National Republican., 1883-07-18
THE COURTS.
What Was Dono in the Various Legal
Tribunals Yesterday.
THE CHIEF OF POLICE RESTRAINED.

THE CHIEF OF POLICE RESTRAINED.
W. Pierce Bell, as attorney for Francis
Sacchii, yesterday entered suit against Major
of Police William Nee, Dye Tor injunction.
The declaration states that the complainant
is vender aud trader Of fruit and that he
was granted permit to place stand in front
of the treasury, near the east entrance; that
the person calling himself the major of police
sent him u threatening letter, calling COM
plalnant's attention TO section 222 revised
statutes that he was arrested on June 10
and fined $25 in the police court, from which
he appealed that still another warrant was
sworn out, and ho is informed that the defend
ant will remove the stand. He nrays that the
defendant be restrained from interfering
further. Judge James granted q temporary
restraining order returnable Friday.
TWO OTHER WILLS FILED.
The will of the late Isabella Davis was filed
yesterday. She directs that her executors,
after her demise, sell house No 30l5 q street
northwest, the proceeds TO be divided
between her stepson, 1gnatius r.
Davis, and her daughters, lsa-
bella Hagner. and Frances Il. II. Bromwell.
To her daughter Frances she leaves one GER
tifcate ofsix per cent Baltimore stock. To
her daughter Isabella is bequeathed house
No. 100 franklin street, Baltimore. Her
personal property is equally divided between
her heirs. Frances II. X. Bromwell and
Isabella HRgner are appointed oxecutriNcs.
A oodicil is attached, directing that i'll case
of the death of her daughter Frances the
property is ia go to her heirs instead of her
daughter Isabella.
The will of the late Philip Meredith was
filed. He leave all property to hls daughter,
Ada Meredith, .lnd names his sister, Elizabeth
Fulton, as execitriN.
THE LATE JOHN sTARRs WILL.
In the matter of the contested will of the
-. IL. ,,a.l q
stated yesterday that she never was informed
of her husbands relatives by him. and will
leave the matter to- the courts. An order was
made allowing her to give bond in $4,000
Mr. Hagner, counsel for the widow, appeared
before Judge James yesterday and presented
a petition of the widow, asking that she
might give special bond, and Mr. r. $. Davis
also appeared to see to the interest of the
mother and sister. The court passed an
order modifying that of the thirteenth, so
that Mrs. Starr might give special bond to
pay debts and legacies. The petition states
that the only legacies left to persons other
than petitioner are $40 to boy named Louis
T. Starr; that the deceased left 81 800 in cash
and three sets Of notes secured on deeds of
trust on real estate, which at the death of
Starr amounted to $3.50; that he was in
debtod to the National Safe Deposit company
in $500, and Mrs. Elizabeth Collins 81 400
and Mrs Ellen Starr So, 200 the latter having
been extinguished by the legacy left her.
She says she knows of no other debts due by
him.
THE RECORD.
EQUITY Court-Judoe .JdmeS-Bell VS.. Mankn ct
al: order to enter cause settled and dismissed.
Chase Vs. Chase; trustee ordered to pay over
money. Sacchii VS.. Dye; restraining order Or
dered. Bell VS.. Wilkinson sale ratified. Dodge
vs. oh1ey; trustee directed to pay administrator.
Adjourned until to-day.
Probate Cotrt-Reoister RamsdeA -E,tate of
Susan S. Marsh; Jay Stone bonded in 81 900 AS
administrator. Estate of FRANCIS Dalton; II. L,
Davis bonded in $4,000 as administrator. VIII OF
Laughlin; Ida A. McLaughling appointed ad-
ministratrix bond 81 900. Estate Of Elijah King.
man; receipt fled by J. r. Ennis Estate Of
WASHINGTON Danforth proof of publication.
VIII of Isabella Davis, with eodicil; filed and
fully proven Estate of John w. Starr; Sarah NJ.
Starr allowed to give bond in $4,000. Estate of
james Murt; citation issued. Estate of Robert b.
Wagner; CIV Grinley bond in $1,000 as admins