Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-13
The Courts.

yesterday bacon aSt. COX: pro cOnfeSSO on
defendant G. G. Cox. De Hart agt. De Hart:
pro cOnfesso and reference to A. c. Bradley, ex-
aminer. Wright agt. Walter. Murphy agt MUIR
ray. and Central National Bank agt Guinand.
auditors reports ratified Middleton agt. Perry:
Walter S. Perry appointed trustee Hughes agt
Hughes; leave to amend bill granted Magruder
agt. Suit; pro cOntesso against defendant and
reference to Hanlev. examiner. Purdy agt
Young; sale ratified nisi. Heck agt. Heck sale
ratified finally and cause referred to auditor.
Johnston agt. District of Columbia: appearance
OF absent defendant ordered. Dyer agt Car
berry: pro cOnfessO against defendants Carberry
and Ritchie. Williams agt. Williams sale or
dered, and W. 7. Bailey and J. A. Clarke
appointed trustees. Kelly agt. Kelly; sale
Donohue appointed trustees. Gilhooly agt.
wilson; pro cOnfessO against defendant
Wilson. Dykes agt. Dykes; rule on defendant
returnable Sept. 10, 1881. ordered. Fenwick
agt National Fair Association; pro confesso
against defendants ordered. Heck agt. Heck;
order in response to trustees report. Grimes
agt. Smith; pro cOnfeSSO certain defendants
ordered. Walker agt. kreuter; sale ordered
and Charles Walker appointed trustee to SELL
corrected. Oberly agt. Trausue; pro confesso
against certain defendants ordered Stratton
agt Nicholson; residue OfprOperty ordered sold
Gawler agt. Connolly; appearance of absent de-
PENDANTS ordered. WEIGH agt. Welch; testimony
ordered taken by j. A Clarke examiner Stew
art agt. Lord; referred to auditor. Ford agt
IhOmas; pro cOnfessO ordered againt defendant
THOMAS. Taylor agt. Taylor; appearance ordered
OF absent defendant. Dulany agt Quirk; motion
Tor injunction and receiver denied. Kendig agt
Butler sale finally ratified and cause referred to
auditor. Price agt. Steele: pro confesso against
defendants Steele & Wade. Eckles agt Eckles:
divorce granted. Muller agt. Newhaus; 7. E.
Waggaman appointed trustee
To-day, Davis agt. Smith; Cross agt heirs of
J. Thompson; pro confessO Clabaugh agt.
Pierce; injunction denied. &C. In re B. IT,
keyser, receiver, authority given to compro-
mise indebtedness. Leddy agt. Fitzmorris;
special auditors report ratified. Mcintosh agt
Cissell, testimony ordered closed in five DAYS
Lucks agt. Ottenburg; demurrer Overruled
Robinson agt. Shoemaker; decree adjusting
rights OF parties. Adjourned till tomorrow
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Co..
1esterday VIM. Troxe, charged with forgery
and conspiracy in connection with Thos. Quinn
and Albert Clark; nolle pros 1t is understood
that Troxel has made full statement to the
government
POLICE CoURT-Jadqe Smell.
Yesterday afternoon. after our report closed.
Lafayette Griffith and James Brown, two
white men, We're charged with making
an affray by fighting with EACH other in the
street Brown pleaded guilty. Mr.. Griffith
testified that this man accOsted him on the
street, and witness told him that he did not wish
TO nave any conversation with him, and accused
him with breaking up the happiness of witness
family, when he struck witness Brown was
fined So or Is days and Griffith was dismissed
Americas Murray and Ellen Delaney colored
were charged with making an affray in the
street. The former pleaded guilty and was fined
50 or 15 days, and the latter forfeited collateral
James Turner and James West, two colored
boys, charged with the larceny of some chickens
from VIM. Anderson were both sent to the re-
form school during their minority. John Say
les and Arthur Dyson, two cOlOred boys, were
charged with assaultihg James Ringand; dis
charged. Sarah Ray, assault on Emma Ray, her
daughter; personal bonds to keep the peace
Andrew J. Weldon, larceny of lot of street car
tickets and asmall sum of money from the Her
die Phaeton Company; continued. NoraS. Nit
cheii and Mary Williams. two colored girls,
were charged with assaulting an old colored
man. named MIR. JOnsen, who testified that the
girls and their father came to his house, and the
girls commenced beating him over the head
Mary Settles, assault on Richard Clark; 81 and
costs. Emma Trippitt, larceny Of somr articles
OF OF wearing apparel from Albert G. Wall; $40 OF
81 Gays. ana the goods to be restored to the
dis dismissed. Jas. Kersey, charged with being,
the owner of dangerous dog; continued.
To-day. Honora Reed, a white woman.
charged with making an obscene and indecent
exposure OF her person on an open lot before a
crowd of children, was sent to the workhonsa
In default of $5. William McCleary yaorancr
6o days In the wOrkhouse. Louisa Robinson. q,
ssysihy eoloIed girl pleaded guilty to
fault of $40 fine. Columbus Brown. yarrancv.
bonds or 60 days. Samuel Lewis, do: reform,
school during minority. Martha Green, profan-
ity; S. or z days. Mace Crawford, loud and
bOisterOus; IS or Is days. John Connolly. Jas
kellum, VIM. Baltimore, Jas. Riley and John F.
Collins forfeited collateral. Powell Hess. do
VIM. Smith, loud and boisterous; IS or Is DAYS.
Michael O'Brien charged with keeping an 1n-
licensed bar; S1O5 or 60 days; appeal noted.
George W. Harvey, the restaurant keeper, was
charged with assaulting Jas. Neihan, who tes-
tilted that he was In the employ Of Mr.. Harvey,
and was discharged lately, and on going to his
place of business, on 18th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, yesterday, for statement, Mr.. Har-
vey ordered his b0okkeeper to put witness out,
and struck witness on the nose himself, and
causedit to bleed. Mr.. Harvey and another witness
denied this charge, and the case was dismissed
Alexander Adams, an old colored man, charged
with assaulting Frank Ladson, his son-in-law,
who testified that his father-in-law on the 26th
Of last month came to witness house and
knocked witness down and kicked two of his
ribs out of place and fractured them-testimony
which was corrob0rated by DR.. Warman. Adams
was sentenced to jail for 60 days. Robert john
son, assault on Ben. Klopfer; 80 or so days.
Also charged with disOrderly conduct 45 or Is
days. Geo. W. Brooks, larceny Of &421 in
money from A. r. Hilton; grand Jury; bonds
81 600. Elizabeth Garner, threats to Jennie
Brooks; personal bonds to keep the peace.
Johanna Hill, assault on Lewis johnson; e3 or
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