Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-30
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PROBATE COCRr--yGdge Wtllf.
81 Wheeler qualified rs ADMINISTRATIVE; bond
~ 900. Percivsl Padgett was appointed
guardian 10 samuel and B. Edward Padgett;
bond SEQ. Louis kettier to the child OF
Elizabeth Webel; bond $500. Isaac c. slater
10 The orphan of John s. Slater; bond $500.
ferdinand Kuester TO the orphans of Johanna
Neenah Upton; orphan Of John Upton; bond
ofJames Brown; bond $500. The will of the
10 Der sister, Sarah E. Major, was filed and
order of publication directed. Eunice b.
Sawyer qualified as administrator OF estate
OF r. p. Sawyer; bond Sl2 600. The last will
and testament OF Francis PoOre was admitted
TO probate as TO personality. a large number
of administrators. executors and guardians
accounts were reported by the Register and
approved and passed. The court adjourned
until to morrow. Tuesday,
POLICE CoURT-J,sioe Mas pro TEN.
John Stewart, profane; IS. VIM. II. VIII
der, James Smith, Gotleib Aufrecht, forfeit
ed collateral. Henry Smallwood, climbing
on park railing; s.. Edward, McCarey for
feited collateral. James Smith. indecent ex-
posure; So. James Bowers, cursing; as.
n CHURCH MEMBER IN TROUBLE.
J3seIh c; Anderson, disorderly on county
road. The testimony showed that Anderson
made use of very bad language. Anderson
said he belonged TO the church, and never
cursed. He then gave his version OF the sto-
! loud and boisterOus; -. VIM. Scott and
VIM. Graves, same; dismissed. Frank Yea
~ anu LtDDaIu tO1nDS IO1Ie1tou cOlIdtGr9l
| for disorierly conduct. Anna FitzsimnOus
| forfeited collateral. Frank Thomas, loud;
| 50. Thomas Cunningham was sent TO the
| reform school. Eugene Z. Meade, disorderly
| conduct; SIS Andrew Weeden, loud; IS. FlIE-
/ abb tn Gibson, loud and boisterous on l3H
street; $40, Charles Williams. loud and bois-
terous In MAYORS alley; forfeited collateral.
| John Aloysius, violation Of hack law in two
! cases, IS. Rosa Brown, charged with being
| q prostitute and vaerant; 90 days. Molly
| Pratt and Louisa Mason, same charge; down
VIM. Jackson forfeited collateral. VIM. III.
| Golden, loud and boisterOus; IS. Gabriel
Johnson forfeited collateral. Luke Connell,
| IasturiDg TWO cows on the parks; So. John
Massey, colored boy, pleaded guilty to
stealing canteloupe; reform school. VIM.
HradShHW, charged with making threats to
VIM. Lyman; 800 to keep the peace. VIM.
Harris, James Scoon and James Pead. ar
rested few days since on the charge of the
larceny OF paper from the General Post Of
ice; dismissed. Andrew Weeden, assault on
VIM. McCuilom I'm street car; $40 aud
costs. John England and Thomas Curry,
array; %. Mary Brown. larceny OF hat;
80 days in Jail. Maria Carter, larceny of a
dress from Mrs. Fanny Hurley, dismissed.
I0ney Coleman, assault on w. IL. Ambush;
so or 60 days. Jorlon Smith, larceny OF
seven Chickens; Sl0 or 80 days ia Jail.
BITE FOR A BITE.
James Watkins, assault on Annie Wat
her" Complainant produced piece of the
rlght ear OF the complaining witness; six
months in Jail, the Court remarking that the
and his appetite would be gratified
Thomas Angel, threats To Mrs. Mary A.
hairy; bonds TO keep the peace. Samuel
Miller alias Heard, assault on Maria FitZ-
hugh. Prosecuting witness testified that
Miller had been waiting on her. and oues-
uoued her about another man and he struck
her saying if he caught her letting another
man go with her he would kill her; IS. An
thony MontlOy and Robert Hunter, assault
or Edward Nichols; so each and costs or 60
Gays il jail. Alexander Dyer, assault on
Sarah Adams; SIS and costs Joseph M,
Carleo, assault on Andrew Norton; $40 and
costs Samuel Payne, assault and battery
on Mary Diggs, q little girl; IS and costs.
Charles Getz, assault and battery with in"
tent to kill Morris Pinchauver, waived an
examination aud gave bonds in $500 for a
months in Jail. ~
Lively ROW NEAR BRIGHrwooD.
french Payne Frank Lee, JEFF Johnson
George Butts, James Slammed, Henry
ShaInmell, and John +. Shamrnell, Charged
with riot and ARRAY in shanty near
brlgntWOOd. This occurred about one O'Clock
on Sunday morning and caused great alarm
il that neighborhoOd. This place has mad 81
P Pa name i0r some time. and Lieutenant
went In and found hot fight going on. Guns
and pistols were being discharged all the
crowd oelng more or less drunk. Several
got bruises and the wonder is that some were
moi KILLED. y musket and pistol were can
tured and all were locked up. The fight TOOK
place about pistol which Dan Carter had
stolen from Frank Payne. All fined Is ex-
cept Frank Lee.
RECOVERY OF $3.50 IN 3-65 BoNDs-Mr
Eartiey CurTan, residing in the West End.
was robbed OBJ Friday night of $50 in 3-G5
District bonds. Detectives McElfresh and
officer McGlue, of the 4th precinct subse-
quently arrested Currans son, John II wears
old, and recovered the bonds. The father de-
Ginning to prosecute him he was released.
BY ADVERTISEMENT it will be seen that
MI. a. Straus has opened his fall stock OF |
geutlemeD's and youths wear. Great care
mas Dcen used In selecting suitings for school
boys, and these are sold al reasonable rates,
FORETELLING HIS own DFATH-1 16,s
bh0TR TIE PhgSiciOoS Belize TO hCre 6eed FiIbk-
e1ed TO Dedu.-Wm. j. Duck, aged &c. Of 3la |