Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-28
THE COURTS.
COvrRT IN GrNFRAI TrpN

Yesterday Hull agt Commissioner OF Pa
tents; argued and submitted. Rudolph Wat
kius, Of Maryland, was. on motion Of Mr..
Bradley. admitted 70 the bar. James Carter
appointed constable. In re. Melting
hans application for patent, argued and
To-day. John s. Bradford, Of New York. on
motion 81 Judge Moore. was admitted tn the
bar. Allen agt. Covle: argued. On motion
Of F.. l.. Stanton, Major r y. HalStaai OF
the New York bar, was admitted To this bar
Holden at; Stickney; arguei by ]. L. Meloy
for plaintiff. and t. j. u. Fuller for defend
ant. This is a bill 10 set aside the appoint
ment OF St!ckney As trustee, vice Eaton. on
me ground that the appointment was a
fraud on the court, because the infant heirs
of Eaton We're not served with process and
parties interested were not made defendants
in the original cause
PROBATE CoURT-J,,Lge DIN.
Yesterday, in lie. Lewis Ertmau's estate;
administratrix. Lima Ertman, quaIifieI-
bond SEQ. The Will Of the late Edward y
Smith was fully proven aud the executor,
a. =. Pratt, ualified-bOnd $40. 900 The eX-
emplifed copy Of the will Of the late Hon.
samuel Hooper was admitted to probate and
record. In re. will OF John l.. Clubb; proof
Of publication filed, aud executor, L. Mil
burn, quaified-bond 800.
POLICE CoURT-Juolge SaeV.
Yesterday the court opened at 1918 o'clock
Anna Morrison was fined - again for dis
orderly conduct. James Beverly, color g.
was ordered TO be caIted away rs a vagraut
oHCer Hawkins testified that ne arrested
him i'm the John Wesley church whore he
had broken in and was in the act Of twisting
of chandelier. The Bible bplon gin@ to the
pulpit had been carried away and the gas
fixtures from time 10 time Thomas Grffin
cart without number: -. W. IL Chariotol
was up again as a vagraat. CharletOn sail
ne had Just got out Of the wOrkhOuSc and hal
job of work. He was no vaorant as he hal
." cents IN his pocket, which ne showed the
court. re w.tN released on probation. pro
missing that he would go To work and stop
lounging about gin mills. John ShortalI and
y. L. Davis, charged with lounging on street
corners and making obscene remarks To
II m
woman testified that they attempteI to
force the .nSelvcs into her house on X street
using insulting Language Ia her; so each.
James OtOnIOr. charged % it'll violating the
building regulations in erecting a porch be
y0nd the prescribed limits; continued
Ellen Bailey. profane and indecent remarks
10 persons on the street; - Robert O'Neal,
selling liquor without a license: fined SlO5 or
thirty days in the wOrkhOuse. John Key
assault and battery on VIM. Thomas.
ILOInas is bOOiDlack. and testified that
Key forbid him backing a gentleman'S
boots which he was doing and followed him
mp by pushing him down. tearing his coat
and striking him with the butt OF his whip
handle on the head; SO and costs. Riley Il.
Clark. James Bean, Frank Thompson. Mat
thew Phelps, George StOddaTd and Patrick
casey, all nice looking young men. charged
with dlstUrbinga game OF base ball yesterday
AT the olympic grounds by tearing the fence
down 70 witness the game; fined II each
Anna Morrison, threats To Fanny Miller:
~ltn 10 Keep the peace. Anna-''NeS, ana l
VIII try 10 kill her now. sure cnough''
JUdge-''Let the bonds he 5000 LLOYD VIII
L',IhS FORFEITED collateral. Charles Johnson,
JOhn Jackson and George WASHINGTON dis
orderly conduct at the base bail grounds Of
the Olympic club yesterday; II each. John
Kemp, charged with assault on Margara,
Kemp, his wife. who testified that heT huS-
band got into terrible rage yesterday
called her all the worst names that ever
came rom the mouth Of man. seized an axe.
smashed tie stove and furniture. nd threat
ened To kill her. striking at her with the axe
\ daughter OF kemp testified to thg sam, eff
fgsf u = =. .H.s-H
grew on of a dispute about the collection of
some rruJ-moUey. In the court he seemed
quite excited and irrrurcSSIhIe, Insisting
ulpu TAI kIuE and making disorder. Il gpI ir
and costs, and $40 bonds 10 keep the peace
samuel Berry. assault and battery on An
Drew Jackson 30 and costs James vii
IiamS, assault and battery, - and costs:
Sani,. larceny; 10 and costs. Giles Sims,
assault and battery ON Ellen Wilson. a
servant girl; -. Amelia Holmes, assault
and battery. - ami costs. Charles Churn
assault ana battery On Mary ShileS; =.
TODAY.
John Jackson. cOlored, was fined ~ for dis
iuIolnS In" game Of base ball at the Olympic
grounds. Hetrick Baker and Adam Lin@cr
Ioriei tGd collateral. Lloyd Marshall forfeit
Ell collateral ; JOS Pointextter, diSOrlerly
conduct in Georgetown. -. Josephine Hem
dcrSOH, dISOTIerly; forfeited collateral. Nav
Ryan, prOiaue and indecent conduct in
GCorgeiown; p. Henry O:tinger, forfeited
collateral.
ASSAULT CASES.
John Cunningham, assault and battery on
kObeIt Burns, policeman, who testified
tilai he arrested John for peddlIng coal oil
Without license, and gave linn permission
10 drive ms horse and cart To the station
house. He took advantage of this and at
tempted 10 escape by whipping up his horse.
and witness chased him for over a mile be-
fore he got up To him. Selling his horse br
The head he worked his way TO the cart bv
holding on TO the reinS, and in trying To get
him out j Ohm assaulted him. giving a great
deal OF trouble when he struck him a slight
tap on the head with his baton. He finally
got him u the lookup. For the defence Mr..
Johnson testified that he witnessed the ar
rest, and that Cunningham made no resist
ance 10 the officer. Dor did he assault him:
fined II. without costs. William Harris as
sault and battery on Luke Lucas. by stab
biEg him under the arm with the pointed
ehd OF raSp. 1t appeared that the defend
ant was the aggresSOr, and the accused was
fined s., he having pleaded guilty Walter
Lewis, assault and battery OIL John Burns a
little boy; SO and costs.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
Iatr1ck Casey was fined II for disturbing
Inc game OF base ball at the Olympic grounds
EIlen Brown, larceny of shirt: II and costs
The hearing of the case of the United States
against Richard Brown, charged with grand
larceny of materials from the HOlmcad Gem
etefy was postponed until Saturday. ]. w
Barker, charged with keeping two vicious
dogs, which bit little boy named John Dor
Sey; one OF the dogs which il was shown did
The biting was ordered tO he killed