Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT-Jadge Cor
Yesterday. Edmonston agt. Edmonstoa, Mich
agL Howe, Thomas agt. Thomas; DEGREES OF
divorce. Brown agt. Dyer decree rectttied and
distrlb! ton ordered. Hoge ast Eigleston; sale
Hunter; title vested in W. c. DuyalI as sole
trustee. Brown agt. District OF Columbia: de-
mnrrer overruled. Fitzgerald agt. Fitzgerald;
Buckley; pro confesso SET aside. Earle agt
Dodge: trustee to distribute fun, er-
cept 81 900. Douglas agt. Lucas; pro con-
fesso against certain defendants. Adjourn u
sine die.
PROBATE CoURT-JId9e Cor.
FflCay. Joseph L. SimmS bonded as guar
dian to Edward Edmonston: Rachel j. CORN
Leander c. Gormley and Catherine c. Gormley-
bond, 5000. Estate of Sarah j. Yardly: petition
OF M. L.. Houser for probate of will, letters,
pointed guardian to George E. Mitchell-bond.
$1,000. Will of Annie f. Lamb admitted to pro,
bate; letters to W. A. Gordon. Estate OF John
Holly Van Antwerp; order OF sale granted.
Otto l. Wolfsteiner appointed administrator of
the estate Of Elise WolfSteiner-bond 500. An
drew Archer appointed guardian TO orphans OF
Hillealy Smith, in place or John E. Cnappeu
Estate OF Henry Rochar; caveat CT Henri
Rochat ct al. filed. VIII or Eliza II. Garner
flied, and order OF publication issued. VIII OF
johanna Sullivan filed Tor probate. Adjourned
Til Friday next
CRIMINAL CoURT-JaC5Ge James
Yesterday, James Stokes manslaughCer; YER
dict guilty motion for new trial filed Thomas
Han; appeal from conviction OF Police Court
for policy playing withdrawn and plea OF guilty;
senteLced 10 pay fine OF $50 or 60 days in jail.
POLICE CoURT-J4dge S,,el.
Monday, James ShreeveS, charged with being
an habitual drunkard; personal bonds to keep
Theodore Moulton, forfeited collateral john
Collins. CO. John Kenny, do. Joseph Taylor.
charged with carrying a pistol $50 or 90 days
Thomas Mason forfeited collateral. Mary Nicely
hon6S
defactng private property; SO or 80 days. Tnos.
Roberts forfeited collateral George Carr, vag-
rancy; bonds or workhouse. Rachel GoodaIl
loud and boisterous; So or Is days. Samuel
BOOTH. disturbing the quiet OF Georgetown: IS
or Is days Henry Ford vagrancy; bonds or
81 days. Robert and Catherine Bruce were
e t is a neer and Catherine is a white woman
living together AS man ard wife. They were
arrested yesterday in Clarks alley. with their
h ads cut. after having family fight. They
were fined S. or Is DAYS EACH Daniel Mullen
cbstructing gutter; 81. Richard Brown. dis
orderly conduct; 49, Charles Sargent assault
with stone; s. or 10 days. John E. Na!ly for
feited co lateral. Joseph Taylor, assault on
George MARROW; $: Henry Tilghman, assault
on Alexander Harris: $40 or 30 days. Also, for
asSauiting Officer Arnold In August, 1879: $40 or
80 days. Michael Farrell, assault on Roger Far
rel; bonds or so days In Jail. Charles Harris,
indecent exposure; continued. Sally Wilson,
garet Martin. assault on VIM. Jordan; ST.. Mary
Harlow, threats to Margaret Martin; personal
bonds. VIM. Henry, carrying concealed wea-
ceny; continued. John Scott, assault on julius
CEamberla1n; 81. VIM. II. Holly, larceny OF 80
feet OF lumber from r. B. Hughes: $ or 80
days. John Smith. assault on Mary Bruce; $
or 80 days. Henry Crump, assault on Andrew
j. Lenman; IS or days. John Shedden, lar
G I,ly OF pair of shoes; $ or 10 days. Thomas
SpeCden, threats; bonds or 80 days.
To-day. Mary Holland, vagrancy; bonds or 80
GAYS ID me workhouse JOS W. kearney, loud
do; $ or Is days. Dennis Long, disturbing the
quiet OF Georgetown; forfeited collateral. Da-
lld Roach, obstructing gutter; do. JOS Smith.
charged with using unnecessary cruelty TO a
Dull; DO. Chas. Harris, a colored waiter, charged
with making grossly indecent exposure OF his
person to- a young white lady On last sunday;
$40. Isaac Robinson, 10-year old colored boy,
son, a co!ored woman. Officer Williams arrested
tie boy short time after the larceny and found
Si.5O and several photographs in his pockets.
Sentence was suspended until the court can
consult the boys parents In relation to sending
him to The reform school. JOS Belmon, charged
with receiving stolen goods knowing them to
have have beer, been stolen; $50 or 80 days 10 jail; Ed
tie larceny OF box OF pins from c. W. Thorn;
S. OF days In jail Chas- Miller; forfeited Col
lateral. Jos. Berry, grand larceny; grand jury;
bonds $500.
THE GEORGETOWN MIXED PARTNERSHIP CASE
III lut TUuCt COuTl, lS1dc IL.
Lockwood Was charged with the larceny OF $3.50
worth OF JeWeiry from Joseph T. Darlington
and VIM. ID. Casstn, trustees, who have a deed
OF trust On the stock of jewelry owned by F. j.
Papst and himself in Georgetown. The testf-
mOny for the government was to the effect that
MI. Lockwood broke the store open and carried
OF the above goods, when they were in posses
sion of the trustees. The case was sent TO The
grand jury: bonds $500.
ExTRAoRDINABY BARGAINS IN
RE4NE G1SHHEREs