Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21
THE OOURTS.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM
n,oco r EEucheGC was appointed constable In
wall; decree below affirmed, 20 -
EQUITY COURT-Judge Macarthur
SATURDAY, McManus agt. Standsh: intunc-
zion peDdente lite. Cox agt. Mcpherson: cross
6lii TO stand and supplemental bill to be flied II
9 %as1:. Johnston agt: schooler; submitted.
Vesselis agt. Cass1n; referred to auditor Lewis
agt. feugh; new parties admitted com plaip-
a ants Major agt Coney order of April is va
stoughton agt. Stoughton commissioners re-
pUnt on partition confirmed and payment Of
f frsaaa o debs 9rde5ed Ramsey a Daniels
Tett: sale ordered by trustees. Totten ait.
Road ct a.; fund In hands OF complainant Or
oeIed TO De paid to defendant Burchell: appeal
MADE absolute and reference to auditor. ShaD-
nerd agt. Gorham; contract declared usurioIs:
be- naa fn "a MAGE daa perpetual prSyided
ers ordered to deliver goods Identified as be-
longing to j. Paret & Co
To-day, Dunlevy agt. Winder; decree for
complainant: Fraser agt. Harrison; decision
Cullough agt. Bradshaw; final decree for spe-
ci1lc sum. Roderick agt. Roderick; decree of
divorce.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judae Coz.
Saturday. Murray ct al. agt. Smith iudy-
ment for defendant. Dudley agt. Brown: ex-
ceptlons signed. Van Riswick agt. Hlllyer;
new trial denied. Davis Sewing Machine com
D,
aside verdict overIuled; appeal prayed Rheam
agt. Ktmmell ct al motion for new trial over
ruled. Brown agt. Gibbs; Judgment by default
Tor sl35.93. District OF Columbia, use OF Eek
hardt & Mehler, agt. BROKER; demurrer sus-
talned;t appeal prayed by plaintiff. Boland
agt. Clark; argued and submitted on stipula-
ton. Harmon agt. Garland; demurrer sus-
famed and appeal prayed. Foley agt. Me-
Laugb!ln; verdict set aside on costs being paid
by defendant. National Metropolitan Bank
agt: blgelow; motion granted; Judgment against
man VS.. same; same action. Dahler art. Dis.
tr1ct OF COlumbla leave to amend declaration
Bond agt. Bramhall ct al; judgment confessed
POLICE COURr-J,sdge Sneit.
saturday, Eliza Peters and John Meeham,
yagrancy: bonds or 80 days. F. E. Alexander.
charged with indecent exposure at Mount Zion
church during funeral service; judgment sls-
pended. VIM. Il. Butt, VIM. Carroll, Wesley
dorsey. VIM. II. johnson, Maria Marine and
Eliza Peters, for vagrancy; sent down. George
Perrit, profane and indecent; forfeited co.lat-
eral. W. P: Particle, charged with failure to
mace nShs at street excavation; $40, MARI
together In the same house. The testimony
was that Miss Rocca threatened to set fire to
the house; personal bonds to keep the peace.
Henry hhorr, threats to Mary Knorr, his wife,
threatened to Kill her with an axe Judgment
Richard Ford, stealing some gro
ceries, pleaded guilty; $40 Or 80 days In JAIL
John Kirby, white boy, charged with petit
larceny OF watch worth IS; $40 or 80 days
Charles Rufiin, assault On Anna Butler, pleaded
guilty; SIS Or 80 days. Also, assault on Melo!na
Keys, pleaded guilty; S. or 80 days In jail. Nat
Thompson, assault on Maria Mertno; IS or five
days In jail.
TO-DAY,
William Jones forfeited collateral. Patrick
Green, charged with vagrancy; 80 days. Ella
Colen an, profane and Indecent; S. James
all, same offence; s.. VIM. Blaine same:
p. Charles Williams, yagrant. The superin-
tendent Of the night lodging house testified that
he had been there night after night In an intox.
lcated condition. He pretended that he was In
search OF work. Williams told the court that
he intended to 60 to work this morning The
court told him that he would see that he did,
and sent him down thirty days William Tur-
ner, profanity in the streets of Georgetown: IS.
Henry Miller, vagrant; sent down thirty days.
VIM. Cope!y and Edward Long, disorderly con-
duct; s. each. Thomas Raglan, Daniel Sheahan
and Richard McCauley, loud and botsterOils: s.
each: Jefferson Christian. assault On Lottie NJ.
WOOdWard; $40 or thirty days Joseph Green,
FORFEITED Moses WOrmley and James Warden,
loud and boisterous; SIS each. George Simms,
loud and botsterous; 8. James Shea, vagrant;
sent down. John Jones, assault on Alice Harris
Holmes, petit larceny OF some coal from Walter
L1nk1ns Co.; fined S.. w. II. Runnells,
assault On John Peaster, shooting him with
bean shooter; fined $40, or thirty days
In jail. Jessie Butcher, ARRAY; S, or ten days
Edward Turner, assault on Sidney Turner; IS,
or ten days. Isaac MahOney, assault on Henry
Peoples; continued. Smith Murphy and Joseph
W1lkerson, assault on Frank Harris on Satur-
day night. Harris testified that the last-named
was fined $50 or sixty days, and W1lkerson $40
or thirty days. John Taylor, larceny OF coat
and umbrella from Albert Harris; fined 500. or
sixty days In TAIL