Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-22
THE COVrRTS

PkOBhTE COZ RT, To-Day, Judge Wylis-The
sNme All his property to his wife and making W A.
nnulioy his executor Last will and testament Of
Ke% ss5 h sas Her
Newhope, Pa, were named as tn executors An
To- te wards az yrt t. sell the real estate
erence 60 real estate belonging TO the heirs ~ Grace
Met uiloIn Several final notices and orders were ia
In the matter Of the estate Of Carl H. Kr a s
order was granted 10 the administrarx 20 pay over
her hands a settlement of the estate In tba MAJ
IT Of the infant child of Patrick Msroney Catherine
In the case q e estste of PsTok Rg SO bonds
ceased an order was granted TO sell the PERSONAL
carries in the estates Of Peter Rob,rts, james II
.i ~ James Mason, and Charles Willie, aud set
EQUITY COURT, Judge Wylt..-Saddler VS.. Sad
sip CTIer q rference to G. Ingersoll TO take
cation Of sale, and order to show cause WIN MaTnv
docs not give possession, Washington, Alexandra
der nisi to receiV 81 70 t1Iru 49,, =, OF.
OF road Leake vs. Benson Of Al @rs 70 PTsrasmt
AUDITOR report ot sale and distribut ion FAINT rs
Fowler et al; petition to asid decree pTo CON
les and refused order Of reference applied Child
coner decree nisi Of ratification Of sale Davidson
Tnr Maolngon and Georgetown Rail
"a FOR February, March, April, May, j9he and
q ratification Of sale nis and reference To- auditor
istanf NJ Rr AaSf run ni.i returnable the 10Th
npssioners 20 appoint guardian Sheets ct al. VS.
Sheets e. al bond Of trustees approved johnson ct
Itoban, trustee Harmon vs. Johus on ct al; decree
PERPETUAL Injunction to sale under trustee aver
Malaeh bring money into court. Atherton VS.
Dsyersnt; SpPplication for Injunction and receiver
ing sale of trustees Edes vs., Ball al decree pro
to s cdn aTaG on GoRdSn that plaintiff file
POLICE COURT, To- DAY, JUDGE Gyay.-Bennie
oess s eey, for PLAYING bal in the street
street sned 50: Francis Blackburn, disorder I've
f Rsa,s as berry mccarthy, profanity sn.d $40
Brown, profane; fned S. EPRonzo Young. run9iryy
playing ba n ssdp' md Edwin a. JII; c1aws
han, disorderly at Juenneman's Garden; fned SIS
Adjourned. w.
WAR DEPX Ar osef c4,sf signa loaesr,,
The from he Roeky aogntsn
Eldge. The pressure is highest from West Virginia
to Wisconsin and Is lowest east of New England An
area 81 low barometer has remained nearly stations
III since ftsay morning. east Of Florida and rain
m r ras sners s' o ssG the Ths has
the Rocky Mountains Light norf eGqRFy east Of
the u ffe r5pn65 as 5hs skes e
Atlantic, aud northwestery winds in the Middle and
fr.m New York 70 Georgia and eastward southeriT
where calm and cloudy weather now prevails
rior with noTthessterly wind on those lakes Clear
ebSsb s 10 wnds VII probably continue from
NsIshsriy winds with cloudy weather, is probable
rESailors' hats are all the rage among the
girls OF sixteen.
nS-Seaside bellies consume seven of the twen-
ty-four hours in dressing.
ES-St. Louis is investigating the cost of oran,.a
pavements. Y -
~ Greeley suspects that he has been casting
his pearls before Pennsylvania pig iron men.
~ In ST Louis, Just now, people have to q
up on step-ladders to see the thermometer
~ Savannah, Ga, swas In a fearful condition
on Monday. The Thermometer was at az and
not pound of ice in the city. ".N
arrangements Of human beings, blown fnto
inc ar oy steamboat explosions, are spoken Of
In Arkansas as atmospheric phenomenaD
~President Theirs and Jules Fayre eyer
csed their right TO vote at the recent French
elections. 49,. -, -.s
1poOr pay debtors ip Canada are writing
conRlalnts 70 the pspe1tthat their remorseless
which all who care may read. $1,000 . - :,
IThe Chicago Common Council proposes An
excursion TO Salt Lake in the month of August
system with the Mormon system of Z pinrslItv
ofspouses, in order to strike q medium between
the two.
a|The polygamous Brigham was not a little
who announced to her sstonished parent: III am
willing to marry a dozen husbands if you viii let
me select them for myself. but WIN never put
up with piece Of b man. I" - '.-' = u ~
aSThe Presbytery of Greenfield, Ohio. has
the Rev. Frank Rae of that place for
gross intempersnce. 1t decided very ,sensbly I
that when minister of the gospel is too Drunk
brings the church into dimepute,s hut refi ecfs
upon the cause Of public and
private morals.
aH Miss Rachel Lemingten, q Scautiful Young
lady Of aurora, Ill purchased her shroud and
tryelriine, and died Instantly. 1t was the an
niversary Of her mothers death, and she had
fixed this day as the day she would commit sui
Hpyalparaise. Ind. too, has it's (" church
around the corner" A citizen of that place
died, and certain minister refused to bury him,
as his soul had core 10 he'll. and Il would hard
" pay, but Rev. Robert Beer, PRESBYTERIAN.
thdnght dlnsreptlY. and -ferfQrmed the care