The Washington times., 1894-12-16
New York Cotton.
District Courts.


.ceeiinGs in estates as follows: Genevieve p.
OTIS; first aud final account o. Elizabeth Poe,
eX and order authorizing her to
transfer bonds 10 her own name. Mary J.
Johnson; order TO transfer issues TO circuit
court for trial by jury. Daniel Nelson; cita-
tion returned served. Elizabeth Bowden;
papers jrower Of attorney. etc. filed. Lll-
liau B. Malord; petition OF Charles Maiord for
probate and letters tesiaMentary. Martha
KiICore viii He'd. James NJ. Reynolds;
hearing continued to January ;. John B.
Harding: certificate as TO bond lied. Sarah
A. BouiiD; order for settlement of
estate and service accepted by the ad-
minstrator, J. II. Smith. Margaret Ceas
George Ceas bonded and qualified as eNecu-
tor; inventory of personally 1867. p. Mantz;
certified copy of will from Frederick county,
Nd, filed by J. II. Wilson. Alice L. Riggs,
special guardian: petition of G. l.. Dominique
and 4. de Geofroy for distribution; orler di-
recting guardian to elect a share for her ward;
report Of auditor hle1.
CRCUIT CoURT. 70. 1-JUsTICE BRADLFy-
Judgments 10y default: Dilks We. Herlreuth d
Co.; NenaDie 4 Co. IS. Carter: Walters & Co.
VS.. Barry: WoOasocket Rubber Company ys.
Walker; Brahler VS.. Doblyn. Linder ct al.
vs.. Kirieg; motion to strike out amended
third count OF declaration granted, ten days
to amend. Richardson ct al. VS.. Fickiing:
motion for judgment granted. Stanley vs..
Sprigg jr: motion for leave TO file two repli-
cations granted. Redfern g. Son VS.. William
son; motion 10 yacate Judgment by default
granted. Wards & Co. VS.. James: motion for
/ executions granted. Beail VS.. Brown motion
for judgment overruled and cause referred to
auditor by consent. Humphrey VS.. Evans;
motion for new trial oyerrulcd, judgment.
I $50 appeal. Fisher VS.. Proyident Life
Associations; leave granted plaintiff 20
amea6 declaration AM defendant to
plead in twenty days thereafter
arrin Machine Va Wild or
al; motion for security for costs granted
$50 to be deposited; motion for judgment
granted-iudgment for plaintiff. Benton. jr.,
VS.. Giebel; motion for security granted. 10 be
furnished within three days or property re-
turned to defendant. Smith vs.. Hopben-
maier; motion to Quash certiorari overruled
appeal noted. Woods & Co. vs. Jackson ct
al; leave granted Brandenturg to withdraw
as defendants attorney. Van Buren, vs..
American Energizer Manufacturing Com
pany; plaintiff called and appeal dismissed
October 2, 1921.
BENGHLM-Harmon VS.. Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company; motion to
vacate satisfaction of judgment dismissed
without prejudice. Taylor VS.. Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company: motion for new
trial submitted. Gratz ct al. VS.. Ecksteia ct
al; motion for judgment under seventy-third
ruie submitted Cook vs. District OF Column
Dolan. Hirsh vs.. Frank; motion to direct
clerk to comply with order ovefruled without
pre- uGice.
EQUITY COURT DIVISION No. 1-JUsTIcE
Cox Russell vs.. Russell; time TO take testi-
mony limited to Iorty DAYS. Noonan vs.
Noonan; sale decreed, E. Forrest and C. Car
rington trustees to sell. Glennan VS.. Glen
nan: divorce granted. Walter VS.. Bieber;
payment of J. c. Phillips ordered Assign
ments Nos. q, "a. %, q, and 29.
EQUITY Court, DIVISION No. 2-JUsTIcE
HAGNEK-Williams VS.. Paine ct al; decree
dismissing bill with costs, appeal in open
court. Colbert vs.. Cannon ct al: decree for
partition and appointing commissioners to
make same. Fiegenbaum VS.. Eberbach ct
al; decree appointing Edward L. Gees trus-
tee to release. Williams VS.. Paine ct al: Or
der fixing penalty of appeal bond at $780,
Tolman VS.. Tolman; rule TO show Gauss re-
turnable December %, 1894. Assignments
Nos. 55, 551z, Sc, 81, 5S. SO, co, 81, 62, and
65
CRIMINAL Court. No. 2-JUsTIcE COLE
George Robinson, mansaughter: sentenced
TO Albany one year and one day. George
Norris, larceny; sentenced to Albany one
year and one day, from November Z, 1894.
William Whiteford, forgery; sentenced to
Albany for seven years Frank Brannan, as
sault TO kill: defendant withdraws plea of
not guilty and pleads guilty to assault and
battery: sentenced to reform school till
tTenty-one years of age (thirteen March 2S,
1885,. Mary Barnes, larceny from the per-
son; new trial granted. John t. Knight
bigamy: order 10 summon and pay fees of
witnesses for the defendant. William B.
Smith, violating section 5453. Revise Stat
utes United States: defendant arraigne and
plead not guilty. with leave to
withdraw and demur, or move to
quash by leave United States Attorney
William E. Smith. larceny of property of
United States; defendant al lraigned and same
plea. Other pleas not guilty: William A.
Beach, alias n w. Lawrence; receiving prop
erty stolen from United States. Rebecca
Cross; receiving stolen property. Bette
Cross, alias Bette Gray; perjury. William
Carter: perjury