Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20
THE COUBn.

PROBATE COURT aaef Justice cn-ar.
Yesterday, Inre estate OF Benjamin I. Fem
SiSh nssIes isss J. FSs.s q
was appointed executrix Of the estate OF
Catharine Garrity, deceased. In re estate OF
Eenard ., Vsns Levers V OF s1miniatr alton
heir at Law of James Fitxpa rick, deceased
VIZ. Peter p. Fitzpatrick, executor OF the es-
tate Of James Fitzpatrick. Petition fled
E. Graham appointed guardian Of orphans
OF Caspar Naumap, deceased. Virginia e.
Pienrtll was sRppp,nted guardian q Carrie
abeth Sherbutt. Order OF publication issued.
In re willlof John Kulp, deceased. Henry 8.
HALEY, one of the executors, qualified and
der OF publication issued. In re estate of
Peter Kinnahan. Report of Distribution by
administraior and receipt OF heirs died. In re
sale me Man; osf
yey, minor. In re estate Of Anthony Best.
Petitions ofCharles A. Best and William III.
Forrest TO oe relieved from further liability
estate OF Eliza II. Andrews, deceased. Order
OF publication Issued. In re estate OF Walter
W. Walker Letters decentralization grant
&c TO James H. Walker. Inre estate OF John
Marbury, late of Georgetown, deceased. WIN
tary granted to Harriet b. Marourv. execu-
trix, and John Marbury, IT,, and VIM. M ar
bury, executors; bond, sl2500O.
POLICE CoURr-JtId0e MUS bro tenn,
To-day, Rebecca Bland, Ierceny OF a tidv
and other articles from A. J. Jones; SIS and
costs. Theodore Gross. assault on Chauucey
ID. Spates; SO and costs.
A POLICY CASE.
Thomas Patton (colored) was charged with
keeping place for the sale of lottery tickets
was the first witness, and he testified to pur-
chasing tickets or numbers there several
Lines LINES, other witnesses were present, but
testimony end submitted the case. The court
imposed hne OF 500 ard one months i'm
prisonment, from which an appeal was taken
and bonds fixed at $500.
THE RAID LAST NIGHT.
Frances Evans, color ed, charged with
Keeping house of i'll fame on 13k street, In
the Division. Sergeant Leach aud Officers
Jefries and Breen made raid on the house
last night And took the inmates into custo-
dy. The place has become q great nuisance
conduct there; 800 or three months in iafi.
Arthur French, threats to Catherine French,
his wife; $500 bonds to keep the peace, or
jail.
John, alias "Bull" Frizell, assault and
battery on John Hess, q broken-down old
man, while engaged in catching drift wood.
John Hess, charged with assault on John
Fr1zell-a cross hre growing out Of the same
transaction. 1t appears that Hess under
took to save some drift-wood floating down
the river, and FriZell ordered him away,
claiming that he Hess) was on his (FrizelIsj
premises, and blows followed. After the wit.
nesses had testified FrizeIl made q statement
or his idea OF the case in his characteristic
manner. claiming that he rents the shore ct
this place from the canal company, and that
Hess was q trespasser; that Hess attacked
him with q catch hook, used to recover wood
from the water. As the court could not see
MS way through the mazes Of conflicting
titles to the ground In question he dismissed
both cases. Mr.. Frizeil got quite excited
over the result, and intimated what he
would do II he caught Hess upon his prem
1ses again; SO the court called him back and
put him under $3.50 bonds to keep the
peace. Lizzie Snow forfeited collateral,
Nettie Brown, John Bowman, Clara VIII
llams, Mary johnson, Elizabeth NettIe, aud
Buck Butler, charged with loud and bolster
Gus language in "Pear Tree" alley. During
the hearing Clara Williams made Insulting
and rude questions to the court, and he COM
mltted her TO jail for SO hours and fined her
80 he also fined her 80, or three months
In jail for the offence charged; and the others
Were fined as each. Noel Staffenf forfeited
collateral. w. w. Cunningham, do. Sarah
Williams, do. Francis Evans, charged with
selling whisky without a license; fued s1O5,
Laura Plasine was sent down as q prostf.
tute and vaerant. Park Washington was
sent down for the same offence. Mary Wal
ker, same charge; personal bonds. joan