Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-21

C1DCUIT COURT, Jsdss HsmpAssys.-ro-day,
essss. Church at. Bennett, unlimited to court.
Morris ast. VESSELS do. Costello sst. Lloyd, on
PROBATE CoURr-Yesterday Miss Susie psnk
worth qualihed as administratrH Of her mother
estate bond, $500; -, Ia. cs,.f ,,.,,.. Cha.
r 81 the
letters were Issued to II. d. Cooke as executor;
The vim q the late W. L.. sharkey was to-day
hled in the Probate Court and admitted to probate
money and his watch to his q and nephew, and nom
rates his wife as executor. Hon. Stephenson
The win Of the late John Casper smith, twho was
,ennd drowned few day: sinesh dated January s,
prOLICI COURT, Jsdss S.sn-Today, WIN.
case continued: Patrick KeniIy, same charge; fned
inecm. TAX. Reg nOid:, Srofsaity forfei,sd
Dawson, vssTsney; bonds or P .ofshO1.s orse.nRr
But Butler, protsne; S. Nv Ida Green, 90; nole pros
Of g asy:
tba,tsrJ The prosecuting witness testified that he
s IF bSer T6e u1 e be ssed II
not conceive that butter would be sold at that price
Of an aT Ra1s % gSd Afref the ordinance
yict under the article must be proved be offered
tar sale as an article Of food and he would therefore
A WARNING TO OFFICERS NOT TO EXCEED THEIR
Samuel Einstein, pound master was charged with
assault on Thomas fitz, small boy. Prosecuting
witness testified that yesterday Rinstejn com. mn
And arrested Jerking shovel Of his hand and
twisting him around. Officer 0'Hare testified that
he saw commotion where some persons we're AZ
work In bank of earth, and going over found Elm.
stein with the boy using him roughly, and asking
what the boy had done. Einstein said the boy hal
called him heg catcher. Einstein also stated that
he was an otiic, r The defence called Sampson "
Ter, who testified that when the fuss first Occurred
the omcer was not present.; that when Einsteip
passed, two boys, Zone the prosecuting witness !
called him thief and threw stones at him and that
when the officer come mp Einsten was attem ne To
MI Brown. appeared for the accus. d, and ST nted
that in the same neigbborhood the pound men hal
been assaulted frequently by the boys and he also
onered IN evidence the commission of Einstein as
the pound master had exceeded his duty and that
even had the boys thrown stones or called him hco
catcher he had no right interpret that act as an
with his duties He should rely on the
ne nae exceed his authority in this case but the
court would impose a nominal fine only 'Ae
AN UNFORTUNATE HUSBAND
asssn, IA ana Lucy Rivers were charged with
Rivers on the 18th instant The prosecuting witness
came into court with his head bandaged up, and Or
hlemschmidt explained that there wac a severe
wound across the fare and several Others and one
commenced by his going on q boat in the canal TO
get his money, which his wife had taken from him
When she lett him. and after he had been struck with
an axe on the head, he made bis escape, but subse
tusselng, his wife cut him, aud Clark used a knife
Inc VIE stated that she met her husband SUNDAY
morning, and he assaulted her, tearing of her
clothes. Both the accused were committed for the
collateral forfeited. Thomas Holman, isreenS:
decision reserved. "''