Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-20
The Courts.

Wednesday. Janin agt Gilman; submitted.
for continuance and payment OF interest. Burns
agt Cross; on hearing. 1ngersoll agt James; Or
Yesterday, Burns agt Cross; Yates replies sub
mitted: HELEN agt Blake; on trial. EIchorn
agt. Fisher; stipulation for Judgment
EQUITY COURT-JudOe Hdgaer.
Wednesday, Mahoney agt Mahoney; testimony.
before James CruikShank ordered taken. JOSt agt.
JOst: sale ordered to be made Immediate Young
ditor.
Thursday, Jones agtJones; Washington Market
Company allowed to intervene. Ketcham agt
Georgetown College; pro confesso made absolute
and pro confesso against defendent, Josephs Or
dered. Power agt. Walsh; Mary Walsh appointed
mony before Justice williamson ordered taken.
Yesterday, Mccormick agt. Knox, commissioner;
Young agt. Gaddis; sale ratified nis and reference
to auditor ordered Larner agt Gideon; reference
to auditor to state receivers account OrderedS
agt: Cam pbell; Mary E. Sage appointed guardian
ad litem.
To-day, Anderson agt: Anderson; testimony
lions to report sustained. King agt. District:
trustees ordered to execute deed. O'Donoghue
agt. Sullivan; decree for sale.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Wednesday, Eastman agt. Pi1erlng; verdict for
defendant Adams agt McCauley; leave to with
draw note and Judgment Stewart agt Fletcher;
Thursday, Miller agt. Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad RadT Company; leave to amend declaration.
and interest January 9, 1882. Lathrop agt Selin-
ger; verdict for paintin. $50. Wolard agt MCGEE;
verdict for plalntff, $50 90; appeal prayed Tor
Yesterday, Forbert agt Smith verdict for s4s 81,
with interest from May 20. 1881. Bradford agt
nor agt. District OF Coumbia verdict for plaintiff
Tor $3.50 BalteIs agt Smith, verdict for defend
| for So Sinclair agt. washington & Georgetown
Railroad company; referred to j. j. Johnson
CRIMINAL COURr-Judye Wulie.
or sea eeCrsg sosny SEM TO jan
ton $3.50 Revised Statutes; plea OF guilty entered;
sent to JAN for nine months ms, and to pay fine Of
granted to employ assistant counsel to aid in his
defense. A. c. Soteldo, murder; commission Or
dered to issue to clerk OF court Of New Orleans,
Nay Ma; +! e take deposition Of James A. Pardon on
Yesterday, Thomas Woods ct al, assault with
ton in arrest OF judgment filed, argued and over
ruled; sentenced to the Erie penitentiary for 8
years each at hard labor.
POLICE COURT.-.Judge Smell.
Thursday. Sam1 Johnson, colored, carrying pis-
toll; $50 or &c days-appeal noted Mary E. Simms,
Or John
.'Slim Jim,' loud and boisterous; S or Is days
aSd with
Ing public lamppost; 81 or days each. VIM
Emerson. throwing stones in the street; 81 or 1
S or Is days. Robert Vincent, assault on Charles
Little; s. or 10 days Samuel johnson, threats to
halpn INOnaS; personal DOnuS 10 keep C0e peace.
John Thomas Bryant, bigamy; continued.
or 30 days Robert Lyles, loud and boisterous: S.
| or Is days George Walker, profanity; S. or z
days Fred. Fuller and Arthur Dyson, trespassing
on the Capitol park; s. or days each. Josephine
johnson, loud and bOlsterOus; S or Is days Ber-
tina Smith, Mary Taylor and Amelia Anderson. do. !;
S or Is days each. George w. Cornell, fast driv-
| ing; $50 or 60 days Julia A. johnson forfeited
days. James Muldoon and Arthur G. Manning,
| loud and boisterOus: S or Is days each. Julia
Jackson, vagrancy; 80 days. MARY Nichols, pro-
family; S. or days. David Speaks, loud and bOis-
ferrous; S. or IS days. AnniH Howard charge Of
keeping an unlicensed hotel: continued. Charles
Clark, loud and boistereus; q or Is days. Also,
charged with cursing and swearing; $40 or 30 days
additional Eli Tolson, larceny Of three oranges
| from Stephen Casassa; DAYS Noah johnson,
Schneider, assault on Joseph L Parker: Schneider
was fined $40 or 80 days. Carrie Burns and Annie
Jones, ARRAY Carrie was fined $40 or 80 days, and
Annie was dismissed. Charles Yates, 1ncorrigibil-
| ity; personal bonds.
| To-day, John Basil, disolderly; s. or Is days
VIM. Thomas and Frederick Yates vagrancy;
| bonds or 80 days each. John Magruder forfeited
collateral Margaret Russell, .yagrancy; bonds or
keeping his bar open on Sunday; $40 or 30 days:
appeal noted. Geo. Smith, inc0rrigib1lity: reform
school during minority. Catherine Shelton and
| Maggie Brown, profanity: 8 q Z days each. Alice
| FOOte, vagrancy; bonds on % days. Owen Taylor
and John Charles forfeited 55cOllateral Harry
| FOulk, larceny of three. chickens from John
Bender; reform school during minority. John II.
Brown, larceny OF pair OF shoes from Robert