Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24
THE COUNTS.

SPECIAL 1ERM-Judge Hyfe.
o-day, Bradley ct al. agt. Young ct al:
order extending time. Fendal agt. Cassin ct al;
order ratifying trustees report nis Strong agt.
District, Wight agt. District, and Guinand sgt.
nor; order 10 file trustees bond. Barker agt.
Gilbert ct al; order allowing X. Campbell to
intervene. PsiTo sgt. Holmesd; decree of con-
veyance. Merrimcn agt. Holtzmsn; order dis
charging rule. Draper sgt. Brown; judgment
entered. johnson agt. Pryor; order requiring
cefends ant TO give bond rescinded. Mercer sgt.
Mercer; order allowing petitioner to file bill of
review. Howe agt. Fay; decision demanding
parties to demurrer or original bill. Brad
ley sgt. Young, order extending time.
appeal bond fled. Mcclellan agt Young; order
TO pay guardian infants distributive share.
First National Bank (by recovery agt. Hunt
ington; decree appointing Jones trustee. Stark
weather sgt. Plowman; order authorizing re-
ceiver to sue. Willet & Libbey agt Welch.
order to issue attachment. Wild & Bro agt
Plumb; order to sell goods. Berghmans act
Porter; decree for conveyance. Elliot, trustee
agt. Lamon; decision for decree of sale, declar,
ing taxes lien, and for payment of a specific
sum.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judqs Humpbrey,.
To-day, in the case of Frederick f, Viewers
charged with selling liquor without license. the
defendant failed to respond and the udgment
or the Police Court was affirmed. Virgil p
humdson icharged with unlawfully carving on
business as commercial agent, failing 70 re-
spond when called, the judgment of the Police
Court inhietiDg fine of $3.50, was affirmed A
nolle pros. was entered in the case OF Emanuel
Lacy, charged with selling horses in violation of
the license law. Wilson Griffin, who was fond
guilty on yesterday of disorderly conduct in
breaking the windows of the restaurant of
August Necker and held for sentence, was to-
day committed to the workhouse for sixty DAYS
Adjourned to Tuesday next.
Police CoURT-Judqs Shell.
To-day, Elias Rasher, charged with obstruct-
ing the pavement with his goods; 50. John c.
Traverse, assault and battery on Martha f.
traverse, his wife; $500 bonds to keep the
John Smith forfeited collateral for Carving
concealed weapons-S20. VIM. III. Dugsn for
feited - for disorderly conduct. Jas. Shreves
protane; So. Rosa johnson, disturbing the quiet
OF Georgetown; IS. Ella Thompson, a prosti-
tute ana vagrant, was sent down 60 days. Nor
ris DOwd, profane; 50. Thomas Buckley for
teted collateral. Redmond Smith and James
Bryan, IS each for disorderly conduct. Robert
Solomons, throwing stones in the street: AZ
supply Hickman, child vagrant, was sent to
the workhouse. Thomas and Anna REYNOLDS
Kate Robson forfeited 81 collateral for disor-
derly conduct. John T. Payne, larceny of a
pair OF slippers; 80 and costs. BENJAMIN Toll
nfer, charged with exposing for sale unsound
meat in the o street market Inspector Wolf
stated that there was PCS pounds of very bad
meat, all unit for use; $50. Samuel Lawson,
assault and battery on Oficer Robinson; sent to
the grand jury. Also charged with assault and
battery on 3. III. Murrill; $50 and costs, or 30
of tonic beer worth 20 cents; Jail. CYRUS Font
roy, assault and battery on John Jones; $40 and
costs. James Shreve, assault and battery on
John Schlotterback; $40 and costs. Thomas
Henry, larceny OF some potatoes and tomatoes
(haf peck of each;) $40 and costs.