Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-15
THE COURTS.



Estate Of Alice A NJ Plant: citation returned,
hearing August .I-t John Tn npSon, do Srpte,n-
Der 4h Estate. of Clifford Aniek; decree raifyins
Cahi was fled and admitted to probate; Rev J. A.
her estate to the Little sisters II h PSor John r
Arderser was appointed guardian of the orphans Of
Andersen; order allowing executor to sell bon Is,
Martha A. Corkie, guardian t. orphans Of John
show cause why She shonld nj give a now bond
The last will Of the late james Adams filed FOR
Il Frank " Andrews The viii Il the sse chri
tan Ubhof hearing continued to August 2Ist. In
POLICE CoURT-Jtd0e MQLs. pro tenn.
Yesterday, 9iter our report closed, VIM Evans
was airagge 81 'ps.d with obtaining S35 by false
iiuued for Judgment Emma Smith, larceny # an
mmnTeIlS SE thirty day; John ;sstt threats q
assault on his sister, Funnie Reynolds at the mar
ket; bonds for hearing.
CON e Refd Stanfg c So rann} I PaTs RagG
Eten R6Wier weie each ne H. ar N g. daE in fba
wcrkhouse. Ger loud and hosterous talking susan
down 20 DAYS for vsgrancy. Fam Pa. RaSbrl
Cole and Jenny Motley were fined IS each for Ioui
phemy; IS. Armstead LiLrand, charged with in
nrIng private nIop'rty Eliza Garter colo-ed; tcs:i
her rent regularly; Armistead yesterday one week
cane and tore the house down over her head; h,
and destroy 81 her household effects; this was with
ont giving any NOTICE. The case was dismissed.
contempt in not appearing witness, and fined
s.. Diver y. Anderson. the young man who was
arrested fer over Arthur hcEof. son If 1t.
Eckl"f, few days since, and inJurinC him, was
thought M this morning for assault and battery On
tn" i" boy who l. about nine years Old, aud hose
eyes yet black and blue from his injuries DR.
Fr"uZ"ni testified to attending the boy, whom he
founo IN ccmatuSe condition; c"ny missions follow ed,
and his ey and head were very much injured ~
c"utUsI"Ts from the fall. Lieut. / klgt testified
that the boy WIS brought home hearty deal, t. all
arpearauceS: PHYSICIANS Were called i'm and attended
him. After the testimony an il, tue court said
there was no evidence Il hold Anderson
IL criminal cas-. as no maiic, aad been
Martha DUng, loud and boIs-cFuus: s.. Isaac
Ming assault IN William Stinem,y ct, pleaded guilty
chaci Brady, Patrick Murphy, and Henry Boucher,
charged with assault on Thomas Flanagan. These
he considerable feeling between them, the Witnesses
were separated and excluded from tn" court. Th,-.
Flannt sam With ONE bruises GA his face. told the
court how cEacl sullivan Knocked him down and
beat him, and how the others aided him in tho as
salIit. There appears t. have been "A fcud existing
between these persons for some time. hut what "a was
about did not appear The scrmm.tgp took place On
Saturday on blow Cui his tongue and I'm. another
broke Hl- neck and auut her his back: a. ,trrr nflt
Ann Flanagan, wife Il complaining witness. gave
testimony, from hCh il appears he fuss was about
some dirt. and that there were two distinct sh.
Ii'Tt Brady and Boucher were released from! n
tiiaiLr IN r. Ing u" GNtdtIce AGAINST them, and
th"y CAV testimony i.T defendant, but nothing new
Was elected. Several female witnesses were also
heard, but the case got more he"E-ed than before,
ana tlie court dismissed del ndant Mary Shaw ,
C"lorcd, assault On Sergeant Brussnan, whs in the
act cf arre-ting her husband Bin Shaw. On Pierce
street; : ) and costs. Emanuel and jeanette Hcrht
assault ard battery on Charles Curtain a cnD[fai,
lille IN the act Of serving legal process. Ofic T
and t"uVd Mrs. Hecht Defending her premises with
axe IN hand, Curtain was the most scared man he
ever saw m hi. life Witness preserved the peace:
paper. which he held in his hand, an tor. il IN
Emanuel was lined 50 aud his " ife 5 and cos.s.