Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-13
THE COURTS.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-JttIge C1rtteT.
agree and were dsSSarre Yste. WI 'Coiameu 80
verdict for plaintiff for $500 Meyenberg vs. Brown;
verdict for plsntif for s475. The jurors were DIS
SPECIAL TERM-Jratgs Wyse.
To-day, Kennedy agt. Fay 9Ider nisi, confirming
pre- eonfs.so absolute. In re Acsherrys ystase;
S Ssde5 Nee T9ns PTGSa1s TSg g5S s Gs
rsoel!eT, sgt Filming order authorizius petitioner
auditors report. Adams sgt. Coltn.sa: order dis
charging tIust and reference to auditor. Adjourned
POLICE CoURT-TtvLg1 SteG.
To-day John Clarke, charged with resisting an
officer ia discharge of his duty; waived examina
Vance, a vagTant, was whisked down for % DAYS
MARY Atwell forfeited collateral for failure to
man, same. Henry Shriyer, creating a smoke mi
sancs hy kindl;ng Iire in the market; s.. BenJa-
market: So. c. McAuiffe, forfeited So Tor failure
Charles Jenniier same Robert l. Hickman same
Andrew johnson, charged with carrying n razor,
to cut another man with il; $50. d. b, Hoiier6y, a
vaEraut; was sent down Tor ~ days. John Clark,
disturbing the Thester Comique; $40. An appeal
orderly conduct. Frank Norman and Wesley john
boisteraus: -. John ii. Gardner. loud aud
hoir;crgu>; SIS. Richard Ellsworth same charge; 5,
Henry Denton, hag kman, was charged win als-
orderly conduct. Alex. Leadingham. no holds the
hack TriNIlege at Hard hotel, testified that he
whoa hc stepped outside with them, aud sent Tor a
hack Il Dm his stand. when Denton rushed in be
w en- his hack and the two gentlemen Witness re-
gUc-te,i him to move when Denton insisted that
the men had boCk0Hei him To- drive up One Of the
gentlemen replied, "it's no such damned thing.
lie J. rather az out spoken man. Several haCknan.
IN behalf Of Denton, testified that these two men
bet kCEed him over from the south side of the ave
nue.. fined 81. Frank Tay Tor, CpluTCd, charged with
dis UthtnC a religious congregation when engaged
In y OF -mP. so OF work h0u~e. VIM. tOnnur, John
MCNeiCh, and John Cation, three half-g own white
boys, charged Win larceny of some Cupp from a
hyd aullC pump la a house in Georgetown. All
pleaded guilty. The damage TO the property WAS
about : ltO. The reform school beHC full they were
all sent Ia gail -iN months each. Charles Jenuif-r
failure 10 remove from sidewalk, 81 sam.
Williams, COlDred larceny Of keg OF butter worth
81 from dealer named ROuser, in the Center mar
kci house. Detective CComes caught MIN: = - or
sixty days in Jail. John Thomas, assault and bat
terry on John Adgety, another ColOrAl man. AMI
breaking his left ann Adgely told the Court that
tie trying to get at Thomas 20 strike him. when
he received the blow Thomas was DISCHARGED
samuel Booth, larceny of a coat. sam had Just got
ont 81 JAIL where he had been serving term for the
same offence; the Court sent him back six months
longer. VIM 7. Hurley, larceny Of a pair Of shoes
from BelshaZaT HeitZ: so. Jackson Gordon was
charged with assault and battery Nancy Ann, his
wife, who told the Court that she dared jackson to
hit her, and he did, ''sho nun; dismissed Charles
Thomas, assault and battery VIM. LaCkey; :
Joseph Cant larceny of a horse blanket, 50. Mar
tina Pool was fined : 10 and costs thirty days in
Jail for the larceny of some articles from @. = b
Wall. Vim. Pearson, failure to remove snow from
the pavement in front OF his house 81