Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-21
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURr-Jtaioe NJ IA A-,,,r
Yesterday, after our repost closed in the
sauit and battery motion for new trial
was oVerrnied. Thomas Brown and lane
Brown, convicted of assault and battery.
charged until September p III.
EQUITY CoURr-y,tye Wvfis.
1ouay, National Capital Real Estate As
soclation agt. Lolita and Halves; bill dis
missed with costs. Mcnamara act Adams.
bill dismissed; restraining order discha rel
Todd agt. Richards; decree nisi Confirming
saie. Huntington agt. May; decree for sale
Oh 9onos as Moore agt; lager; decree adjusting
rights OF parties. Hitz ct al, assignees, agt
National Life Insurance Company; decree
Nacatlng sale by trustee; appeal noted Van
Ris@ick agt. do; do Hare agt. Fletcher;
orher for appearance of defendant Cress-
Wen ct al agt Kennedy ct al; demurrer over
ruled. United States ex ul E G. Cone act
Commissioned of Patents; rule directed to
Commissioners. Cromwell agt CromwelI:
decree OF divorce. Cushing agt Gains: ex,
ceptions to answer sustained in .part-dis-
Gcovery ordered in sixty days. Ratrie agt.
MMa.IIe, uecree modifying terms of sale.
dered. vi
PROBATE COURT-Jtutge Mac Arthur.
fcslel day, the last will and coiicil OF EN-
To probate, and the executrix. Mary G, Dsan
quAHhsd; bond S200 John C0nner was an,
polnted guardian of orphan children OF
Michael Conner-the appointment of John
Conner having been revoked. R. Ross Perry
was appointed guardian of VIM. W Wlshart;
bond $1,000 the will of Lawrence Daley was
Iully proven ana admitted to probate; the
sXeeutrix, Ellen Daley. qualified; bond II O0O.
The Will of Jane Kelly was partially proven
and admitted as to personally, and MichaeI
kelly qualified as executor; bond - 500.
Letters OF administration were granted 10
the widow of Luclen Malezreux on his es-
tiit; pond ST. COO. n decree was granted tn
Gerirude Namuth for the sale OF real estate
OF the orphan children. The last will of An
thony Parkinson, bequeathing his property
10 his wife, was filed, and order of pu5Iica-
ton issued. The viii of VIM. r Carroll was
partially proven and admitted To probate as
10 personality. and the executor, Judson Car
roll, qualified; bond 800. Sophia Jacobs
was appointed guardian of her infant chill
dren; bond $500 The register presented a
large number of administrators exeantorS;
and guardians accounts, which were ap-
proved and passed.
POLICE CoURT-Js.fye SaeA
to-day, EDWARD JObuSoI, loud and hOiS-
teTonS; -. JOAN Wilson, loud aud bolster
Gus in the county; forfeited S3. JoFn w,
IKeynoldS' profane; IS. James Mcclellan,
and Charles Mere,tith forfeited collateral OF
80 each James Childs, Henry Martin and
George Smith, loud and boistcrous: s. each.
Robert Randolph. carrying concealed weap-
ons "a Plstnl) $50 Lizzie Blade, vagrant,
was sent down to assist in the culinary de-
partment of the wOrkhouse. Mary Albert
another OF The same kind, was sent down to
keep her company. Matthew Gillian dis
orderly in the county; s.. Peter Donnelly.
loud and bOist6rouS; -. John Thomas
same; -. Anna Lucas forfeited collateral
Richard johnson, carrying pistol; $50; APP
peal noted. Theresa Johnson, loud AMI
bOiSterCbS; -. Abraham Richardson as
SAINT and battery on Elizabeth Garnett: dis
missed. Abraham Carter, assault and bat
terry ON Eliza, bis wife; 81 and costs, and
personal bonds To keep the peace Samuel
Ward, assault aud battery on Archie Wa
tiers; = ana costs. John Cherry, assaultand
battery on Mary, his WIFE This was a see
ond assault It will be remembered that
some time since he severely injured her by
throwing a lighted lamp at her, which
bdrned her very badly. On this charge he
was held for the action OF the grand Jury and
as soon AZ he was released on bail yester-
day, ne Went homo and again assaulted her:
case continued. Sarah SIrnmS, stealing one
bracelet valued at -, and "a Treasury note
valued at -. Sarah told the Judge that she
: had taken the bracelet, but il was not gold,
oui knew nothing about the note" Tue
court remarked that it might be true as
LOwalays all is not gold that gIiLterS. Sha
was fined so and costs
MIR. LLOYD THOUGHT IT HARD
Richard b. Lloyd was charged with MAX
ing threats OF personal violence TO Maria a.
starr weak and delicate looking lady, in a
D. PACK dress, who testified that Lloyd made
threats 10 her OF Saturday night last in her
oed room at her house on Pennsylvania ave
nue. lie came to her door and demanded en-
trance, and she refused 10 let him enter. He
threatened to burst the door open; finally he
obtained entrance, and abused her dread
fully, threatening TO cut her heart out Mr.
Lloyd defended his own case, and cross oles-
toned the witness to show that the premises
were his own and not hers. Mrs S said she
ild not know his OBJ, CT in forcing himself
INTO her apartments IN that way and assault
ing her. The court cut OF all discussion nv
putting defendant under II 600 bonds TO keen
Tie peace towards Mrs. Starr. Mr.. LLOYD re
marked that he thought II rather harf Ina.
Z man should b. put under heavy bonds f.,
taxing possession Of his own property. In
Tue case OF assault and battery against Mr.
Lloyd nolle prOsequi was entered by NJ
Can in gton.