Evening star., 1916-04-14
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.


to auditor: plaintiffs attorneys, John
Ridout and r. H. Pickford.
Talbot agt. Green; rule discharged
without prejudice: plaintiffs attorney.
L. Giles.
Mullen agt Hazen: rules returnable
April %; plaintiffs attorney, A. Left
wich Sinclair.
Marden: DEGREES substituting trustee;
plaintiffs attorneys. Ralston & Rich
ardson; defendants attorney, 8. D.
Willis.
Thompson agt. Thompson: order for
maintenance and counsel fee; plaintiffs
attorneys, J. B. Flynn and j. F. Quinn;
defendants attorney. B. Emerson. jr.
Simms agt. Brinkley: sale decreed.
with Charles w. Clagett and Fountain
Peyton; bond. 5000: plaintiffs attor~
neys. J. H. Bilbrey and c. W. Clagett:
defendants attorney. Fountain Peyton.
In re lunacy of Susan Williams: or
der appointing B. Emmert German,
committee: bond, $4,000.
Mayer agt. American Security and
Trust Company: order of publication of
April IL, 1916, set aside: order of pub
lication; plaintiffs attorneys. Ellis &
Donaldson.
plaintiffs attorneys. Brandenburg 4
Brandenburg: defendants attorneys,
Cuttings & Chamberlin, w. G. johnson
and Myer Cohen.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Justice Gould.
Burke agt. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company (two cases): !:
on trial; plaintiffs attorneys. W. J.
ants attorney, J. S. Barbour
Sommerville agt. Mckinley ct al; ;
verdict for defendants, Mary G. onutt.
Elvira c. Robinson and Mary G. Ofrutt.
defendants: plaintiffs attorney, c. '.
Inlay: defendants attorneys. D. w.
ODonnoghue, A. A. Alexander. W. H.
Manogue. J. E. Padgett and A. W.
Sucker.
| Thurston agt Diggs: order further
extending time to file transcript to May
/ 10: plaintiffs attorneys, Fulton Lewis
and John Ridout; defendants attorney.
A. A. Birney.
Cook. administratrix. ast. Cook; or
der for publication; plaintiffs attorney,
| d. A. Baer.
CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Justice staf-
| ford.
Grove ast. Peter Grogan & Sons
Company; verdict for plaintiff for $50:
plaintiffs attorneys. L. J. Mather and
r. J. Downey; defendants attorneys.
d. W. Baker and H. A. Grant
Clark agt. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; bill of exceptions
signed and ordered of record nunc pro
tune: time to file transcript extended
to April -, 1916: plaintiffs attorneys.
fendant's attorney. George P. Hoover.
The F. H. Smith Company agt.
Hazen: judgment on finding in favor
of plaintiff, 800; plaintiffs attorneys,
Ralston & Richardson: defendants at
torneys, Pack & Pack and C. v. Church.
Holmes agt. Neubeck: judgment for
defendant for costs; plaintiffs attor-
neys. Cuttings Chamberlain and r.
F.. Mattingly; defendants attorneys.
F. l.. Neubeck and J. B. Carter.
Trimble agt. District National Bank:
| jury respited; plaintiffs attorneys. c.
| W. Darr and J. 1. Peyser: Defendants
& johnson.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Chief Justice
| Covington.
| United States agt. Henry Jackson.
lhousebreaking; verdict. guilty on third
! count: remanded: attorney. Fountain
Peyton.
United States agt Frank Evans. nom
| support: defendant committed.
United States agt. Alphonzo Cardwell,
| housebreaking; personal recognizance
| 500 taken.
CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Justice Sid
United States agt Charles Vaughn.
carnal knowledge: motion for new
trial withdrawn; sentenced to peniten-
tiary for six years: placed on proba-
ton; attorney. Thomas L. Jones.
i
depreciation on private property three
| cases): sentenced to penitentiary for
TWO years on one case, one year longer
at conclusion Of former sentence; third
case continued for sentence.
United States agt. John r. Lang, em-
bezzlement tthree cases): sentenced to
penitentiary for two years in first case
two years longer in second case and
third case continued for sentence /;
placed on probation: attorney. J. Will
liam Shea.
United states agt. Beverly Walker and
| Preston Medley, housebreaking; sen
fenced to penitentiary for eighteen
months each: attorney, II. K. Acker.
United States agt. William Gness. joy
riding; sentenced to penitentiafy for
one year and one day, placed on proba-
ton: attorney, A. W. Scott.
| United States agt. George Simms
housebreaking. (two cases); sentenced
to penitentiary for six years; attorney.
H. L. Tignor.
| United States agt. Darlington Caster
and Fred Payne. housebreakinE: SEN
fenced to penitentiary. Caster for two
years and six months. Payne for one
year and one day; attorney. J. ].
Omitted Rates ast. Louis johnson,
] grand lar& sentenced to ~occoquan