The Washington times., 1895-02-13
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT-JUsTIcE HAGNER-Pro-
ceedlngs in estates, etc., as follows: Frank
lin A. Seely, will filed. Sarah E. Wilson.
hnal account OF I. ID. Wilson. executor, ap-
proved. jeremiah Long, will fully proved
and admitted to probate and granting let
ters testamentary TO W. F. Corne. bond 500
600. William NJ. Ferguson, petit ion of Fliz-
aneth \. Wood Tor probate and letters testa-
mentary. Elizabeth H. Muilikin. petition of
! b. ii. StlnemetZ and j. H. Olcott. executors.
reialing 10 legacy and assignments and order
OF court TO record. Elizabeth j. Atkinson.
| sally s. Atkinson, administratrix. final notice
, appointing March 8, 1895. for settlement.
Leila b. Hart, certificate of Dr. W. W. God
dlng, request OF c. ]. Hart for probate and
letters testamentary. John i. Yogt, petition
OF Charles Graf and F. C. Gieseking for
| order marking debts upon which TO sue
Francis L. Storor, assent of kin. Samuel H.
BoutWell; inventory OF money and debts filed.
! Ann Nj. Copeland; will partly proved Charles
] H. kengla. guardian to Eunice NJ. and Edith
l.. henga; petition for leave TO accept Metro
politan Railroad stock in payment of note.
Aimlra Z. Leissring; petition OF Chase Roys
for probate OF will and letters testamentary.
| Mamie Howard; inventory. Rebecca T. Lar
ner; nrsi account oil executors passed. Philip
| hessner; petition of Theodore Mueller for let
ters OF administration. Mary d. Cummins:
inventory filed. Emily Hyde; Thomas HYDE,
! executor, qualified.
NlhOUI' SOuAT NO l-JUSTICE BRADLEY
| Radiord VS.. District of Columbia; Judgment
| In certtorari. Thomas P Morgan vs. Marion
| Phillips; verdict for plaintiff for $685. 80 with
| interest from March 90, 1894. Charles NJ
Smith ys. Lewis Hoffenmaier; order for
sealed verdict. Murray vs.. Simmons; judg-
ment on verdict for plaintiff for S155 with
interest from April /, 1888. johnson VS..
Meriwether; plaintiff called and appeal dis
missed at his costs. Marshall vs. Augusta;
verdict set aside and new trial granted and
| judgment against defendant for costs. Jones
VS.. Pastorfleld; defendant called and judg-
ment for plaintiff for $50 and costs. Arm
ledes Co. VS.. Geyer; same order for SS8. 75
with interest and costs. Auerbach vs.. Mayes;
| Judgment by default. Jones vs. Capitol,
North and South Washington Railroad Com
paay; suit stricken from the calendar as
settled. Assignment, regular CALL No. no;
appeals; Nos. %, 36, 80. 81, So. 56, 81, So, 60,
63, GA, 66. 6S, 20. and II.
CIRCUIT Court. No. 2-CHIEF JUSTICE
| BINGHAM-Burrows vs.. Johnson; Judgment
on verdict. Brown vs. National Heating
| Company; ordered on stet calendar. Assign
ments-Nos. 455, 45515 457, 459, 1853, 465, 467,
| All. 473. and ATS
CRIMINAL COURT. No. 1-JusTIcr Nc
CoMAs-Henry W. Howgate, embezzlement
and forgery; jury respited
EQUITY COURT, DIVISION No. 1-JUsTICE
Cox-Ingram VS.. Lippincott; appearance of
absent defendants ordered Potts vs.. Moore;
| w. E. Edmonston appointed trustee and
| cause referred to auditor. Muller vs. Null
Ter; counsel fees ordered paid. Barbour vs.
! Price; payment OF fund to trustees ordered.
Cutter vs. Metzerott; guardian ad litem or
dered TO file answer. Cosmoss vs.. Murphy;
sale decreed; NJ. J. Colbert trustee to sell.
| Luce VS.. Watts; appearance of absent de-
PENDANTS ordered. Assignments unchanged,
except No. Is off.
EQUITY COURT. DIVISION No. 2-JUsTIcE
| HAdNER-Tolman VS.. Tolmah; rule to show
cause returnable February Is. 1895. Lyon
VS.. Lyon; time to take testimony extended
fifteen days. Breckinridge VS.. Carter ct al. ;
decree directing trustee to SELL Mills, guard
ian. VS.. Powell ct al; pro confesso vs.. cer-
tain defendants. Cooksey, executor, vs.
| Bryan ct al; final decree establishing tile Of
parties. Assignment unchanged.
CRIMINAL CoURT, No, q JUSTICE COLE
John II. Pasco and George w. Tay-
lor, conspiracy; verdict not guilty. William
Sandford, housebreaking; verdict of guilty
and sentenced to Albany for three years.
Frederick Boston, larceny from person;
Charles D. Davis. larceny from person;
James Bell, alias James Nicholson, house
breaking; William Dixon, larceny from per-
son; Ernest Smallwood larceny from per-
son; James Gallagher, alias James Hill. as
sault to kill; Martha Mergent, false pre-
| lenses. and John Hamilton, larceny All ar
raigned and plead not guilty.
Basketball Game-The postponed basket
ball game between the w. L. l. c. and the C I.
teams will be played on Monday next. at $50
= p. M, in tho W. L. I. c. armory.