Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-20
THE COURTS

CRIMINAL CoURT-Jisige Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, Charles Brown, charged with
the larceny OF $50 from w. B. Halves, was
found guilty; VIM. Cornell, burglary at the
residence of Mr.. F. Coyle; on trial.
TODAY.
VIM. Young, Philip Anderson ami John
worth of goods from George Beriing on the
2sth oil February last, plead guilty, and
were sentenced each to one year in the
PeDitep tary. VIM. ConDell, alias Cornell,
joseph WINSTON, burglary; Johnson plead
guilty; Winston on trial.
PBoBArE CoURT-Judoe Wyiis.
Tuesday, In re. estate of John Welcker;
final notice for Nav 9Th for particular settle
menf. The last viii of z. ID. Gilman was adj
United TO probate add executrix qualified;
BOND 500 Mary f. Dobson was appointed
guardian OF her infant child. In re- estate of
Barney Hart; order TO sell stock, ect Jane
Gross, guardian; decree of equity court con-
1rming sale filed. In re. estate Greenberry
In re. estate OF b. w. Reed Inventory of ner-
sonal estate filed. The will of Redman Gala
ban; administratrix with will annexed DUAL
flied. The will of Mamie Mary Mahrer was
fully proven. The last will of Conrad
Walze was filed. The last will of Jacob
Miller was filed and fully proven. Thel asst
VIII OF walter Butler was fully proven and
executor qualified; bond, $500. In re. estate
OF Rebecca Ii. Afillck; decree setting aside
decree of March z and revoking letters of
administration issued TO Davis AffiIck; sp-
pealed Withdrawn. The Register reported
number of administrators and other &C
counts which were approved and pa .sed
Adjourned until Thursday.
PoLICE COURT-Judqe SsssQ.
1esterGay, Humphrey jackson. loud; s..
JOS Johnson, larceny OF pair of gold trimmed
eye glasses, gold chain. &c, from n lady:
reform school. William Sheppard, colored
larceny OF some greenbacks and silver
change about $40; $50. Robert Wright, lar
ceny OF a row boat worth S25 from Chas T.
Griffin. He claimed that he caught it adrift.
Inc owner testified that IL was stolen from
Easby's wharf on the ith instant. Yesterday
he found IL in defendants wood shed; $40 or
so days in jail. Mary Gately, assault on
Catherine Lehman; pleaded guilty, and was
fined 10 and costs.
THE CASE OF DANIEL, CONNOLLY.
charged with threats 10 Kate Nolan, was
taken up and Kate testified that he threa-
tened TO beat her last Saturday night; she
was under the influence of liquor at the time
she brought the charge against Connolly;
she was not afraid of him now, and did not
wish him put under bonds, so the case was
dismissed. Mr.. BirLey stated in relation to
the case brought by Connolly against George
.. Miller and others for conspiracy to de-
fraud him OF $500 worth o6furniture, said
mat Mr.. Connolly this motning abandons
the charge, stating that he was Intoxicated
at the time he made the charge, and did not
Know what he was doing. He entered nolle
prosequi In the case. In the case of assault
counsel, A. b. Williams, pleaded guilty Tor
him, and he was fined $40 and costs.
OTHER CASES.
Thomas George, assault on Arthur Mid
dletoD; 50 and costs, or 10 days. Jas. Chase,
assault on Charles Robinson; SIS and costs
or 10 days. Charles Dance, charged with be-
Ing an idle and incOrrigible boy, pleaded
guilty and was danced over to the Reform
School. Charles Robinson, profane and in
decent language; SIS. James Gardner, keep
Ing his bar open on Sunday; $50 An appeal
taken. Charles Calhoun, disturbing George
town; So Samuel Posey, disorderly con-
duct; s5.
The case of Charles Williams charged with
larceny of a pair of shoes, was continued.
Morris Conner, larceny of some keys: $50,
or sixty days. Charles Lee. assault on
Cynthia Robinson; IS. Levi Stevens was
charged with assault and battery on Hannah
Dent, cOlOTed, who. it turned out, is maniac
on the subject of religion, and defendant was
dismissed. Thomas Pytchlyn, assault on
Lizzie Smith; s. and costs. James Chew.
maintaining nuisance on an open lot near
his house; S5, or seven days. Henry Brooks.
assault on Charles Richards; S3 and costs.
Charles Quinn. assault on William Henry;
50 and costs. Charles Anderson, threats 10
Margaret Murphy; 800 bonds To keep the
peace, or 80 days. George W. Riley, indie
cent exposure; 50. John Donoho, forfeited.
Henry Williams alias Charles Lee, cursing;
50. Joseph PlatZ, selling rum on Sunday;
forfeited Collateral. Julia Diggs, profane;
-. Antonio BrigaZZi, selling rum on Sun
day; $50. G. II. Gaskins, forfeited. Samuel
Booth, loud and boisterOUs; 81. Thos. VIII
Itams was sent down for vagrancy. George
Curtis. profanity. 81.