSa WAS sS
pointed guardian TO Mary Alice Deumead. Eliza
pointed guardian to the orphan q James J. Ksnse,
deceased Several accounts Of admins TRAITORS we're
passed upon.
POLICE COURT, J~dse Smell To-day, Michael
Kelly, workhop.e ninety day:. Richard shorter.
70 give bonds for go = behavior six months. Henry
Gorham.a drunken soldier: fined IS. Mary N eek
and Hannah Reeves, crunk and disorderiy GU the
street; hntd Ss each and costs. VIM scott, ch>reed
Joseph Norton. charged with seing drunk in TIE
and
M psS ao sasy Of being drunk In the street.
THE BLIND FLrTIsr.
VA. Sin .n iSI begging on the street This
PLAYS The fiste on the street corners for living,
having no other means 81 s9ppo.t. The Court dis:
missed MN on the promise that he would not offend
Ellen sni.6, drunk and disorderly, second appear
"hee' nne0 - and COSTA In,rr.
Frank Jones, eolOrea, Tor stealing shove valned
On and Ass eSs ms I'd
making the arrest fined Sg and COST: g day. il
ing FIVE pine boards: hned 81 and COST VIII '''A'
Mari. Reed, eolored charged with profanity i,
Hin: e0SIsdi CHARGED win he same offence 81 and
H' indessI, exposure q n: and
Charged With being dTonk and dsorasa d1 81 ass
eos:s Samuel Booth, eolored, charged with pro.
enough to be heard the street also, indecant eI,
pSsuIe; Ss and costs. Edward Edwards. coiored
charged With being drunk and disorderiy in GeOrse
IHE CASH OF CHARLES STEWART.
tanning money under false pretences MAS dismissed
Jose phi Byer., colored, charged with throwing
q, MARI 9: Boyde. James Boydc and John Douglass,
to be Grofes. onsl chcten THEY brous BIT be-
hight sS the eocp 81
s.9 ss q &c sssl IL ss
search wsTTsnt .h re they had been killed but not
charged with : similar offence. They we're arrsigned
ana ana , plead no. guilty The evidence Of Mr. Lord
The Court held the prisoner Douglass for seton Of
dhs sahd T dd NAY ana James Bo,de was
HOW DO THEY GET OUT?
The Courf called attention Of the Cor poration
Attorney Mr. Tyler to the fact that several persons
who had been sentenced to the workhouse TO serve
Afterwards made their appearance before the court
court been set aside; There seemed to be conflict
Of authority ,smsxhere; or else the copnissi.
belong to them. The attorney stated that he pr,,.
sumed the dismissal came from the Mayor, ont he
would inquire into the matter and see If such au-
thority is vested in any one.
MADAM wOLFE's TAX MONEY.
George, alias WraDgy Jones, cfarged.by Ellen
Wolfe with embt Zzlt ment Of S332 Is. money en-
BY running on with the money. The Madam mad,
her sta ement TO the court and after argument by
Davis on the pa.t Of the prosecution ADD Mr.
Williams for the defence, the court held Jones for
seton OF the grand jury In the sum Of 81 OO0
- MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN COUNSEL.
Mr.. W A. Cook came into court and stated that
be appeared - spc al counsel to ASSET District At
iorner Gloss In prosecuting the csse OF the United
States agt Charles Stewart, preferred to aboveD
charged with obtaining money by false pretences
The case had been set for twelve O'Clock TO day.
and TO his sur prise he found that the case had
been dismissed at ten click this morning At
the instance Of Mr.. Gloss. MIR. Cook q remarks
were quite severe on the act Of the attorney. he
charging him wi h incompefency or corruption
h stated that he Cook had filed charges AGAINST
Mr. Gloss in the cfice Of District Attorney Fisher
and was now going to bring another one acaipst
him. He afterwards modified the language lust made
use Of Inconsistency or corruption. and would say
want OF reflection or want II ability sThe Court
stated that he had agreed to the dismissal Of the case
under The understanding that Il had been mutually
sgreed TO by the COUNSEL the was not how ever
out Of the reach Ct the prosecution As II coud be
brought before the Criminal Comrt He regret.eJ
that there was any misunderst Anding. but was not
advised Of the facts.