Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-06
THE COURrs

CIRCUIT CoURT-ujlsdoe Cartier
To-day, Eaton agt. B. & p. r. r. 1.-THE ex-
cursion ticket case) was given To the Jury,
who were ont when our report closet Wash
iDgton Market Company agt. Hammond;
verdict for plaintiff.
EQUITY CoURr-ytaLqe VIFie.
To-day, Stockman agt. Stoeku1an: de-
PENDANTS prayer for alimony denied and
case reinstated. Lee agt. Simpson; order
modifying terms of sale. Darlington agt.
Beans; decree pro confesso. Pike agt Hall.
order modifying order of reference. Blake
agt. FAINT; petition referred 10 special audi
tor John f. Hanna. Adams agt. Hudson;
exceptions TO answer sustained, leave given
10 hle cross bill and continuing restraining
order. McGregor eft al. agt McGregor ct al
order of sale. +. y. Il I. Co. agt Price; order
substituting trustee. briggs agt. TaIlmage;
restraining order issued.
POLICE COURT-,YtIlloe Spel
To day, John Reynolds, profane; -. Fran Z
Palmer, forfeited collateral. Lewis Doison,
Naerancy; down. Elijah Williams, charged
with vsgTancy; bonds or workhouse. Albert
Smith, a vagrant; same judgment. William
Williams, same charge; chain gang. Ste
phen Nichols, forfeited collateral. VIM
Moran, forfeited. John Flaherty, indecent
the sidewalk; 50. Sarah Foster profane and
Indecent language on a county road; -
John i. Peters, profanity; 3; Al; Thomas,
a razor lOurisher, at a cOlOred Odd Fellows
ban last night in Georgetown, arrested by
Officer Harper, was fined S,50 or sixty DAYS
Samuel Beamer, selling liquor without IL
a T. -
and Lewis DodsOn, larceny of q bride: 80
or sixty days. Hezekiah Jackson, assault
on Satina Jackson; s.. Frank Gunncll was
charged with the larceny Of some money
from +. Lacy, who titled that defeniapt
and another man unknown IN him garrOted
him last night and took his pocket book.
They first asked him % treat, which he dill
like man. and exposed his money, some
-, which they took from him on the street
late at night IL wSs shown that cOmpla nant
was very much Intoxicated last night, so the
a ftnFnf
threats 10 Alice his wife; bonds To keen toe
peace. Henry Charlton, larceny of n ships
anchor from his father, pleaded guilty, and
said he was drunk. He was also aTrai gned
on the charge of stealing q wheel.barr0w
from his father and pleaded not guilty. His
father testified that he stole il for liquor
The court sentenced him to thirty days in
one case and sixty days in the other. Albert
Garter, larceny OF some carpenters tools
from Martin Bros; $40 or thirty days in Jail.
Also charged with the larceny OF = saw from
j. T.. Herrell, pleaded guilty; so or 80 days
Sarah c. Adams, assault on Mary Ann Eos
ter, her mother; $50, or thirty days. Rober,
Hunter, assault on Anna Lucas; 80. Albert
Thomas, assault on William COnnell; 50 and
costs, or thirty days. Wills Toliver, lar
ceny of set of wagon harness from C. B.
Church, valued at S25. This larceny was
done sometime in June last and the har-
ness has just been recovered and was fully
recognized by Mr.. Lepreux. the maker, who
made IL 10 order for Church. Defendant
brought witnesses 10 prove that he bought
the harness on the wagon stand. and paid -
for IL. The court ordered the harness to be
PENDANT. SOphronia Mills, assault on Lottie
SfaVtnI. and