Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-06
THE GDTRTR

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, 9. A; Schneider agt. Frederick
Sayille. Marshall agt. Marshall; referred to
Examiner Clarke. Adjourned till to-day to
hear motions.
PROBATE CoURT-Regt$ter Webster
Yesterday. Will of Alexander Ray fully
proven and admitted to probate, the executor
qualifying and giving bond. Win OF G. A. W.
Randall fully proven and admitted to pro
nounced his right, and W. b. Reed gave bond
in $4,000 as sole executor. Estate of 4. B.
StOughtOn, second account of administrator
and second dlstributive account passed. VIII
OF Nathan Roster fully proven and admitted
to probate and record. Final notice was issued
to the administrator of Robert Harrison's es-
tate, appointing August 9th for final settle
ment. Notice of exceptions to account of
John Bakersmith, guardian, noted. Adjourned
to Tuesday.
POLICE COURT-Jud9e Shell
To-day, VIM. Il. Reese, making indecent eX-
posure on the National Base BAH grounds.
The prisoner stated that he was member of
the Christian Association of Baltimore: had
been SOBER until his time was uD on the Sd ;
that he had committed this offence unwt-
tlngly. Counsel raised the point that the
square was private one, but the court over
ruled j. and imposed fine of $40 or 30 days.
feited collateral Lottie Smith: do. John Gas
kinS. breaking tree box. The officer test
ned that this party with others on Maryland
avenue had broken down several tree boxes
and broken down some of the smaller trees 4
so fine. George Johnson, trespasSing on tn.
park; s. Norman Garter carrying concealed
weapon, "a razor J $50 or 80 days Jos. Cherry.
having escaped from the reform school, was
sent back. Edward German forfeited coilat-
eral. John Green, throwing stones s.. Jas.
Holmes, a one legged cOlored man, assault on
Frederick NeItZeY, by cutting his head in two
places with his crutch; judgments suspended
Jerry Carter, violating rules as to carriages,
refusing to obey officers directions; So,
THE WEST STREET CUTTING CASE.
Poor charged with Ln
25th of June committed an assault and bat
terry with intent to kill Robert Evans, on West
street, IN Georgetown, being under bail in
$1,000, through his counsel, Campbell Caring
ton, waived an examination, aud his bail was
continued for the action of the grand jury.
Oswald c. Allen, t a To SDS man of about %
years OF age, assault on Oswald s. Allen. his
father, on July 4th. The latter testified that
on The it'll the SON came to his room, got in his
ed: about O'Clock he reused up, calling
him and his mother opprObriouS cpithets. ard
threatened them. Witness eXpostulated with
him, and urged him to leave The son then
locked the door, and threatened TO call an Off
Ger, and as soon as he called, his son seized
MIN by the WhISkers and assaulted him. The
son made statement under oath tina he was
not drunk, and positively denied that he had
fine of s. and ordered him to give bonds to
Keep the peace.
OTHER CASES.
Phillip E..Brisc0e, assault on VIM. Washing
ton, plead guilty; Il. Also, with assault on
Chas. v ashlngt0n; So. Alfred Deevemer, as
SSault: $40. |. Lewis, do, 80 days: larceny do.
Mace Brewer, larceny OF scantling: S. Geo.
Mclntee, assault on Washington Cornell by
biting him over the eye; f2J or 80 days. Rich
ard Pruen, assault on Eliza Scott, plead
guilty; s.. Chas. Keeling, assault on David
Cotter, plead guilty; $50 or 80 days. Isabella
James, an s-year-OId colored girl, charged
with assault on George Slater. This was a
fight among school children, in which the girl
struck Slater with her fist: he struck back
with strap, and she fired away with a slate,
giving him severe cut in the head. In con,
slderati0n OF her age a fine of s. was i'm
posed.