Evening star., 1876-09-27
THE OOURTH.

Equity SOUHT-JuiCe Ottn.
To-day, Deacon agt. Deacon; restraining
order continued In force. Slade ct al. ayt.
Slade ct al; rule issued. Borland sgt. Bor-
land; reference to auditor. Bohrer agt. Fay;
Willard; motion for judgment denied. Cam
ady agt Canady; decree OF divorce. Green
aet: Green; DO; Lewis agt; Lewis; do. Fitz-
Cathcart; decree In conformity with prayer
OF bill. Williams agt Scott ct al; order
making +. g. T. Go. q party. Mace agt.
Plumley agt. Ford; demurrer sustained.
PROBATE CoURT-Jisdoe DIN.
Yesterday, In re estate Of Thomas Cookeu-
doIfer; decree suspending order OF reference
and setting time for hearing. In re estate of
}. W. Naiin; final notice issued. In re estate
OF Mofrace A. Warner; order OF publication.
In re estate OF Richard Want; order of sale
nttted to probate and record, and letters
ordered 10 Issue to III. 8. HALEY. In re estate
OF Michael Buckley, letters OF a1ministra-
appointed guardian. NJ. Laura Larner was
appointed guardian of George Lsrner. The
will OF the late F. 8. Gather was filed.
Adjourre ed TO TueSday next at IL o'clock.
POLICE COURT-Jbadoe Smell.
To day, Edward Allen and John Kearney,
loud and boisterous; Allen dismissed and
kearney fued s5; Timothy Conners, pro.
tertaip ment at the Theater Comique; IS.
Minor Montgomery, loud and boisterous; s5.
John Barry. obstructiDg street; dismissed.
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vicious dog, was ordered - kill the same.
Robert Koch, assault and battery on Heu-
rietta Koch, his mother; as. Frank Will
nsms, nisaHd larceny OF two Parasols "a and hat,
tojail. Mckenzie Taylor, charged with an
assault on Adeline Jones; So and costs.
Ma1tSs SsT Is1n WAY TO odP;d RAY MogsE BENT
1rg forged receipt for S6,with intent to cheat
Joseph +. Kelley, who testified that defend
ants husband rents a house from him. and
hntr f@r
nearly year complainant went for q settle
rnent and defendant produced q number of
receipts made on his own blanks, and de-
feDdaut pretended that he had signed them.
They were forgeries. and defendant produced
them and declared that witness had written
them In her presence. A number of papers
were produced with Mr.. Kelley's genuine
signature, which were quite different In ap.
pearance. The case was sent to the grand
jury.
Anna Z. Spencer, charged with grand lar.
ceny Of $50 worth OF silk from dry goods
store. An examination was waived and
bonds fixed at $500 for action of the grand
Jury: James Guy, assault and battery on
Frank Guy, his father, who has lost his
hands; 50 and costs, ana bonds to keep the
peace In 500. Mary Farmer, threats to Jo-
ssphine Richardson's; dismissed; Fanny
A CHARGE AND COUNTER CHARGE.
Louis DIETRICH, assault on Michael Hooper;
dismissed. Michael Hooper, assault and
titled that on his return from the Center
market to his home, In the county, and
when north Of the Soldiers Home, Hooper
attacked him on the road, and with q COM
panion knocked him down in the gutter,
kicked and beat him, bit his thumb, aud
gouged his eyes with his thumb nail. From
the testimony there appeared to have been
an Old dispute about COW which Hooper
had bought from DIETRICH, and, as witness
stated, he afterwards stole from him. DIETRICH
and his friend also robbed him of his pocket
hook, containing about $50. For defense, w.
IL. Nelson, who was paSsinQ at the TINA
testified that Hooper jumped out of his
wagon and caught Detrichs horse by the
bits, and dispute arose, followed by des-
perate fight In the gutter. Saw them pulling
and hauling each other, but saw nothing OF
the pocket-book. Here the case was con-
tinued until Saturday.