Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-30
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Jrdse RRapAreys-To day
hg pry rsr The @ st ddSse as G%ns,
sgt. Blondhim was taken up.
ORPHANS GOURT, Jnfgs n.A,thM..cYester,
gay; the last TiIi o. Charles Davis was fled aud
bis Executor spd leaving his property to his daugh
ter, , Bosanns Lsckey qualified as administIarii to
sum Of $500. Several accounts and petitions OF
guardians and administrators were examined and
passed on; VIM L; Drury was appointed guardian
70 TIE orphan children Of Wm. p. nrury, and gave
John Van Reswick becoming the bondsmen.
POLICE COURT, Judge SaeH.-Yeste,day. = Largo
number Of minor cases were tried also, the foilo1
SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT License.
Jas Me- arthy charged with selling liquor with
taken.
GAMING HOUSE CASE.
VIM. II Evans, charged with X eping gaming
house alt sweat cloth for the puUpose of "am ,ng
in the seventh Ward; fined So. An appeal was
tsken 10y Messrs. Darlington and Conneli, counsel
IEIAL OF y Kx.PCLIcKMAN FOB THEFT.
james II sinl,h colored eN policeman. chsrga 4
vi h the Larceny CT tedclothing fr m the station
house OF the sixth precinct, mention of which has
Lieut.. Eckloh testified to tine articles being miss
ing-bed-auilts, sheet', pillow cases, towel. and
other sIticles,snd to finding them afterwards in the
at whose house Smith boards, testified 10 hi. bring
rig the articles to her TO wash and TO his directing
eating thar they belonged to the police d. psrtment
that he claimed them to be his own property thai
The trial occupied come time, and at it's clote the
ceur, hned the accused sl5. A second case against
the sane party Tor the larceny of silver cups, was
ASSAULTS AND THREATS.
Henry Mathews. assanlt and battery, with intent
to Kill George EpglebIigh', waived fan examination
and gave $500 bonds for APPEARANCE bsfore the
becoming bis sure;ies William Miller, threats to
Anna Miller, hi. wife; bonds in sum Of $500, or
and batsIy on Edmond Watson: fined IS and costs
Richard Williams, ass nit and battery on EiiZaeth
fin Cd nYs In Paw in ali
samuel Jackson, larceny; ~ examination waiy ed,
Criminal Court
Wesley Jones. Augustus Lioyd and Joseph Gates,
enih Ward; fined s5each. Wesley Jones, for carry.
costs Jepp9 PECK. eciored, profanity on Maryland
avenue; fined SIS. Thomas Coyle, profaee and 90
Of the asy
Jsmes Potter. coiored. assault on Isabella Whit
iinRton BY drawing a razor on her and threatening
Gilmore. charged with selling goods and wares with
out license in Georseto~n: forfeited his collateral
and obscene words on stress need S. 'f0i'ne
John Fleet was charged With Keeping vicious
Ss dog gins s Sas
afterw ards The Court directed the Clerk to issue
an order to the police to Kill the dog righteous
STOLEN ovERCOAT.
Glist a " Williams, colOred, charged with stealing
an overcoat valued At $50. OfHcer Duvall made the
sirest last night, and Williams the way to the
station house attempted TO escape from him. he
cost was identified by the owner and W ilams fiued
$50 ard costs, and in default six months in Jail
Jane 0sddis, colored, stealing rope valued at o.
FINE Is, or two months in Jail. John r. Smms
oliver Price, colored, charged with stealing ester
day. various articles Of clothing, horse blsAkets
stables. He was caught in the act by Mr.. Davis
driver He was held in the sum Of 81 900 for appear.
ance before the criminal court. Adjourned