The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-07

CEcUIT CoURT-Judgc Fishcr.-This cour
| was occupied as follows yesterday:
Maer ys, Gray; On motion of Mr.. Mnttingll
Hooc Bro. VS.. Jane Carroll. Application
TO set aside judgment, &c; argued BY Messrs
Brent and Phillips and Bradley, and held
Tmg BREACH or PROMISE CASE,
| Mrs. Dyer, recalled: witness never saw sol.
diers take Improper liberties with the plain.
IN never heard any one say anything hgains,
! IizEio's character.
Francis Bentkel: Witness lives at corner OF
| Twelfth and u streetsi knows the parties, and
has often been to Byers garden; knows Lizzie
Otessmhhi never saw her doing anything i'm.
propefi her general reputation was that she
would make worry good wife, ms she WAS kind
| and hardworking,
Cross examined: witness lives priv,,e,
lives on his money! has been living on his
money since yesterday morning; tlaughter;l
on Yesterday he gave UP business; the general
talk about Lizzie led to the conclusion that
she would make good wife, because she was
prompt and attentive in obeying orders; the
German Bowling Club was formed in LUNG.
1865, and met At Byer's garden.
George Neitzy: Witness has been In Wash.
layton y years. been corporation contractor;
witness belongs to the Bowling club No, Il il
has been organized about two years or fifteen
Zte Gresham.
John Howard: Witness llves on Capitol
Hill and owns tho property contained In By.
ci's garden, and has been there often. and
never saw anything improper In the plaintiff
Inc evidence In rCbuttal here closed
The remainder Of the session Of tho court
was occupied by the counsel In arguing to the
Court the propricty OF certain Instructions to
the jury, which they asked the Court TO give.
The Court took the prayers, aud will deliver
ms ihstfuctions TO the jury this morning.
The court thea adjourned.
EQrlTv CouRT-Judge Wyic.-TLia court
opened Its October special term yesterday
tn5, Il; =, :,
for rent OF one mOiety of a house at tho north.
west corner OF Seventeenth street and Penn
Hylvania avenue.
A case in reference to the other molety of
the same building was tried 10 this court last
year, and then reported in this paper.
The case was, at its calling yesterday, sub
mittel TO the court.
Weston VS.. Moore ct al. Order OF puhlica.
tion as to absent defendant
Finch ct al. va, Way ct al. Order appoint.
Ing X. T. Morscll trustee to sell.
Hines vs. Hines CT al. Order appointing 4
Davidson ct al. VS.. Washington, Alcxandri,
and Georgetown Railroad COmptny. Refer
eHce to Special Auditor &. Inglc, to report on
rights OF petitioner, This is an application Of
trust.
Mulligan ct al. vs.. Mulligan. order pro
c0nicsSo as TO Sarah Mulligln and rCfcrIin
case 10 the auditor,
whcatlcy rs. Clampctt ct al. UsIcr ra,ify.
ing trustce'e sale, unlcss objection he filed
auditor to state account OF trustee.
Essex VS.. Essex ct al Same order as In
previous case.
Isaac :. Lyon vs.. Foster Hcnshnw ct a.!
judgment pro coIgcSsO against +, Henshaw, II.
Quick.
Eiz, Ann Bohlc vs.. IIollingshcad. Decree
pro fcSSO.
DeBarry vs.. Esbury Kennedy and Webb
enter appearance for defendant.
Dewies ct al. We. Rothwcll CT NJ. same ap-
A. McBIair ct A. VS.. Ten Eyck. Decree pro
cOIUrg'o.
Strattop va. Banman ct al. W. J. NI,ttInsly
ana +. schmidt enter appearance as defend
ants, webb and Kennedy enter appearance
for Francis Denmead, another defendant
James Marshall vs. Mary Marshall Decree
Gordon vs.. Davidson. and Mitchell vs.
Adams. Mr.; Mattingly enters his appearance
for defendant.
rpperman vs.. Uppcrmnn. Decree pro con-
GgiO against Mary tppcrmln.
Nugsnt Va. Eugcni. decree pa ,oHG,,p
against various defendants.
DIVORCE CASE.
CharlcS T.. wannsll w. Lcttic II. wanuall.
Decree pro rDnfFySO.
Tho court then adjourned until this morn.
ing.
ORruAN.'rorRr-yuiyc PWc'H-ThIs court
transacted the following business yesterday:
LETTERS TESTAMENT ANY.
Michael Tally qualified As administrator of
John Tally, giving bond in y, 900, with Martin
Connolly and John Riley rs suretics.
GrAEDIAES 80 THE CONTESTED cum CASH
TERMINATED.
Rev. Jacob 4. Walter GuqliHcd rs guardian
OF Anna Cora Gcrrish, giving bond In 1900.
with James Llckcy and Thomas \. stevens
rs surctics. This concludes the contest over
the child sometimes known as Cora HcrmOnia
Aiken, Mr.. Aiken having withdrawn his
claim.
ACGOI STS.
The distribution account of Jas FnllRluvc's
estate; also, the first and final account OF his
executor.
The court then adjourned.
BTFuRE JUDGE WNrlG--I - C,nab. lE.-AlaIy
Mcticc, very nice looking gin, who had
been committed TO all charged with stealing
$40, stated, in answer to the Judge. that she
was without money or friends, but II allowed
to go out aud seek home would do 10, and
appear at court At the December term.
The Court ordered her to be discharged on
her own rccOgniZtncc for $500, aud shr was
accordingly discharged.