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


To-day, in re estate of James F. Essex; de,
cree authorizing loan. Jones, trustee apt,
Wiley ct al; decree confirming sale. Walsh agt.
Runlett; order denying Injunction. Ashby AIT.
Butler; order Diminishing bill without preiudjce
to suit at law. Adams Express company agt
Adams; decision for specific recovery In favor
OF VIM. Adams. Mace agt. Evans ct al; decree
dismissing bill without prejudice. johnson
agt. Milburn; order appointing Amos Webster
guardian ad litem. Burke agt Burke; order of
reference. Schneider agt. Turton ct al; port
OF trustees fled. Bigelow agt. Bigelow; order
extending time to take testimony. Caber agt
Knox; order vacating service Of subpoena
Psiro agt. Holmead; order appointing a com
missioner to take infants answer. In re Christ
church congregation; decree appointing trus-
tees. Farmers and Merchants National BanI,
agt. Hill; order Of reference TO auditor. Roane,
executor, agt. Denver and Peck; order refer
ence to referee and to take testimony. Chew
agt. Blumenberg ct al; decree pro confesso In
re estate OF John Williams; decree confirming
order OF Probate Court for sale of infants real
estate. Jones agt. Tinney; order appointing
guardian al litim. Scott agt. Rogers; order
modifying terms of sale. Nailor sgt. Major;
decree OF divorce from bed and board. Blagdan
agt. Blagden; order ratifying auditors report
Shreeye sgt. O'Hare; order modifying terms OF
sale. Transue agt. Transue; motion OF com
plainant to dismiss bill filed.
POLICE CoURT-Judge SaeU
To-day, Peter. Garrett, colOred, was charged
with the larceny OF coat, worth $50, from Ma
thaniel Wilson, ESQ.,, who testified that it was
stolen from bis hail by defendant. 1t was also
proved that Garrett sold the coat to boatman
for az; six months in jail. Jenny Humphrey.
cursiDg near the Long bridge. Jenny said she
went there to drown herself, and they wouldn't
let her; SO. Ellen Ross, fast driving; So. War
rem johnson, fast driving; So. Lewis johnson
profane; So. Ellen Brooks, same; IS. Samuel
Anderson, disturbing the quiet of Georgetown
So; Samuel jackson, cursing; 50. Edward
O'Bren, disturbing the quiet of Georgetown;
s.. Frederick Roth and Michael Fender,
charged with assault and battery on the 23d of
June, and highway robbery on one Francis
Lemon, taking from him SS5. Case sent to
the grand jury. Edward O'Brlcn, as
Samuel jackson, assaulting and resisting on
Ger Slater In the discharge of his duty; sent to
the grand jury. Eliza Jones and Hattie john
son, larceny Of $40 and pair of pants from
took lodgings at Sarah Longster's house last
night, and Eliza and Hattie played the panel
game on him, whereby he lost his money and
pants. OMcer Daley testified that he came
ster without his pants on; he had his coat on
and buttoned: On questioning him he said he
went In with his pants on, and when he went
to 60 he could not find them. Eliza and Hattie
got them. They are both bright mulattoes, and
well known street walkers. The Judge said il
was regular panel trick, and sentenced them
TO elk months each In jail. Thomas Williams
ana George Wilbur, larceny Of pocket book
nom q greenhorn; S5 each. VIM. Brooker col
ored, assault and battery on George Schafe r,
German. This appeared 70 be a wanton assault
and the old man was badly beaten; $40 ana
costs Martha Poole, threats to Mary Ellen
Moseby; bonds to keep the peace. Anna Shea.
assault and battery on Laura Lee; 50 and costs.
@Laura Fair has gone to Japan to shoot the
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