Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-28
The Courts.

PROBATE COURT-Jatdqe Wvlie
Yesterday, estate of Fred. Pasco; citation
quashed. Estate of James Cannon; p j. Dom
ohue relieved as administrator and T. D. Daley
appointed-bond 5000. Sarah E. F. Deng a,,-
pointed guardian to A. B. Crone-bond $500.
VIII OF Jennie Suydam admitted to probate and
Margaret street qualified as executrix and
guardian. Will of Hester NJ Louyrier: letters
granted John Sherman and Cynthia B. Case
bond $4,000 Estate Of Jefferson Brown; order
iOr sale OF personal property. Will of c. p. Pat
tersOn filed for probate
POLICE COURT-Judqe B,s,ady pro tenn
To-day, Luther Mangum and Alfred Wendell.
charged with firing gun on Benning's bridge;
" or days each. JOS. Graves charged with
being found drunk on the street and loafing
about tipping houses in West Washington; 90
days in the wOrkhouse John Jones, throwing
stones in the street: 50 or days. Peter F.
Genty white man. was charged with cruelty
beating horse. Mr.. Bali. of the 8. p. C. A..
testified that he saw this man with mare at the
corner of Sth and E streets northwest yesterday
afternoon, which he was beating severely with a
cowhide, and without any apparent cause, and
the horse was covered with large welts. Mr..
Gently stated that he whipped the mare because
she was unruly. The court stated that this was
not case of extreme cruelty. but the law was
made to stop just such nnsightly exhibitions of
beating as this. and he would fine him $40 or 80
days. Chas. Bunhart forfeited collateral. Wm
Munroe, loud and boisterous; SIS or Is days
Charlotte Thompson, a cOlOred girl, was charged
with the larceny of lot of wearing apparel.
lace, jewelry, &c, from Mrs. Lucy A. Willard.
Mrs. Willard testified that this girl was do
nestle in her employ and after coming home
from summer resort the other day she found
that she had been robbed. and found the goods
in this girls house. She was sentenced to six
months in Jail. Vim. Hudson. assault on Ella
RandOlph: S. or Is days. Frank Jackson.
assault on Lena Flood; six months in Jail. VIM.
Burdne was charged with assaulting white
boy named Jas. Gibson, who testified that Bur-
dine drives one of Frank Wards milk wagons,
and he (wtness) got on behind the wagon to
ride, and Burdine poured quart of milk down
MS back. The court dismissed the case on the
ground that the boy had no business on the
wagon. Julien L. Bundy, assault on Martha
Lodge; $500 bonds to keep the peace for six
months, and in default GO days. JAS Lewis.
larceny of knife from JOS. j. Calvin; IS days.
Frank Jackson, larceny of a pushcart from
Frank Stewart; 80 days in Jail.
THE LATE DIR. AMERY.-The remains of the
late DR.. Samuel A. Amery, whose death in Gin
clnnati, Ohio. on Wednesday was noticed in THE
STAR of yesterday, arrived here this morning
and was taken to the residence of his relative,
W. N. Croggon. sos eth street southwest The
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon,
ana in compliance with the wishes of the de-
ceased Rev. DIR. Bittinger of the Westminster
Presbyterian church, will Officate The inter-
ment will be at the Congressional cemetery
with the rites of the Masonic order.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Dan
lei Hiser and Barbara Wundulick.
LURAY CAvERNs.-everybody should read the
Sunday papers for full particulars of the excur-
sion to them.