Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-23
THE COURr.

CIRCUIT CoCRr-ytaipe Rlulphrels
To-day, Randolph and wife agt Jones:
ast- DeAtley; verdic; for defendant. Camp
bell agt. District; referred IN examiner.
CITY RAILROAD CASE
The case of George w. Earneil agt TIE
washington and Georgetown Railroai was
called-Gen. Crittenden and @. ". Cooper
for the plaintiff and E. Totten for the defeid
ant. This is an action 10 recover for dam
ages alleged 10 have been sustained by FALL
ing from street car in Georgetown on the
3otb of October, 1873. which he charges was
the result of the agent of the company start
ing the car. Damages 10 the amount of
$1,000 are claimed.
EQUITY CoURr-TlnL0e Wide
To day. Lewis ct al. agt. Warner; or Ter for
injunction until final hearing. Lee agt Chase;
order OF reference to auditor. In re. lunacy
OF Adam Kaiser; amended decree passed.
! Ives executor agt Morris ct al; decree SUBJ
shutting =. w. X. Matteson as trustee. Car
son agt. Ryan; testimony published. Cres-
well agt- Muth; decree for specific perform
ance. Barbour agt. Van Hook; order of j. ne
18TH rescinded.
CRIMINAL CoURr-J,asoe uac Ar,h,u.
To-day, Frederick Shafer, keeping a sar-
room; not guilty. Thomas Murphy, do; do.
Bennis McAulifie; do; do. In each OF the
John Donnelly, and Martha Smith. a nolle
pros was entered. In eleven other District
cases judgments were entered for want of
prosecution.
PROBATE CoURr-Jt,lge Ola.
Yesterday. in re- will of Emeline Sheri II;
order of publication. In re- Sarah A. Fletcn-
er, guardian; decree authorizing sale In re.
Will Emma Tucker; caveat filed and issues
TO Circuit Court. In re. will OF Lawrence
DAILY; order of publication. HE leaves his
estate to his widow.l In re. estate OF II. W.
Barry; letters of administration issued TO
widow; bond s2l.OOO The will of the late
Sarah Ann Marshall was partially proven.
In re. petition OF French Simpson for
administration on the estate of Esther
In re, estate of Thos. ]. Williams; decree con-
| hrming report of special auditor. In re, es-
tate OF James Z. Kennedy; order directing
payment of certain claims. IN re. estate of
;. Il. Chase, deceased; do. In re, will of Geo.
Mcdaniel; order of publication. In re. will
OF me late Jane Kelly; 10. \ number of
guardians, administrators, and executors
| accounts were approved and passed. The
court adjourned until Saturday.
POLICE CoURr-Juclge Shell
To-day, John Williams was fined so for
carrying razor. Maggie Brown and Biddie
smith were fined - each for diSorderly con-
duct. Charles Clark. disOrderly conduct;
| $50 Edward Fitzgerald and Patrick Nagee,
- each for same. VIM. Lewis and Matthew
Wilson, 50 each for same. Maria Woodbeck,
q vagrant, was sent down. Sylvester Marty.
dlsorderly conduct in Georgetown; SO. Jas
McGuire, $ for profanity Harry Neil
fresh and Andrew FOrney, - each for tres
passing on park. Geo. Stewart, profane and
Indecent; -. Nicholson Hill and VIM. Ri
| ley, ARRAY; forfeited collateral, IS each.
Emily Campbell and VIM. Thomas ARRAY:
| 81 each. VIM. Walker, threats TO Matilda
| Grant. who testified that Walker threatened
| 10 cut her head Off ana threw il INTO the
river, and kill her in her sins; bonds 10 keep
the peace. George Ross, assault and battery
on JudSon Taylor: so and costs Jesse
Johnson. threats To Samuel Savoy, cOlored.
This seemed TO have been inspired by ieal-
ouSy, Savoy having been caught taking a
promenade with Johnson's wife, who had
run away from her husband; bonds to keep
the peace. James Meredith, larceny of some
Hour; $50 and costs. NJ. Beecher forfeited
$50 collateral for keeping open his gin mill
on Sunday. Elizabeth Gibson, assault and
battery on John Blackstone: -. JnO Black
stone was fined - for refusing TO obey sum-
mons to appear a witness. Morris Roach
threats To Ernest Leffier; $500 bonds to keep
the peace, or Jail six months. VIM. Alexan-
Ger, colOred, indecent exposure on the White
LOT. -Four little school girls gave testimony
against this wretch, after which he was fine I
800, or three months ip Jail. He was then
arralgned on a second charge Of the same
nature. perpetrated at n different time. Mel
VIVA Thompson, little white school girl.
gave testimony, after which he was fined
500, or three months in jail. Afterwards the
court changed the commitment TO the work
mouse, saying il was better To put this fellow
10 hard labor in the chain gang than feed
him in idlenesS in TAIL