Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-14
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CIRCUIT OouRT-yzdgs Mac ArthEy
:, To-day, Gardner sgt sharp; verdict for plain
verdict for SIP, or return of goods. johnson
agt: Plant and Brown; verdict for plaintiff.
Shill agt Savage; do. Tucker & sherman agt.
Kimmel; do. A number OF judgments by de-
fault were entered.
PROBATE CorRr-Judge DIN.
Yesterday after our report closed, letters with
the will annexed Of Charles Muller were issued
to r. Springsguth; bond 5000. Josephine O.
Briscoe qualified as administrative of G. w.
Walker; bond 500. In re-, Fanny X. Rawl-
ings, Joseph g. Carroll was appointed admins
traitor; bond s2i 900. The will Of the late Jacob
The win Of Eneline N. Eddie was filed. AZ
ter giving explicit directions as to her funeral
etery according to the rites OF the Protestant
Episcopal church, she beQueathes 50 900 to her
daughter Elizabeth; g, 900 to her grand son, Ed
S Ward g. EDDIE; her clothing and silye,wsre to
sonal estate to her granddaughter, Nellie Mary
Eddie. She appoints Joseph B. Bryan and her
daughter, Ellen Eddie, her executors
The will of Robert Earl, which was executed
in June, 1866, was also filed, and to that there
are three codicils He leaves his house land
lot, No. 1856 2lst street, IN trust to Solomon
Slower and ID. X. Wagner for the use of his
daughter, ANNE Earl, to whom he also leaves
81 800 in United States bonds. He also leaves
g. 600 to his daughter, Mary Hrlbus, anddirects
that the balance of his estate ali be divided
between his children. The viii is witnessed by
VIM. Forsyth, John Wilson and d. X. Haguer
PoLIcK CoURr-yHIge SaeU.
To-day Sanders Sanders, charged with creat-
ing and maintaining a nuisance; s5 and costs.
Bud Warner. charged with feloniously assault
ing and robbing Edward +. Moses of a poe ket-
BOOK and - in money; sent to the grand jury
Elijah Williams, larceny of So in money; 40
and costs, or $50 days In Jail. James Vanner-
son, assault and battery on Emma Donnelly;
S5 and costs Alfred jackson, assault and bat
terry on A. j. Darden; IS and costs. Zachariah
Taylor, larceny OF a note worth SIS; $50 and
costs. T. ID. Kimmell, assault and battery on
Matthew Lanhsdy; nolle pros. Charles Mans
field. assault aud battery on Charles jackson,
cutting him badly with knife; so and costs.
Moses Briscoe and VIM. Jones, larceny OF $50
pounds Of iron spikes; jail months.
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
Thomas W. Smith, profane; %. Also charged
with driving q snow plough on the sidewalk.
Defendant said he had two light mules and a
light plow, which he had been in the habit of
using for some years past. He stated that the
United States officers in charge Of the public
grounds did not object; neither the feet of tue
mules nor the plough came in contact with the
footway, and he thought the law did not apply
10 the case, no harm being done to the streets:
judgment suspended and defendant recon-
mended TO confer with the Board of Public
Works as to their opinion whether or not the
plough and team injure the sidewalk.
HACKS, ETC.
Rob't Kelly, violation of hack law; s.. Chas.
hinehart forfeited collateral for swearing. Chas.
G. Mack, John Lee and John Thomas forfeited
collateral, s., for violation of hack law. James
O'Nesl, charged with fast irving, forfeited col
lateral. Mary Connor, charged with unlawful
lywalkipg OF park. Mary stated that she did
not know 1t was unlawful to do so; So.