Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-31
THE C0URTS.-

EQUfTY COuRT-Judge MdSATtftffT.
Yesterday, BetteS agt. Carico; decision re-
served. F. s. T.. Co. agt GhiSselli; sale rati
fed. Van Riswtck agt- Rothweu; restraining
order continued, trustees substituted, and sale
To-day, Wilson agt Callan; exceptions to au-
ditors report Ingerson agt. James; final ratiti-
cation of sale.
CRIMINAL. CoURT-Jtt1ge Hngner
Yesterday, Edmund Alexander, indicted for
larceny; verdict guilty and sentenced to eigh-
teen months in the penitentiary. Thornton
Davis ee al, indicted for conspiracy; bench war
rants for all except Davis, whose bail was fixed
at 81 600, and given. Tolnan Lee, mol pros. The
grand jury returned indictments against Geo.
Cole, assault with intent to kill; Morris Connors
resisting officer; Henry Kaiser, robbery; John
Gather, second offence petit larceny: Richard
Ross. receiving stolen property; Geo. Bruce,
alias Spider Brown, second offence OF petit lar
ceny, and Henry Thompson, perjury, and were
respited until November IL.
To-day James Gray, larceny Of gold watch
from r. Sanger; was convicted. James Adams,
alias Anderson, second offence petit larceny; ON
trial.
Thornton Davis indicted in the pension fraud
conspiracy case. who gave bail yesterday was
on his way to the City Han to give himself up
when he met the plaintiff.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday. Blunt agt. Hart ct al: argued by
Mr.. Mattingly for complainant and Mr. Mat
theWS for defendants, and submitted. Willy
Loeb, of Hesse DarmStadt, admitted to citizen
ship.
To-day, Roche agt- Moran; decree below af-
firmed. Daley ct al. agt. Daley ct al; argued by
Edwards and Barnard for the petitioner, j.
Stanley Jones and Crittenden for appellee.
CIRCUIT CoUgT (No. 1)-Judge VWie9
Yesterday, Savage agt. Kuehling; iudgmen,
for defendant for S3S.Z5. jenkins agt. Taylor
dismissed. Hess agt. Ager; Judgment for de
,eGa.n .qn poSSt IS anu G9ssS Joy ast
Derfinger; plaintiff n0n-Suited.
To-day, Hill agt. Rout: non-sut. Flynn agt
Welsh; CO. Washington; administrator, agt
Fischer; proceedings before justice set aside.
". & G. r. r. Co. agt. Kengia and Weaver; ver-
dict Tor defendant Belomi agt. Whiteside; do.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION 2)-Judge COR.
Yesterday, Carr agt. Breitbarth: verdict for
$40 and costs. Carusi agt. Morrison: referred to
p B. Sands Jones agt. Main; Judgment below
affirmed Fowler agt. Mccoy; trial commenced
To-day, Crafty agt. Carmody; Judgment below
affirmed. Reidy agt. White; Callaghan, execu-
tor, made party. Transeu agt. Wright; certio-
rar1 quashed. Fowler agt. Mccoy; judgment for
plaintiff. Mccarthy agt: Walsh; on hearing.
PROBATE COURT-Judge MdcArGlHr.
To-day, in re will of Decius Edmonston; adj
SimmS-bOnd 81 ,0CO Estate of F. Mohun; will
admitted to probate and letters issued to F. B.
Mohun-bond O,00O., Estate of Emily Myers;
Jacob d. Doyle-bond $4,000. The last will Of
Mary E. Taylor was filed. Estate OF Sallie Knode;
order resembling reference, &C. Estateof D. KEEP
pell; order for administrator to file addittSAal
bond. Estate of Thomas D. Anderson; order Of
SALE Estate Of Helen NJ. Sheppard; order ap-
pointing Florence B. KoOneS guardian of her
sisters Estate OF James NJ. Mason; order grant
ing letters testamentary to Laura E. Mason
Estate Of N H. Hill; order to file additional in
ventory. The last will Of c. NJ. Lamb was fled
Estate of E. 2. Steever; order admitting will to
probate and granting letters testamentary to
James Fullerton. In re Catherine E. Koch, guar
dian; order vacating proceedings, &C. The will
of Eliza LadSon; proof of publication filed. The
will of Sarah j. NJ. Gales, bequeathing her estate
to Johanna Walker Gales, her niece and adopt
ed daughter, was filed and an order made direct
ing letters to issue to eXecutriX-bond 81 400.
Adjourned to Friday next, at 10 O'Clock.
Hereafter Judge Macarthur will hold the Pro-
bate Court on Friday of each week, and this is
the only day hereafter the court will sit.
POLICE CoURT-J,tdge Shell
To-day, Robert Sewell, violating the building
regulations SO or day. Bridget Morrison, va
grancy; personal bonds. John Thomas, do;
bonds or 80 days. George Kelpa, throwing
stones; 50 or days. James King, larceny of an
overcoat from VIM. Blake; 80 days; also assault
on William Blake; 60 days. John Dempsey,
charged with the larceny of 800 bill from Geo.
Allen; continued. Hlllery Washington charged
with larceny OF a trunk and some clothing from
JOS. NJ. Morrow; continued. Fernando Shipley,
threats to Annie Buoy; personal bonds to keep
the peace. James BailOr, Zachariah Bailor and
Mile Bailor, colored; charged with arson; con-
tinued