Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-06
THE CATRrS

PROBATE COURT y esterday Judge DIN and
following business The VIII II se ae r Na 9e
ton WAS hled end fully proven. He bequea,hes TO
Pb@ni. Life Insurance company; also, proceeds Of
he Policy in tn. Berkshire Life Insurance. company
ture, save silver plate and library in which she is
only to taye life estate, the silver her death TO
go 70 his eldest daughter and his library and watch
to his eldest SON. He pro'i des annuity Of ssO TO
the support Of his wife and children, and in the
dren the property goes to his wifes sister, Maggie
Eiii;s his niece, Lizzie NoJes, and nephews, Bart
iA,s AIMED as en, eutor, wit his wife executrix
partially proven, in which he beque sths all his prop
eIty to his wife, and appoints her executrix Mary
child vice Camptei bond 500 la ~ re estats ~
hoTati9 hmes Eliza TerEill was appointed guar
samuel Til ton. James s. Edwards special sudito 81
distribution made By the Reeiaer o of sna
was finally ratified and confirmed.
tates Of the following deceased men, TO enable the
widows and other representatives Of their estates 10
deceased from the government under the twenty per
cent act of Congress Joseph r. Fairsll, Jsre
CLARK, Henry Silver, Joseph Ferguson pno White,
Michael II Grimes, Oliver Craig, John II. Kimhart,
Mccarthy, VIM. Branson, Frank EIwood. John
Thos. q. Kelly. "N
POLICE COURT, Judge DairSon To-day, Chas.
II Butler. charged with being loud and boisterous
on street car SIS John Nelson, loud cursing on
Gus; So each. John Murphy, same in Georg, town;
Ss Hohn ana Carr; profanity s. Wayman Brooks
HsHrs Tdon and gRn S sson IL and and
battery on Jacob Dougherty; SIS each.
FEMININE FRACAs,
Juia Co ates and q liza Cart were charged with
Assault and battery on Mary Lewis. The testimony
houses as she was passing and Selling her umbrella
from her hand, pummeled her over the head and
lace with II. Ophelia Ann Smallwood cOrroborsted
NJ, Ms testlnony. Rachel Jane Lee testified that
defendants, and called them slips" and Uthings >
Nj hltable Ann Nicholson also testified to the COM
painant itching the tail of her dress mp. Consid-
cradle tteliLg was manifested by this witness Nan
cy Jane Snuthworth testified to Julia Coates beat
ing her with the umbrella Louisa Mary Coates
teshed TO the switching of the dress the defend
ants and the case appeared mixed that the coF
dismissed the whole party with caution.
A PEA NUT WAR.
Jcseph Moreneilly, assault and battery on An
tchl9 Caragnaro. Both are keepers Of pea q ut
stands, complainant dispensing these luxuria- from
stald on the avenue, near l0th street, aud defen-
dapt in the Theater Comique The assault was
made with loaded cane over the head of complain
ant, breaking the cane in two. The trouble was
ABOUT the ownership of peanut stand, and took
place on sunday evening in a restaurant on street
general msee OF s. me half al hours duration fol-
ltsiian, which had TO be inter eted, all Of about
the same tenor as above, and the Judge fined defeu-
dsnt S25 and costs.
MIscELLANRnrs
Allen Mitchell, assault and battery on MARY
Mitchell, his wife; SIS ond costs, Cornelius Noonan
IT., assault and battery Stewart Wilson; 10 and
costs. Thomas Quinn, alias james Wilson. larceny
OF gold watch; $50 and costs, or 60 DAYS in Jail
Mary johnson, assault and bsttery on Roberta
Bell; s. and costs. A. +. L. Reese Charged in four
cases lth creating and maintaining a nuisance in
an alley between 4ih ard 5th and and streets In
the shape Of unsuitable premises TO hi, tena.
ment houses; IS in each case.