Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-11
THE COURTS.

70 CouRr IN CENTRAL THRN.-Yesterday, on
motion OF MI. Thompson, committee, con-
Swami, were appointed 70 examine into the
legal qualifications of s Tyssowski. Harris
VS.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; judgment below affirmed. Presbury vs..
The Mayor of Washington, and Willard VS..
The Mayor of Washington; decree 10 be fur
nished by counsel in accordance with the
opinion of the court Willard TO pay the special
tax for paving 18th street. Mr.. Davidge prays
an appeal. Schuehardt & Sons VS.. Joseph
Thornton; judgment below reversed, Judge
WyIe dissentingo and new trial granted.
Railroad Company; report Of the auditor con-
firmed.
This morning, on motion Of Mr.. Kennedy,
Law School were admitted TO the bar: 'ess
T.. X. Allen, Harry II. Alexander, and 7. ID.
Anderson, Washington; b. Al. Barker, N. ":
w. r Bartlett, Cincinnati; ]. w. Bell, Boston;
n. I. Bingham, and Z. 5. Brosius, Pa; n. w.
Bedford, Ohio; w. H. Browne. Me-: Geo. w.
Bridgman, Mich; S L. Csrrin tor, Ohio Geo.
L. Cook, Cleveland; Thomas J. Common, N. Y:
George c. Chapman, New York city, W. W.
Calndey, Nd; W. p. Dunwoody, Iowa; q. r.
briggs, N. Y; John Joy Edison and Joseph r.
Edson, Ohio; J: +. Evans, IN; X. X. Evans,
Eugene A. Fiske. Washington; w. L. Findley,
Pa; P.J: Flatley, N. Y. city; f.. b. Fogg, Pa;
Joseph Forrest, ID. G.; N. l. Gage, Ohio;
Mass; Paul Goepei, washington; H. F. Gar
retsOn. Pa; Edward Q. Graves, N. Y; Thomas
II. Graham, Conn W. ID. Harlan, Illinois; w.
+ Holszman; Washington; J; T. Howenstein,
Ohio G.. A. Huron, Ind; Edward f. Inger-
SOIL Me; I'll. Jones, Pa; F: Johnson, Mich;
J. Z. Kelly, Iowa; Daniel NJ. Kessnger. Pa;
CIV. Knox, Tolbert Lanston, q. II. La Fetra,
E. Loweree, New York City; N. H. Martin,
Pa; Augusta McCafferty, New York CITY;
Andrew McCallum. Washington; J. H.
Mexican, Ills NJ. J. McKenna, Mass Chas A
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Mungen, Ohio: Charles T. Murray, Ind John
II. Nicholay, H.; VIM. J. L. Nicodemus, Nd
p Pa,a al SS1thuEi Mass ps j. a. Osborn,
Maurice Pechin, Wash; Horace L. Piper, Me;
Thomas Proctor, n. Y; James Pollard, Va;
Samuel A: RapP,W .Xa;;G; B. Richmond, Ne;
Sands, Wash; L. NJ. Saunders, N. Y; w. E. H.
Searcy, Ga; u. Il. Searie, NY; Junius Slmons
Chicago; CIV. Sharretts, Baltimore; 5. F. Shar.
phens, Ohio f. q. Sterling, Wash. Robert H.
Strahan, N. "; Charles b. Tilden, Wash: John
X. Thompson, VT, N. H. Thompson, Mich; ].
H. Townsend, Nd; John Tweedale, Phiia.: A
H. Vance, Ohio; q; L. Vance, VT J: G. Wall,
N. Y; Charles H. Watson, X. l.; William H
Walton. Boston: Augustus Ward, Cincinnati:
Richard L: Wallaeh. Wash; N. @. Warner, H.
Il. Wells, Iowa; Wiley G.. Wells, N.Y:F
Wood, Va; A. S Worthlngton, Ohio.
The committee on the qualifications of Mr.
Tyssowski made favorable report, and he
was admitted.
In the case of Garnett vs. DIR. St. Able. the
demurrer was sustained as to the plea to which
il applicable parties to go to trial on the gen.
eral issue. Byrne VS.. Davis: the Court de.
cides not to go back three years TO restore the
usury in the case, and adopt the finding of the
auditor within the limitation of three years
In re hobeas corpus-Thomas J. Hughes; writ
dismissed. Mr.. Merrick prays an appeal.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Olin.-The following
orders Were made observation-disclosures ct al. VS.
Barnes ct al order making rule on J. L
Bernes to pay S2S2 &c, last Installment, abso-
pointing W. Y. Fendall trustee. Wells VS..
Bronson: same order. In re-Estate of Thos
Walter, deceased: order confirming proceed
ings of Orphans Court.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Fisker.-The follow.
ing business was transacted yesterday:-D b.
Slifer VS.. NJ. Foley: motion TO strike case from
the docket overruled and appeal taken TO Gen
eral Term. The following cases Were con-
tiaued WIN. Bobbington VS.. George KIllan:
Conner & Eslin VS.. N. N. Dainese; Chas Viii.
liams VS.. s. r. DE NillIer: Samuel Truth VS..
j. r. Clark; w. I. Stone VS.. s. Brentall. Cod
dington VS.. y. & A. Railroad Company: mo-
ton filed to set aside Judgment by default. T.
Spedden VS. Winder; Judgment by default
Smithy vs. Smythy: Judgment for plaintiff A.
Hunter VS.. Willard; motion for continuance
for ten days on account of the absence of a ma
terial witness for the plaintiff; postponed until
to-day.
judgment by default Will agt. Corporation:
judgment dismissing appeal stricken out Haz-
Zard agt Bannerman-action for possession of
premises and arrears Of rent-tried by Jury:
verdict for appellee for $50 Hunter agt, Will
lard: submitted. Burns agt Corporations: judg-
ment of justice reversed MagnnIs agt Fahey:
submitted.