Evening star., 1877-11-07
THE COURTS.

SRIN1NAJI COCRT-Jt(tOe Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, in the of George hiantz, charged
with resisting officer tDunagin the jury failed to
agree and were discharged John Gray plead not
guilty To the larceny of domestic utensils from CinHe-
fela Morrill while removing her furniture, and
sSqpt1ed Kobert Ell, Thomas and William TnIIey for
the house Of Mr. o. Payson, were placed on trial.
aay' the jury ia the case oi William Turley and
Robert Thomas, indicted for the larceny ii silk
dress, found Eerdict af guilty as to Thomas and
,ears at Albany. Andrew Jackson, convicted of for
gerry; motion in Of Judgment overrtIIed and
charged with assault and battery jefferson Brown
8jth intent to kill 10y shooting him; guilty of simple
Stew At. Indicted for forgery procuring party to
rsr.,r >,e taronc Dayi, and execute deed of trust
and Ei2a maxi Sas pac'd on trial stewart w% ea
Nctcd ana SEA 'S;1ei to seven year, IN the peItcn
tia stewart 'na s sny H., 20 second aId dfHnrg and
received a sentence ~ iihte ScHs' anu III Il thirl
CIRuUrr Cor ,.T-Jud7e Cotter.
Yesfe'day. Giddings agt Goldm 4 Bro verdict
To-daS. about fifty judgments, y default were
taken Pepper ast stTong; He ti a TOT P,'n, a.. ~
plaintiff, 90 so. Barr sgt. King; submitted and
Judgment for plaintiff; nominal damages.
EQUITY COURT-JUdge Wyiie
To-Day, Bell agt. Bradley; guardian al lten.
Champion agt Champion; order for app aaran:e and
serard s sgt reTrea traey
tdvsrSs; sale raiifie! yehnsaa sai Fast; dsso;
luton of D"n;tiSn mes tened Payson ag, aeuisoai
Frost, 10. Wheatlcy Bro agt. Sencos; do. Wilkes
aed Wilkes; eenDeyaince SrsePod Hughes agt Nor.
Tor taking testimony I es,endsd shanks act sIsmks:
ington; Thomas agt Thomas; ieerees Of divorce. S
POLICE CQVFr-yudce SteI.
To day, Patrick King was sent down for vagrancy.
len inson, threats to James o. Turner, Who % teti
fed that tins was all affair. Witness rents rooms
bis door ar called him ali the bad names she S's could ID
lay her tongue to- and seiIng pistol she pointed it
i'm tha
station house; where he lodged last night and his
Hllson also made threats to him, ana threw book
which struck him on his head. The abuse hea ped on
on @ e Charge @ Of % "sanns MT Hnsn
fed that Turner seized her by her arm and struck
Threatened to XII her. she hal no pistol in her
hand; her husband, who was reading book in their
the matter was, and his book dropped down thrSuah
the 6snHtf & hn5 he d d. not throw il q
Michael Nolan assault on Mary Nolan, his wife
a very abusive husband, but he wond bo kind if
soier uut he Is drunk nearly all the time He rad
same charge The court cave him son,s advice and
hned him So and required bonds to keep the peace.
throwing stones az her; 81. John '. Yates wa re
E;qGTed to giye 81 bonds 70 ke tis peace toward!
ON Catherine l. Jones; go and costs.
SHooT1NG AFFRAYs ON THE CANAL
Last Friday, near Point of Rocks, on the ca
nal, Capts. Penner, of the boat John Daley
anu SsIlan, OF the BOAT Thomas Hassett, had
dispute about the right OF way, and fually
threatened one another with guns, aud Cal
Ian, who was on the towpath, fred, missi ng
Penner. who returned the fire, missing CAL
Ian, bet stray buckshot entered the eye of
the driver, a boy whose name we were un.
able TO learn, destroying the eye. .-.Satur.
day morning Capts. Alexander McKeivey,
baugh, OF the Ben. Miller, had quarrel as
TO who should first enter the canal lock at
SideliDg Hill, Montgomery county, result
Rhnntfn9 n N al OH,
with a shot, gun, one or two large shot tn king
effect in the latter's leg, infiicting an ugly
wound. No arrests are reported.1f Gambler.
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