Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02
THE COCR rs.

COU JH1ge Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, Conrad agt. Mold an, ct al, ani
Bogan agt Leonard: judgment below aficmei
Getz Brothers sgt Fugitt; verdict for ri aiutitf
Warden agt. Todd; verdict for defendant.
CRIMINAL COURT-Juige OLn,
yesterday, Charles Fickling, assault and hat
tery, (appean guilty; fined $50. James HENRY
40 iuO.)j hned SO. james Brown aud Henry
Gordon, resisting officer Drane, (appeaD; fined
500 each. Rome Smith, assault on James
Garretf, (appeal); fined S59. Armsteai Holmes
resisting Otfcer-Lieut. James Johnson-was
lOubu guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine OF z3D
and three months or in darauit SiY ,no,,hs IN
jail. -
TO-DAY.
Aburew jackson. grand larceny of bricks
several cart loats.) was convicted of petit
larceny. John Williams, assault aud battery on
oOhn GTlgg, ,appeai,) plead guilty and was
sentehceu 10 pay Tine of SIS and two months
In jail, Or in iefault of fine four months o Jail
Jonn erguson, Samuel Bruce. John Hall
ana FRANK queen, assault and robbery OF
George NANNY on the 9th or January Joseph
Chaney and henry Stewart, larceny; motion
for new trial ove.ruled, and sentenced 20 one
year In penitenttary. Eugene Thomas. con-
ylcted OF larceny; sentenced to paw a fine or
SO. Charles Hall, convicted of larceny; ons
victed of the larceny of brick, was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary.
PROBATE COURT-Juf9e dim
10 gay the Will Of the late Joseph Bryan be-
gueathiDg his estate to his wife, Octavia, during
her life or widowhood and to his children was
filed: The will of the late Altman BaIdwin was
partially proven. The will OF the late Mary
Gulsta was hled. She beIueathes a house anl
lot in square l26 to her nephew, VIM G,Its-
borough, and appoints the nephew of her
husband, Joseph Guists, executor, to Distribute
among the l. gal heirs with codicil bsqueath-
Ing the estate, with the exception of the houss
ana lot to william. TO Joseph absolutely. Mary
Y: howard qualified as ministratrx OF estate
OF John z. Howard-boni slO,OO The will of
the lste Cecilia Evans WAS fully proven. The
VIII Of the late Caroline Ste aver, beaueathinS
her property 70 her husband and children, was
filed, sad oder OF PUBLICATION mads. - re,
VIII OF Mary Ellen Mcleod; order Of publica.
POLICE CoUeT-Judgs Smell.
Yesterday, Benjamin Cooley, charged With
carrying on gambling hou -, waived an exam
inston, and the Case was sent to the grand jury
bonds q 200. Charles Rus sell, assault AMI bat
terry on Kelly Payne. The latter is an Old col
ored man, and testified thai Russell struck him
IN the mouth with stone, knocking Qua toota
out and loosing four others; $40 and costs Rrs-
sell was also charged with ass8ultIug aud resist
Ing ON Ger Cunningham; grand Jury. George
Cisrk, assault and battery on Carrie Brown;
20 and COST Richard Williams, threats to
Maria kuffan; bonds TO keep the peace. Sarah
Roy, assault and battery on Mary Hanlsy; con-
unutd' John st. John, threats TO Julia st.
John, his wife, who testified that joan hal
the shears in his hand and threatened to kill
her. she had been married to him "A We ara ami
isteIy ne had got to drinking and is never sober,
Jos. Powell, threats to Sarah Powell. his
mother-In-law; bonds to keep the paacs ,Jas
McN amara, threats TO John Brown; 300 bonIs
10 Keep the peace. job anna Mcnamara as
Fault on Elizabeth Brown with sticks and
stones This lie the annual scrimmage between
these two families, and they were all out under
the customary bonds to keep the peace for one
year. John Jones. breaking down the fence OF
Samuel Bender; IS. Randall Hanson a va
grant, was sent to the workhouse for so days.
VIM. Smith, Thoe. Mckay, Richard Washing-
ton, Aleck BRICK, and several others, forfeited
eollaterals. Fanny Miller, profanity: SD.
Elizabeth Mason, same; IS. George CLARK
and Cary Brown, loud and bolsterous; as each.
Albert Bailey, colored, charged with disigur.
Ing bench in the Smithsonian grounds by cut
ting IL. He was caught In the act by O.icer
O'Connor; SO. Dennis Gormsn was haed az
for profanity. Charles Russell, same CHI rge:
$40. Mary Holland, o vagrant, was ssnt down
tor ninety DAYS David Parker, same charge:
~ Charles Zurich, profane in the county: As.
Michael Holland was fined IS for disturbing
Mount Z.on church while engaged in religious
worship. Richard Richards, disturbing the
congregation Of Calvary Chapel; S. jams
Hoover, assault and battery on Arthur
McNslly. This ARRAY occurred on Sttur-
day night in front of the Mon gram houss. on
18th street. All We're more or less intoxicated
and row occurred, during which McNsll 90.
cut on the shoulder. Another, named Vermii-
lion, got cut pretty badly. Hoover ran asay.
and was pursued by Serg eant Acton, who ar
rested him, and on arriving at the Central
gusrdhouse a bloody knife was found on de-
fendant; personal recognizance to keep the
peace.