The Washington times., 1894-10-27
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

ORPHANS CoURT-PRoBATE DIvIsIoN-JUs-
T1cE HAGNER--Estates as follows: Inventory
of personality and money, 81, 929 replevined
by ]. W. Smith, executor; Reuben B. Clark,
Louise NJ. Clark, and William T. Galliher
bonded and qualified as executors. James
W. st. Clair; B. F. Leighton appeared as
proctor for executor, and on his motion cause
continued till Friday next. John Rosenberg;
will admitted TO probate; letters testamentary
granted Frederick Peltzer and Gustave Harri-
son, with 81 900 bond. Mary a. Lambright;
will admitted to probate and letters testa-
mentary to Mary II. Garner, bond $1,000.
John Edwards; exceptions OF S. H. Maynard
TO answer Of executor and case continued.
James Kelly; letters of administration granted
B. ?. Murray, bond 5000. John Taylor petit
tion of E II. Breckinridge for leave to make
partial distribution. Jonn ScBnlon; will ad-
mitted and letters testamentary granted to
Bridget Scanlon, special bond 81 900. Nicho-
las White; order OF publication. John
H. Bose; order to bring in assets by
November next. Ida NJ. Vim; let
ters of administration granted to Catherine
E. Babcock. bond $500. L. Ceiss; petition
OF John /. Ceiss for letters of administration.
William d. Cassin; Mary D. Cassin appointed
administrator, bond 81, 500. Alfred 1. D.
Supplee, letters of administration granted to
Frank Supplee, BOND. 81 900. Alfred Rich
ards will and codicil proved by another wit
ness; will admitted and letters testamentary
granted to William II. and Charles S. Rich
ards, bond $4,000. William Z. Matthews;
collector authorized to pay undertakers bill,
$50. Michael Kane; petition OF John Kane,
brother, for letters of administration, assent
of kin and John Kane appointed administra-
tor, bond 1000. George W. Lighter; assent
of kin, and Sarah E. Lighter appointed ex-
ecutor, bond, $40. Celia E. Andrews will
filed fully proved and petition and affidavit
filed. Washington S. Hurley; Malvina R.
Hurley appointed executor; bond $3.50. Ralph
7. Lowe; assent of kin, will admitted, Gabriel
f. Johnson appointed executor, bond
$4,000. William H. Wright; order
directing administrator to pay Henry NJ.
Baker, first and final account of J. M.
Dove, administrator, approved. ]. H. Brooks;
first and final account of John Brooks, execu-
tor, approved. William H. Carrico; first and
final account of American Security and Trust
Company approved Guardianships, Isabella
III. Bittinger, guardian; fifteenth account ap-
proved. John Kane applies to be appoiute
guardian of Michael Kanes orphans. John
W. Chappell, guardian to Catherine V. Rey-
nolds; order to pay ward all money on hand.
Frank Supplee appointed guardian to F. M.
Supplee and three others; bond $4,000.
C1RoUIT CoURT. No. 1-JUsTIcE BRADLEY
Milton M. Wheat. ct al vs. Louisa Morris, ct
premises. Braumeler d Co. VS.. T. B. Metz
croft; Goldschmidt vs. Batchelder; Kimmel
VS.. Spindler; judgments by default Edgerton
vs. Moss; time within which to plead ex-
tended ten days. Lansburgh VS.. Reynolds;
appeal by defendant dismissed. Assignment
for Monday, Nos. 2O6, 1O8, 26, 3S, Al. 1O3,
405.
CIRCUIT Court, No. 2-CH1EF JUSTICE BING-
HAM-Barbour, administrator, vs.. Heiskell,
lr.; jury out. Assignment Nos. 1873, 1876,
l67.
EqUrTY CoURg, No. 1-JUsTIcE Cox
Warneke vs.. Randle; order to take testimony
before j. Arthur Lynham, examiner. Fifleld
vs. Fifleld; order to take testimony before
William 81. Smith, examiner. Clark vs.. Grim
shaw; reference to auditor ordered. Craigen
vs. Clark; sale of notes by trustee ordered.
Glennan vs.. Glennan; production of certain
kilograms before examiner ordered. Western
Electric Company VS.. Potomac Electric Com
pany; re-reference of claim of III. J. O'Don-
nell to auditor denied. Clark vs.. Dunn; mo-
ton to dismiss bill overruled. Brown Vs.
Bausch; payment from registry ordered.
Shuley VS.. Needing; rule OF defendants re-
turnable November 1, 1894, granted. Central
Trust Company VS.. Richmond and Danyille
Railroad; petition of Edward German dis
missed without prejudice
CRIMINAL COURT, No. JUSTICE Nc
CoMAs- Hendrick NJ F. Van Stamp vs. Dis
trict of Columbia, for damages; jury respited.
CRIMINAL COURT, No. 2-JUsTIcE COLE
Thomas ]. Edmonson; verdict guilty with
recommendation of mercy; order to restore