Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15
THE CNHRTS.


usry term Of the supreme Court Of the District was
de The Stn
Whitney va. Ames; death Of defendant suggested.
judgment Entered under siih rule The case Of Ragaa
a,d Hiegs, from the Criminal Court w.s PLACID on
II. r. Perry were appointed the COMMITTEES to exam
inc applicants for admission to the bar Duvsli ys.
Fsetdmcns Trust Company was iaSen mp
MIR. y. L.. stanton for the defendan mt, lapel,
made small deposit in the Free imsn's savi0g,
Gahk, and subsequently, after having drawn a pOr-
AID IN gong TO the bank and making known tue
,oss he was loldthat ssme party had drawn our the
fused, md br, ught suit in which he obtained juis
meLt. ! be bank app aed, and now the case comes
n, The a c. pance Of the pass book was not bona
tde contract with The party. AID if the payment to
N ,he company
EQUITY COURT, JUDGE wyHe:-To day, Bros,
h a ss SalIes Of dssIc e'
Robertson ct a.. ast. wilkins; order final ratfcs-
I,tuTnsbie saturday.
tPLoBATE Co9TRrs ysSss wylis;-To;dsy,;v in
lie delivered his pnion. refusing allow the will
IL he probates. At will be recollected that Der.
ommiIted suicide some months ago, and left a pa:
his STATE to his widow, and party with whom he
Ii. Hn in he Sfg St
Company He oppressed the opinion that the tesla
end therefore he could not Omit it t., probate
Understood that as the company will con est the
payment Of tn. policy that the widow will bring
It. the case of Kelly Lambe.s estate, in which the
question WAS raised hpth-r the adminiS,ra- was
liable for money enbezzled by anctioueers, audi.
srep"It WAS confirmed the Court virtually de-
gliding That he was not liable.
IN the estat. OF joseph Wheaton. it was or Tered
hat letters ~ adm nisration be- issued to - Clark
tate Of J. seph Qu'ckssl were iss ued to his son,
+. Quick.aIl hord SIS GO.
Police COURT, Judge SaeR-To day, Charles
CIR So loud and boisterOns language fined IS. Roo;
ert Johns, profanity; finen So Anna Myers, lnud
i s;d s.
Frank Byers. and Dennis Hawkins, discrderiy in
grant was ccmmiisd to the workS use for g days
Robert Haney, profanity On Maryland avenue; fined
lant unee on ii. street; fined IS sseh RoSt. john;
and boisie,eus Language; lined SIS
lSmuel W, eden, charged with sssault and battery
Colson testii' that he and "swiper" johnson went
into The restaurant Of Pretty Miller to get drink
Meeden struck him on the lace and knocked him
man ner bS oib nr Of Weesen osa,en N an
bears tire marks Of this assault upon hi, face now
no MAJ he an9n
Gal. to attend Colsen testified that the cuts and
seeu. 81 fa 81
that C0lson was very drunk, and was bos sin TIN
Onicer Clements testified that both parties were
very drunk. Apo,htr witness testified that col .n
struck the FIRST blow, and the Judge di nissed the
| case.
| william Curtis. charged with stealing a gold
buckle valued at ZIG, ard a lady's belt worth fifty
cents, belonging to Julia Turner,a colorei wOm1n
Mr.. Pearson. butter deaer in the market testifisd
that Curtis picked up the belt and buckle in front
BIZ stand ID the market; that the c5Ored woman had
| purchases butter at his stand just previous. The
| Judge ordered the pickle to be restored and tn
| prisoner dismissed. Louis Reese, charged with de
| irauding Henry Eberling out Of SF, the amount Of
| pr MUM Il r life insurance In company of whict
| keese pretended to be agent. After hearing the
| il was complaint for civil action. Wilson inks
| chang with assault and battery on Maria Bspks
| with a skillet, and afterwards setting the bed
| on Fl which Maria was laying; disni ssad
| Loce Williams, cOlOred, charged with stealing a
| turkey worth 81 20 belonging TO Charles Washing
| ton. Williams declared that he was examining a
turkey it'll the view of buying il, when shingtou
| ing IT; fined SIS aud costs. Louis Platter, coloren
charged with stealing q knife from little boy by
| snatching u from him and running away: fined IS
| Will sm Simms, assault ard battery Rosa 5Imms
| hs wife Rosu on being sworn said that she wishaC
| to wi hdraw the charge that W il lam was drunk
| and did not know what he was about; dismissed
| John T.ylor, assault on Susan Clements. PLEADED
| against him. VIM. 3. Jameson, charged with run
| ming a wagon without license; fined Is. Franz
Waller, same offeDse said the number had fallen of
| the wagon and he had the number in his pocket
| fined So VIM. X. TOson and James Smith, hack
men, charged with violation Of the hack law, fine,
| 81 each. Margaret Bolden, charged with sellins
liquor in less quantities than pint without license
$3.50, or three months in JAIL an appeal was taken
| Recess