Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-27
THE COURTS.

EoUrY CoURT-Iadee MasArthur.
saturday, Boteier agt. Langley; auditors re-
amend. Lowe agt ZahLinger: demurrer sus-
tanned. MatoOn agt McGrew; Injunction con-
unued. Jenner agt. BARLEY; rule discharged.
Sheanan agt Sheahan; guardian ad litem ap-
pointed Janin agt Gilmore; order to amend
answer. Won Laer agt Won cullen; order of
prohibition granted. Myers agt Myers; testi-
mOny ordered taken by commission.
To-day, BARLEY agt Green; special auditors
report ratified. Adjourned to Wednesday.
CIRCUIT COURT.
To-day divisions and Judges Wylie and
Cox met jointly, and the calendar was called,
number of judgments by default, &C.. being
taken, and both divisions adjourned to Wednes
day.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day the Court met for the first time in the
hall of the Columbia Law School, Chief Justice
Cartier and Judge James on the bench. John
Mullen, of California, was admitted to the bar.
BemiSS agt Taylor: appeal to Supreme Court OF
United States. DObbinS agt. JinkinS; motion to
dismiss Overruled. MeSSTS. Charles II. Edison
and A. w. Hines were admitted to the bar.
owen ct al. agt. Bushee; appeal from decision to
set aside conveyance and appoint trustees to
sell real estate to satisfy payment creditors;
argued and submitted; decree below affirmed.
In re Mary Rose O'Brien; habeas corpus case in
which Charles Fl. O'Brien whowaS in prison under
life sentence at the time his wife obtained a
divorce. seeks to obtain from the latter since
married to Mr.. Hoyle) the custody of his child;
ON hearing. Mr.. Miller for petitioner, Mr.. Pei
ham for respondent.
CRIMINAL CouRr-J,t7ye Hag,ee,.
To-day the case of William Fletcher, charged
with murder In killing David Keppel. was
set for Tuesday OF next week. Thomas Croain
petit larceny, second offence; was found not
guilty.
POLICE COURT-JitI1p Shell.
Saturday, after our report closed VIM. Henry
larceny OF IS cents, was fined s. and costs, or
10 days. Thes. Hall, petit larceny; $40, or 80
S.. Lewis Oneal, charged with ENLIGHTENMENT
of 1896 from Mrs. Catherine Borlard. while act
ing as her attorney. grand jury; $500 bonds
days. Julia and JOhannah Connors, assault on
Officer Geo. ". Cooper; personal bonds to keep
the peace.
To-day, VIM. Mcintyre, Michael Dooley, Alfred
Jones, Geo. johnson, Albert Potter, Henry
Harry, Teresa Smith, Lewis Blackwell and
Oliver Taylor, loud and boisterous, were fined or
imprisoned. VIM. Taylor, throwing stones in
Jos. Donnelly, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days. Ed
assaultng j. j. Smith; So or 80 days Alfred
George Bryan. an able f bodied White man
charged with vagrancy; sent to the workhouse
for so days. Scott Harrington, unlicensed pro-
gagged in hauling produce to this market IRON
the farmers in Virginia who pay license
in that state and claim that they
should not pay in the District; fined $40; appeal
forfeited collateral-s1O. Morris Roach and Mi
chael Monahan. larceny of harness from John
Mcmahon, who testified that his stable was
entered in the night and the harness, worth S12,
stolen. Roach was sent down for six months
and Monahan discharged. James Dodson,
assault and battery on Beverly Shanks; s..
Sarah Greenleaf, larceny of dress goods from the
dry goods store of Kerr, Clark & Co. second Of
fence; grand jury. John Hfllyer, assault on
Madison Butler and John Lewis; continued
James LittletOn, petit larceny of seventeen bot
ties Of porter, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
to Jail for thirty days. Thomas Boyd, larceny Of
twelve bottles of porter from one Dickson Sec
ond offence; continued.
BRACELETS, childrens, misses and ladies', at
Prigg's.