Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-06
THE COURrs.

CRIMINAL. CoURT-IiElGe Mtc drthig.
Yesterday. jackson Fields was convicted
years in the penitentiary. Belle Tyler, petit
larceny; guilty; four months I'm Jail. Jsiln
Il. Kelley and VIM. Knox: petit larceny;
guilty; each SIX months in jail. AdolphuS
Mason, colored, charged with grand larceny
of clothing and shoes valued at 81 80 and
s45 i'm United States Treasury notes; guilty;
sentenced TO three years in the penitentiary.
Ananias Haskins and Sandy Henderson
were charged with the larceny of fifty chick
ems from John Wiltbeger. Haskins was con-
victed and Henderson was found not guilty.
Henderson was sentenced TO one year in the
penitentiary.
pistol and articles Of tewelry from the resi-
dence of Mrs. +. A. Bayne. was convicted
and sentenced TO Albany penitentiary for
three years.
The case of Theodore Watkins. charged
with burglary, with intent to ravish Bertha
Friebus, was called, and the defendant filed
plea of former acquittal.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Julge Cutter
To-day, Pabst agt. b. & o. Il. r.; verdict
for plaintiff. Smith & Co. agt. Callahan Il
Spaulding; verdict for defendant. Horst
man, Bro. q Co. agt. GOtthelf Behrend; on
trial
PROBATE CoURT-Tulje Oln.
Yesterday, estate of Margaret Berry; order
10 show cause why co-executOr should not b.
excluded. Estate of VIM. l.. Quirk; Howard
A. Snow appointed administrator: The last
was fully proven. Last will and testament
of Edward Jackson; order of publication is
sued. Estate OF Catharine ChrishOlm; let
tnrs testamentary issued TO FitZhugh Coyle.
Last will and testament Of +. l.. Schmidt;
order of publication issued. Christian Fritz
appointed guardian for his infant child.
Estate of Richard DOnnelly; ratification of
report of sale. Estate of Ii. Frank Jacobs;
widow appointed administrative. Last will
and testament of G. p. Babcock; order OF
publication issued. John G. Parker was APP
.sr,fa hi
of AdOlph Kraeutler; inventory OF personal
estate rendered Estate of Elizabeth Thur
butt; letters testamentary granted TO Beatrice
Duffy. Estate of Thomas Cookendorfer
certain vouchers. Estate of Thomas Dalton;
order of publication made. The last will and
testament of Henry Bradley was filed. VIII
of Mary Morgan; issues 10 be tried by a
jury.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
Yesterday, Daniel Thomas, larceny of
silver ring from Thomas Herman, who testi-
lied that Thomas snatched it from his hand
and ran off with il; $40, or 50 days. Georgiana
Pinckney, larceny of a shawl from Henrietta
Davis, who testified that q eOrgiana fOrcibly
took it from her on the street and ran away
with il; restitution ordered and fine of -,
and, in default, 30 days. Mary Washington,
larceny of some cigars, clothing, and other
articles, pleaded guilty; $40, or 80 days. Car
Ten cents, pleaded guilty; ~, or "a hours il
jail. John Weeden, larceny OF a pair of
PANTS WORTH second O1lence. grand Jury.
Charles Beute. Julia Slack and Walter Cobb
forfeited collaterals. Samuel Gray, street
cursing; 50. Z. g. Davis, casting rubbish Oh
the street; 81. Agnes White, street cursing;
50. Eliza jackson, loud; -. Margaret
Hughes, disordeFly conduct: -. VIM. Il.
Lane, drunk and disOrderly; -. A. III. Lar
ner, carrying pistol; 800. c. c. White, a
young white man, charged with vagrancy
Officer Breen testified against him, aud White
promised the court that, if let off this time,
lie would take solemn oath never TO take
another drop of liquor again. The court,
after giving him a wholesome lecture. re-
leased him on his own recogniZance. John
smith alias Jones, throwing stones; $40.
" m lie my. VIM. Cleary, Jesse Roy, Alex
ander Ford, Thomas Camper and Washing
ton Baylor, a drunk and disOrderly colOrei
mob, making night hideous with their
drunken yells and hOotings, were each fined
-. Lewis Myers, street cursing; -.
TO-DAY.
Charles F. Wesley, charged with burgiari-
ously breaking into the house of VIM. Bag
ley, No StOddard street, Georgetown. and
stealing silver watch worth S2j, and $50 in
money; grand jury-S2.000 bonds. Wm.
Thomas, assault on Thomas Helmuth; $50
and costs, or thirty days in Jail. Henry
Brown, assault on Officer Charles H. Saffel:
20 and costs, or ten days in Jail. Henry
Brown, petit larceny; 50 and costs, or thirty
days in jail. Joseph Hall. threats to Sarah
Hall; 500 bonds 10 keep the peace. Charles
Stewart, charged with forgery of a deed of
trust conveying a piece of land not his own,
to secure the sum of 500, with intent TO
Washington. loud and boisterous; -. John
Crow, cursng; -, Martha Banks, Mary
Smith and Mary Jones, loud and bOiSterouS
alley rangers; - each. John w. u. Duvall,
loud; g. Edward Carroll u bold artillery
man. drunk and disorderly; -. Robert
linn ,.sg.faN 80 Z