Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-18
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THE COURTS.


PROBATE CoURT-J,aLge Dim
TO ray, in re Mary Ann ker; decree to
pay costs. In re will OF Clan batista De Mar
tire; order of publication issued. The Will
OF Alice A. M. Plant was fully proven and
admitted to probate, aud letters testamea-
taIy issued TO Joseph I. K. Plant. In re VIII
OF Re dmOnd Callahan; order of publication
Issued. In re estate of T. j. ID. Fuller, petI-
ton for letters OF administration filed. Mary
Bobert s. Scott, orphan OF West Scott. The
will OF Walter Butler was filed; order of pub
hcation filed. VIII of Minnie Mary Maiirer;
0[Ief OF publication; Ellis SPeer was ap-
Will OF the late u. d. Gilman was filed, and
order OF publication issued. A number of
administrator's and other accounts were re-
passed. The court ordered mat hereafter the
court days be held OF TUESDAYS and Tssurs,
days.
POLICE CoURr-Judge 8neQ
To-day, James johnson, breaking street
lamp post; SIS. David Fitzgerald, profane;
s.. Thomas Green, indecent exposure; So.
Henry Steb, disorderly; S. Edward Lowry,
profanity; IS. John Donoho, disorderly con-
John Albert were fined So each for failure to
take out brewer licences, and ordered to pro-
cure licences. Michael Garvey, profanity;
50. Joseph Gettings, fast driving; $50. Ed
ward Atkins, cursing in the street; So: Jas.
Thomas, charged with breaking window In
the house OF Timothy Flaherty; $40 or thirty
days Michael O'Brien and James SimOnds,
Simonds discharged. Robert Smith, grand
larceny of lot of carpenter tools from Tnos.
j. Kane, all valued at 500, pleaded guilty
and was sent to the grand Jury. Zachariah
Bayley, larceny OF a quantity OF harness
worth So from John Kelley, pleaded guilty
and fined $40 or sixty DAYS i'm Jail. Edward
Atkins, threats to Saran Senderting, his
divorced wife; 5000 to keep the peace. Simon
Taylor, larceny OF S31 and a coat worth
sl2 from NJ. A. Turner; grand jury.
John Thomas, cOlored boy, was charged
with burglariously breaking ard entering
the residence OF Col. s. s. Smoot, corner of
Vermont avenue and X street, on the night
of the 25th OF February, and taking away
two ladies, an OvercOat, Iady's sacque, and
lady's scarf, all valued at $50. Tue thief ca
tered by breaking through coal window in
the basement. Detective Coomes recovered
most OF the table ware from pawn shop,
but the clothing has not been found. He ar
rested the defendant, whom the pawnbrOker
recognized as the one who pawned them for
Sl50; grand jury, bonds So ,0G0. Virgil z. Ad-
olson, assault on Herman Fisher, county
constable, while In the act OF serving writ;
dismissed. Henry Williams, assault on Geo.
A. Dubant. pleaded self defence; SO and costs.
William :. Mitchell, assault and battery on
Herman Schmidt, who, 1t appeared, endeav-
oled 10 Gust Mitchell from the room OF a lady
boarder In his house, In which Mitchell per-
sisted in remaining, when the latter broke a
water pitcher over his head: 500, or 90 DAYS
in jail. Thomas Williams, alias Keatley,
colored, charged with burglariously break
ing and entering the dwelling house of John
j. Halstead, 1l9 9 street southeast, on the
night of the eth instant, and taking away a
number of books, some articles of clothing,
q walking-stick &c, valued at $50. A por-
who also arrested defendant; grand jury.
John Taylor, larceny of piece of pork worth
81 from George S. Goodhart, a butcher; $40,
or 60 days in jail