Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURr-rhs
on ssaaasa s ST. Rsa ns a. W sss 81 Ms
sruri. ex rel Hsyes-Error 70 the circuit court for
B.nk Of washingion sue in 81 Louis to recover OF
one Perry Fuller sio,eoO, and s,tachment issued
claimed those goods, and ihsrsnpon The bank. with
Esa ard o,hers IS srreties, executed bond to the
the cher against the seisure Of the goods aud shad
ale. :; , Hsys,; or any S,ssr person claiming
the seizure 1hs sheriff then sold the goods, under
nate ass sea ann IT. IN .ss nas o. the
question IN the case was whether Fuller owned or
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sively TO Hayes. The verdict for Hayes, and
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secret trust By Hayes, aud that the latter had 40
Brsdhesd far defendants. ''n 'O' Shafp
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-After our re-
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the Court afhrmipg the Judgment below.
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the Supreme Court Of the United States was filed By
Gen. J. " Denver stated that he had noticed that
charges had been preferred against him, and asked
FM Kimmeli was appointed constable.
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sos USl ny pnr deere was made sIthotisps IN.
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s srs otho + Can't decree confirming the report of
CIRCUIT COURT. JTde. MAJ Artsur.-To.iay,
Norment agt. MorseIl; verdict for defendant. Gold
berg agt Geraq; non-sGit By plaintiff. Esberg agt.
Schmidt; on trial.
CRIMINAL COURT. ySdrs Cariisr.--This morn
ing, the case OF oseph Eskringe Ransell and J5hn
intent to kin Joseph smith on the 81 Of June last,
was called. This assault is alleged TO have been
from the h street wharf and il vii, be recoleeted
that on the following morning the prosecuting wit
sands i,S aeGSt the head; and his sweone broken
tie parties and they asked aS9nt an he tns
them be would have $50 that night that between 10
on the boat, but supposed they were persons who
had been in the habit Of sleeping on boats: that he
and was left senseles.., Eskridse and Henson both
ST. Tck him. bit could not say L Rollins ala. His
abb, and several witnesses were examined The
JURY found veroict of guilty as to Henson and not
defence. George &. Adams, coiored Charged with
bSrPs hs name Sf Perry Brown on for
last viii Thomas sa va. sd TIE will fe o
and record The viii Of late Kitty Brs sE @s
t ~ ~ pr1rsa Lewis Dsyis qualified as guardian
fed as adminisrator Of the estate Of Hester X
traitor Of the late G. Thomas Getty sstate r ssqss
Webster Qualified administrator of The estate Of
an eac a'0 sSwen 20 Sn hSr
lned a. administrator OF James Murphy-bond-S25Q
THE AULICK CASR.
The case OF the estate Of Ralph V. Aulick was
taken up, and Mr.. MeIrick, for the widog, moved
the Court to revoke an order approving bill filed
against the estate by John b. Aulick. Mr. Bavidge
appeared on the other side and after short dscu,-
voked.
POLICE COURT, yp5ge Sa.H-Te-day. James
South, profsue; S.. Mary Cannon, q vasraut, was
sent TO the workhouse Mile Merchant, alias Mud
lond and boisterous; So. Belle Wilson was brought
INTO court in very drunken condition, shouting
and cursing. She was charged with vagrancy, and
sent 70 the worhhouse. John Shipley, profanity:
IS. Charles Crumbery, O soldier, disturbing the
peace and qulet Of Georgetown; IS. Fl a Dunn,
charged with engaging in the business of commer
cial agent without license; : EOS. Samuel Anderson
Assault on Gather u Brooks; SIS. Tom Williams
and VIM. johnson, colored, charged with the lar
ceny OF rs chickens worth SIS; case continued Sal
~ Tapley, larceny of hat and some books. W rtb
So fined $40. Jerry phenson, assault and battery
on Charles Holman; $40 and costs.
RIGHTEOUS SENTENCE.
Ii. l.. Southland was charged with obscene and in
decent exposure in Lafayette square. Officer Gray
on duty there, saw this fell w chase three ladies'
through the square and Afterwards return and in
suit two young ladies', daughters of very resp act
able citizen On hearing the testimony the Judge
ed that the public squares of this city being
laid out and improved for the pleasure and comfort
OF the citizens and strangers who is this CITY they
are not TO be fnsulted bv mohs Of low vulgar rsbble
IN this manner, and whenever caught aud brought
before him in future, he would give them the ban
ent OF the law, He fined him $50, and in default
ninety days in the work house.