Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-03
The Courts.


Wednesday, Weisenfleld, Stern & Co agt 81 t.:
rearg ument ordered. Mccormick agt. Freed
mems Savings and Trust company; motion
overruled. Bartly Stanton agt La Aora Sill
yer Mining company; petition for reheariGg de-
b1ed. McManus agG Porter ct al do. United
States use OF Schell. agt. Ebert; Judgment OF
Circuit Court, less sum OF $3.50 and interest,
affirmed. Campbell agG Wilson; on hearing.
Yesterday, O'Donnell agt. Wlnsat; motion
for reheaIlng overruled. Campbell, admin.
istrator, agt; Wilson; argument concluded and
Ing Association; On hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,tdgs James.
Yesterday, Walter agt. Moffett " King; judy
ment confessed by Defendants Buckley agt.
Nal buIy Phel; motion for Judgment Of con-
oemnatio s reused: Ducket agt. Buckner: pro-
son agt. Buckner; do. Levi agt. Uttermehle;
verdict for defendant. ClyIner agt. Bryan ct
al; executrix 10 ade party. Tierney agt. Cor
oett ct al; order or publication as to Coroett.
Shiliihgton ag5. Stevens & Co; On hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,sdge Cor.
Wednesday, W. Brooks, larceny; guilty;
notice OF motion for new trial. EiEard Nc,
Rae, burglary and larceny; motion IN arrest Of
udgment and motion for new trial filed. Geo
McintosU, larceny OF United States property:
pleaded guilty; jail for two months.
Yesterday, Jos. Rodgers and Christopher
Hunter, grand larceny; on TRIAL. Lewis Colilu5,
forgery; admitted to all in the sum OF $500.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Sael.
Wednesday, after our report closed, David ID.
clssel. railing to place light at night on build
Ing material in the street; $40. John Page.
assault on Phoebe Coleman; S. and costs, or l5
days. Lewis Blackwell assault on VIM, Lane:
$40 or 80 days. Sophia Lewis and Alice Sprlgg5,
two colored girls, charged with making an
ARRAY by lighting with each other in the street:
personal violence to Emily Powers, his wife:
personal bonds te keep the peace Alexander
Eagleston, assault on George G. Keohler; 81
and costs. John Kent, Joa. Washington and
Charles EAr0rp IF zip
Pugh: continued.
Yesterday, A. White vagrancy; bonds or 90
GAYS JLo. smith, carrying pistol; go or 60
Watson Green. VIM. NJ. Lemon aud Celia
Thompson, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days each
Frank Howard, forfeited collateral. Geo. g.
feited collateral. Geo. Brown, contempt OF
court. by falling to answer a summons: ST. E.
Johnson, Keeping bawdy house; $50 fine;
appeal noted. Annie Mary Smiley. DO; per-
larceny OF five bottles of beer from VIM, f.
BroWn; 30 days. Jane Adams. larceny OF a
COCK from man named Reed; 80 days Jno
Warren eolored. charged With assaulting Hen-
I1etta Miller, who stated that he came into her
bedroom at midnight and assaulted her. lie
was lined s. and costs, and gave his personal
= a. hing On ard Chas Farone. larceny of some
zinc. yaiuad at $50. from York Pugn: six montns
each in jail. VIM. Washington, assault on
Ino. Anderson: s. and costs or Is DAYS Morris
rsonal bonds to keep the peace for six
months. JAS, Digney, forfeited collateral.
To-day, Willie Ssars and Henry Spencer,
vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Jas Sears. Jas.
Goodall and Walter Stewart. all colored boys.
Charged with vagrancy: do. John IL Simms.
profanity; S. or days. Maud Mason, do.
Harry Collins forfeited collateral. NJ K. De.
laney; falling to place light on an excava
ton; S.; appeal noted. VIM. Cox profanity:
s. or days. Annie Holden and Nettie Clarke
forfeited collateral. Jno. H. Stephens, vagrancy:
bonds or 80 days. Chas. F. Shelton, keeping
his Ear open after hours $40. Cornelius Smith.
lighting Ia the street; So or 10 days. Jos. FraW.
ley, Charged with keeping dangerous dog:
personal bonds TO xiii the dog. VIM. Brown
forfeited collateral. Amy Payne, assault on
Julia Reding; IS or Is days. Lemuel Thomas. a
colored 10Y, was charged with breaking flowers
from private parking, and was fined S. Mary
Walker, larceny OF q basket from Ii. O. Kew
worth; S. or Is days Also, charged with the
larceny OF two pairs OF parlor skates; Is DAYS
more. This little girl, with another smaller
one, was charged with the larceny Of baskets,
pallor skates, stockings. slippers and several
other articles, which they stole from in front of
stores on 9TH street. The court remarked that
this case shows the necessity of reform school
foi girls. as the jail Is not proper place to send
them, and they have to be discharged
TIE James Evans mentioned in the Police
Court proceedings OF Monday, published in
TUESDAY g STAR, was not James Evans EMPLOYED
at the Washington mOnumnnt