Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17

EQUITY COURT, Judge WNis-ro-lav. VOL
lsrd aet: Woilard ct al; order confirming report
appearance OF absent defendant Brown act
Brown; do. OHagan agt. Immaculate Con
ception Building Association; order OF reference
10 special auditor. Upperman agt Mohun ct
al; order final ratification Of trustees sales and
reference TO auditor.
PPoBATE BUsINEss-Juige IFyIie-The vii
Of the late Alexander Rutherford was admitted
70 pro6ate, and letters testamentary issued to
mary kutherford-bond, 5000. Also, will OF
the late Judge j. +. Dunlop, and letters werc
issued TO W. l.. DunlOp-special bond = 20 0OG
The will Of the late j. W. Tucker also. and
etters were issued TO his widow, Sarah Tucker
bond, ~ 600.
CIRCUIT Court, Judge Nrcirtfur.-Yester-
day, In the case OF Bradley agt Green-actjon
% accounts verdict was found for plaintiffs
Tor Si0.6G. FIizZell agt. Sharpe-an action II
recover from the marshal of the District III.
yalue Of horse, taken on execution JSLi-:i,
pialntin alleges, was exempt under the act OF
CongreSs In that case made and provided. Yer
dict for p!aintit for SlO0 and interest from tha
time OF the levy.
POLICE Coz RT, Judqe .SHsU-Y esterdav after
our IMPORT closed, the cOuTt fined Thomas Fitz-
patrick 80 and costs for indecent exposure and
mahciously committing a nuisance on the
premises OF NJ. Dillon.
TO-DAY.
James Fegan, violation of hack law, forfeited
his collateral. Richard rilghman, drunk aud
profane; fined So. Alice Rupp. rather pretty
and iaunty-lOOkiDg girl, was charged with en-
ticing prostitution on Pennsylvania avenue.
victim who had been bamboOzled by her, testi-
fed that last night he was employed to SET ND
with the corpse of Gen. McDoagal; that this
girl, Alice, came to the house aud persuaded
witness TO go home with her; that, supposing
her to be an honest girl, he went with her to he's
house, near Maryland avenue bridge, and after
remaining awhile he sent out for a pitcher OF
ale, the messenger handing the change to Alice
on his return, which she pat in her pocket;
that, upon reminding her that it belonged t.
him, she pretended to be highly offended, cali
ing him bad names, and dung q basin at his
head; this brought to the scene other inmates OF
the house, all OF whom pitched into him.
scratching his face and eyes, and beating him
with all sorts of missiles. Finding himself
Overpowered, he beloved Justify, when Officer
Dinsmore came to his rescue, by breaking in
the eo0S Of the sbebang, and took all hands to
the station mouse, Among them a grizzly
bearded man, who ,''eeAueu 70 DC tne
boss of theS house. Fined a." anu eos,s.
Patrick and Andrew sullivan, charged ;s'i"
obstructing and preventing the pOundmaSter's
men from driving some cows to pound; cOntin-
ued. Cornelius Clark, same offence; fined So
Joseph 5. Lewis, charged with carrying on the
business OF insurance agent without license;
continued. Henry Middor, charged with as
sauIt and battery on Henry G. Ward. This is
the man who pretends TO pc boss OF the house
where Ward got IambOozled out of his loose
change $50 last night near Maryland avenue
bridge; fined SO. John COZens, assault and
battery on Caroline Boarden, pleaded guilty,
and fined -. Barney Clark, cOl0red, char ged
with Gteanng an album WORM -; reform sch0oi
six months. David Payne.I arceny of pair OF
slippers and two straw hats; reform school.
Isaac Taylor, charged with assault on Amanda
his wife; dismissed. Isaac Taylor, assault and
resisting Officer Luskey, who found Taylor
whipping his wife and pulled him OFF. Ia ylor
| caught up frying pan and put head on the
| off Ger, which cost him over so. James Grant,
resisting and assaulting Officer Farrell; uned
| SIS and costs. Ellen and Elizabeth CavanaG ID,
| Migrants, were sent TO workhouse. Pat II an,
| disorderly in Georgetown; fined s.. Isaac Wal
i n -,,l@s u Ia
COMMITTED for a further hearing. James Grant.
| same offence; fined SIS. Nine of the pound
| masters men were arrested by the police yes
| terday, charged with riot on 9Th street, from +
| to II streets northeast, where pitched battle
took place between them and some of the citi-
| zens. The trial is in progress this afternoon.