Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-15

SPECIAL TxRM-ysxlDe Wyse.
I01Ay, Golfer agt Fletcher, ct al; orde7
Flescher. Barbour 4 Hamilton agt. smi dis
eo.ninisfrator ct al; final ratification OF sale.
s,enneider agt Turton; order conf .fming
Parker; order appointing guardian al Item,
Kelly agt McClintock; order Continuing
restraining order. Smith agt. Hirch; oryier
striking from calender. French agt Plant:
order speeding cause Brewer agt Bayley,
etaL; decree appointing trustees to sell.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jt&lge Ourtsey
To-day, Smith agt. Greer; submitted and
Gonegai ct al; verdict for plaintiff "a M
Shoemaker Il Hertzog agt Hays; settled.
Ames, administrator, agt- Barnum; verdict
for defendant.
CRIMrNAI. CoURr-uatoe JRa.4ysn,g
To-day, the case of Sh ,eI.iaker agt Paul
lejectment1 was postponed till Monday next,
In consequence Of the absence Of witnesses ON
account Of sickness.
POLICE CoURT-Juxt5e Shell
To-day, VIM. Cant, colored, charged with
assault and battery with intent to kill Al n
McDonnld, an old woman, some weeks ago
In her own store, In Goat alley; grand jury.
Saturday last q colored man stole a firkin of
butter, worth S25, frora the wagon of Messrs
Kelly q Chamberlain, while the driver was
James hotel. 1t was traced by Officer Taylor
co store on street southwest. kept by
Thomas King, where it was found and recov-
cred Officer Taylor arrested King, and he
was charged with receiving stolen gooFs,
The driver of the wagon testified to the r.
cum tances OF l0f1g 1t, and to going w b
Ofncer Taylor to Kings store and finding the
keg The top of the firkin had been destrove',
and some SIX or eight pounds of butter take I.
out The colored cartman who was employe I
by the thief to take the firkin TO the store of
King also gave testimony. Officer TAYLOR
testified TO the evasive answers given by
Ming and his wife about it, On taking him
10 the station, King acknowledged that he
paid 50 for it to cOlored man. The Judge
remarked that there was no more dangerous
class of thieves than the receivers of stolen
goods; he sentenced King to Jail for six
months. John Brown. colored was charged
Dy Richard Carter another coloTed man with
assault and battery on him, with intent to
Kill. This was an assault with a Ratchet
and Carter got bad cut on his head. 1t was
shown in testimony that Carter was drunk
and commenced the ARRAY, and the case was
dismissed. Henry Scott, colored, larceny of
coat and pair of pants from another colored
mani $50, or sixty days IN Jail. Lloyd Ware
and George Jones, colored, were fined SO and
James Grady, a cOlored six-footer, charged
with stealing a set of harness, worth 49,
from Mr.. Cagan; fined S35, or sixty dyas i'm
laIi; The property was restored to the owner.
tanning Sc from Guy H. Thompson by
ialse prefences; sent to the grand jury.
W m. nj =: Weaien was fined 80 for eursing.
Bridget WEIGH was sent down as a vagrant.
VIM. Butler forfeited So for indecent expo-
sure Henry Tucker, McHenry Carter, Chas.
33 ot,, ngn Henry Brown; George Wool, and
boisterOus talking. This was Sunday card
party In hay NOW. Gustav STOPPED for
feited. Mary Nuttrell was sent down as a
prostitute and vagrant. Mary boasts that
she has not been out of the wOrkhouse nary
christmas since 1850. Sarah Clark went
down on the same charge. Joseph Lee for
feited collateral for disorderly conduct. Jas
u: Bates, same charge; forfeited. Charles
Richard was pinched - for throwing stones
Samuel Hard, colored, was fined $50 for
razor fOurishing. Richard Blair, indecent
exposure; So. Nicholas Teel forfeited So for
dlsorderly conduct. Benjamin TolsOn, ours
ing; So. James Mcdonald. bOisterous; IS.
VIM. c. Campbell, loud and boisterous; IS.
John Brown, charged with carrying and
nourishing the favO.ite weapOn-a razor;
not proven, and Brown was discharged on his
personal recogniZance to keep the peace
ONO Mead, charged with va2rancy; dis
charged. Walter Etter forfeited collateral
Tor throwing stones. John Ware took too
much loud and boisterOus whisky, and paid
So as the result. Frank McQuin forfeited
collateral. Military Jones was brought in
this time for vagrant and went into the
chain-gang. Ira A. Cook forfeited collater-
al. JEFF Lane, charged with cursing i'm the
country; 50. John Hill, an idle and suspi-
c1ous person, was picked up by Officer Smoot
late last evening. He would give no account
OF himself, and was conducted to the station
house, where il was discovered that his right
hand and wrist were cut as if by thrustine IL
through some window; chain gang.
1.-THE name of Charles Warder i'm SATURDAYS
report should have been printed Charles