Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19
THE COURTS.

vuH CT al. against the washington Founding
hsylum-to set aside bequest of the late j Josh IA
flerce-was concluded. The case OF White ct
al. against the Freedmeu's Savings and Trust
company, was argued by Mr.. TOtten for de-
iendant, ana Davidge for plaintiffs. The plain
tufts allege that by virtue of certain deeds OF
trust In April, 1872, they sold the goods, chat
teis and personal property in the st. James no.
tel; that Beall * Baker and the Freed mems
Savings and Trust Company each demand the
money, which is not sufficient to paw both, and
they pray that the defendants NAV be com
PEELED 70 interplesd: This suit is brought to
settle the claims of the parties. The Freed
mems Savings and Trust Company claim under
trust deeds, and the other parties claim bv yir.
Tue OF the statute creating liens In favor of
landlords.
PROBATE CoURT-Judg. DIN,
To-day, the will of the late Abbey E. Hall
oe9ueathing her property to her children was
iEIiy proven and admitted to probate, and let
Donu S23,OCO. The will of the late Sarah Nc
DermOIt, of Georgetown, was admitted to pro-
pa.e; She bequesths her estate money to her
brother Barney, who was named as executor
aud qualified, giving $500 bonds In re Gabriel
l.. Ford; order of publication fixing Tuesday.
June sth, Tor hearing. Chas. a. Perkins quail
NJ Ne Zoo a. aGmin'stTsIor OF l.. g. Perkins-bond
istrator of estate of +. b. Northup-bopd
5000. The will of the late Garrett Barry be-
queathing his estate TO his children was filed,
Win petition OF T.. n. Lewis for letters.
POLICE CoURr-Jufqs .SnsH
Yesterday, George Matthews larceny oF q
nat-second offence; six months in Jail. Henry
Robinson and Emanuel Lee, charged with an
array Iy IN Hnlontown, and drawing a crowd of
some hundred persons. The atfray grew out OF
the suspicion that Lee WAS too Intimate with
hoOlhsohs Wlfe; hobineon was dismissed, aud
Lee was hned So and costs. Lucien johnson
ana ROBERT Lawson, assault and battery on
Richard johnson, who testified that while Al
dlnner yesterday, in his mothers house, Luciep
threw large paving stone at Linn, which went
through the do }" making hole large enough
to put baby through, and struck him in the
side. 1t was shown in defence that Richard was
In fault in commencing the quarrel, and the
oeLenaahIs were discharged Frank Waters, a
colored boy, was arrested by Officer Collins
charged with the larceny of old iron worth 40
from Messrs. Daugbton & Curtin, iron founders
In Georgetown; fined $40, or 80 days in jail.
JOhn W washington, profane. The OFF Ger tes-
titled that he was called upon to arrest him.
found him lying fiat or his back tied from
head to foot with double lines by his father:
nned 80 and costs O. Baldwin, driving through
funeral procession; So Richard RnbinsSn
was fined $50 for fast driving. Margaret
Schramm, keeper OF the Central house, charged
with using profane and indecent language in a
loud tone OF voice, loud enough 10 be heard All
about the street. Officer Milstead testified TO
nearing the noise, and, on going in, found a
large party assembled, quite disorderly, and
among the the proprietress. Ii was shown in
defence that Mrs. 5. was endeaver1ng to keep
her guests quiet, and she was dismissed. Henrv
smith, colored, charged with walking over a
street park; s.. VIM. Hart and George Nash,
loud aud bOisterous; SIS each. Belle Wilson,
yagrant, was sent to the workhouse. Henry T.,
bowers, mot George w. Bauers Of the bowling
saloon on ID street), Edward O'Br;en, Edward
johnson and John Lansdale engaged in rhe
affI ay at the house of Mary Schramm, were fined
70 each; and Josephine Harkney, Hattie Smith
ana Mary Blake forfeited collateral of $40 each.
Tyler Jones, resisting Officer Lewis. was fined
: 10 and costs.
TO-DAY.
6 EDWARD Hines, assault and battery on George
Scbuitze; So apd costs. Stephen Morgan. a.
sault on Henry Butler; IS aud costs Thomas
Rusty, assault and battery on Georgiana Jane
ackson, his step-dsughter; SIS and costs.
Ann Williams; IS ana costs. Washington San
Francisco, assault on Emily WanstaIf; as and
costs. II. w: Hall, Obstructfng the footway by
placing goods thereon; 50. Hubert L. Moore
and Josiah Crawford, two little bows, charged
with breaking trees in the parks; IS each w.
ID. Dunn, obstructing the sidewalks; 50. Henry
1 LS%oer, forfeited collateral. August Must
wonder, vagrant, sent to the workhouse
Henry Grover, an idle and suspicious person.
was sent down for 80 days. Edward Fitzhugh,
Carrying concealed weapons. Officer Berkeley
said ne arrested him for picking ladies' pockets
IN the market house, and, on searching him,
found loaded revolver on him; $50. Fred,k
Rest forfeited collateral for profanity. Corne-
Illus J. Desmond, charged with unlaWfulIy sell
tinued. WA
THE CENTRAL HOUSE ROW.
MT. Frank Gloss asked that the cases disposed
Of yesterday against three Of the young women
and boisterous language at the Central Hotel
ON Sunday night, be opened for a further
hearing. They were not present in the court
room when their names were called and their
collaterals Of $40 each were declared forfeited,
while the drunken men, who caused the ARRAY
by forcing themselves into the sleeping apart
ment OF the women, were let of with fine of
S. each by appearing and pleading guilty. The
girls were all poor working girls aud 1t was a
great hardship for them. Mr.. Miller strenu-
ously opposed arehearing, and the court refused
TO reopen the cases.
In the case of Stockbridge agt. Wheeler,
charged with false pretences reported on Sat-
nrday last), noile pros was entered by the
District Attorney, there being no evidence to