Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-26
The Cnrlpfa-
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day Ouill act Wolf eft al on hoo y-iu o.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, Quill agt. Wolf ct al; on hearing.
Equity CoURT-yudge Oon.
To-day, Stryker agt. Moberly: receiver dis.
charged and title In Moberly confirmed.
Dainese agt. Williams; order appointing r. w.
Mitchell of Portland Oregon Sommissioner
granting injunction. Flynn agt. Flynn; re-
straining order discharged.
WIN. MCLEAN's WILL-The will of the late
VIM. Mclean, with a codicil, was filed in the
Probate Court to-day. He directs his executors
of Princeton, N. j. TO close up his bus
mess as speedily as possible consistent with the
he leaves lot Is, 50. $40, and $40 OBJ per I month
during her widowhood, and he gives her also
his household furniture, &C.: TO his daughter,
Rse aha to nls sSe
remainder OF the estate be divided between his
children and their heirs.
SENTENCED FOR LARCENY.-A young colored
man, named Henry Young, was in the Police
So from Mrs. Rachael Betters, who testified that
the defendant came to her house and stated that
Mr.. Flynn the timer sent him TO get SO to buy
the money and he said the work would be
done on the following Monday. Mr.. Flynn, the
timer, testified that he did not send him after
the money. Young, he said, told him that he
had spent the money. Young was sentenced
to 30 days in Jail and 80 days additional in de-
fault of restitution.
RoBBERIES MISUNDERSTANDING c. Quack.
enbusfl, 1921 street northwest, reports that
about five O'Clock this morning his house was
entered by cutting Stats from the basement
window, and the house was robbed of a quantity
ofjewelry, consisting of a lady'S gold watch and
chain, diamond rings, cuff-buttons bracelets
&C.; total value, $25O.-Robert Holmes re-
ports stolen from his pants pocket S14.2O in
cash.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-washington Nc
Lean has sold to Samuel Maddox, for $1I25O,
SfSid nof1 n, str he
corner of I street, fronting 81 feet ON 10th
street with depth of 100 feet.
WASHINGTON BARRACKs.-Geoersl Gibson,
OF the third artillery, states that The Washing
ton barracks will be kept open this season. as il
Is not probable that the regiment will camp out.
PATENT SUIT.-Messrs. Stevens and Peck to-
DAY, Tor the Atwell Manufacturing Co.. filed a
bill against NJ. v. Montgomery, commissioner
OF patents, to restrain the issuance of a patent
ior sash fastener to j. Y. Bassell, In which
invention plaintiffs claim an interest A suit
between the parties is pending in Ohio.
THE HoRTICULTuRALSoC IETY.-At the meet
ing OF the District horticultural society at Cos
mOpOlitan hall Wednesday-Mr. John Saul in
the chair and Mr.. w. j. Cogan secretary-Mr. J.
j. I. c. Clark, from the committee having the
matter in charge, made q report, recon amend
ing that no exhibition be held this season.
After discussion 1t was agreed that the men,
to which month the society adjourned. very
interesting talk on orchids followed. Mr. T. w
Fowler exhibited various flowers of this class
Mr.. j. I. c. Clark exhibited a lot Of tea roses
bourbon roses, wax plants, &C.
A WIFE's BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-Messrs. A. B.
Webb and G. A. Kuhn to-day filed a bill for
Sidney A; Gilbery against John F. Gilbery for a
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