Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-13
THE COURr

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To day, Judges 0lin. Wyiie and Macarthur
sat in bare, Armstea.i Burr, OF Miss, on
motion Of Mr.. Darneiile. was admitted 70 the
bar OF this court. Carter agt. Grant; orier
amending decree by adding bill dismis sed
without prejudice, each party to pay costs.
Roam, executor, agt. Denver and Peck; de-
cree In behalf of complainant referring cause
Z. s. Peugh agt. Davis; decree below az
firmed; appeal 70 the Supreme Court OF the
u. s.. Hull agt. Commissioner of Patents;
verbal OF infon OF court by Judges Wylie
and Olip, that mandamus does not lie,
remedy being provided by appeal. Judge
Macarthur dlssented and announced that
Judge Cartier did not concur Hilton agt.
Hilton; decree constituting will of the late
John p. Hilton; appeal by defendants to SUI
preme Cont OF the Unitod States. Phillip
+. Larner aud Frank p. C.oss were appointed
examiners OF the court. j. f. King and j.
q. Larner were appointed constables.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jufye Cufter.
To day the case OF Stewart ct al. against
Hopkins-issues from the equity court as to
whether the brick kilns OF defendant are q
nuisaIce-waS resumed.
PROBATE CoURr-Jud9e OHl
as TO Tie viii ii Of susan sbryer. VI" The will Of
the late Ann c. Ridgeley, ofGeorgetown was
filed. John +. Crews qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of John Humphrey bond
s6,OtO. The will OF the late Bertram Leins,
bequeathing his estate, except his life insur-
ance policy, to his children, Julius Leins and
Lena Leins, and Barbara Scharr. was filed
copy of the will of Chas. Margaund, late of
Ohio, was filed. The eXecutrix (widowl of
James Il. Humphrey qualified, bond 500.
and also appointed guardian, bond 500.
stephen A. Cox was appointed administrai or
of Mary Elizabeth CoXS estate. bond 3 Gn0,
and guardian of the children of his wife by
her first husband; bond Al ZOO. TIE will of
Martial II. Williams was fully proven. The
Register reported a number of executors, adj
ministTa tors, and guardians accounts, which
were approved and passed.
POLICE CoURT-JLdge SneQ.
To-day, Benjamin Kutz was charged with
buryir his deceased infant in a private lot
adjacent TO the Mount Olivet cemetery. IL
appears that Mr.. X. took his child to the
cemetery Without the proper permit, and
burial was refused; whereupOn he buried il
himself. He was fined $40, but the fine was
subsequently RENTED. Capt. Cabell, charged
with driving over the sidewalk; s.. Francis
A. Young. same charge; forfeited collateral.
Charles Warder, forfeited collateral for ours
ing. Joseph Russell; same. Henry Bush,
disorderly conduct; forfeited collateral. Julia
Banks pleaded guilty TO being Il prostitute
and vagrant; sent down. VIM. Robinson
forfeited 50 for violation of the snow law.
Thomas Contee, driving his hack over the
foOtwalk, distance of several squares; So.
Joseph Bishop, charged with vagrancy was
sent down. James Nally forfeited IS for dis
orderly conduct. Charles Wilson, a feeble
old man was sent down as vagrant. Dallas
knowlton, charged with keeping open his
restaurant after midnight; $50 and costs.
Anna Humphrey was fined S3 again for ours
ing. Benjamin Beveridge, charged with
Keeping his bar open on the Lords day; nolle
pros. Richard Chew, assault and battery on
James DOnegan; IS. Thomas Dutch, larceny
OF an overcOat worth 81; $40. Joseph Brooks,
charged with stealing four hogs, worth $40;
Lee, colored, was fined $50 for carrying re-
volyer, or so days in Jail.