The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14
Matiuual Republican.
THE COURTS.

he OOU n Il y,
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EQUITT CoyRr-Jvdes Wyiis.-The Tin
Of this court yesterday was occupied In hea
Ing the case Of WAllaeh vs., wailach. n
Miller ys. Miller. ordsr authorislnE tru
teos TO sell. " ,ra.sEug ffb.r. .,.I-~ n
wiimarth VI. Huneerford. Order appoIu,
Ing J. r. Entwislc receiver. .fTdE'
Adjourned. - ha DIV 'iGNa
IEE lTygssfTE
CIRCUIT CoURT = Judge Cartier. = TIL
court was Occupied % follows yesterday.
Tenly 4 Eslin ". Corporation Of Wash
ington. These were ~ actions for the pay
ment Of the plainuGs' assignees for wor
done In laying hagged ooswsys across th
streets. Three OF the case, were decide
against tho corporation, and the Others post
poned In consequence OF the illness Of MI
Cook. - y, - 4 Z.
Rohr q Rohr vs.. Karpies. Judgu1sns b.
default. = ~ rLEIt fE4TLV 81
Wlsner vs.. Sells. Judgment by consent.
Barney 70. Liuslcy. No security hayinl
bc,n given in this case Ia accordancc Will
the order Of court, Il was dismissed.
smith W. Bushnsil. lThe Aeaso wns re.
ferred to @. Burgess. -ss3 sfr T,s5lIr ~
Curlett's Son w.. Norris. JUDGMENT by
default stricken out aud Judgment con fessed.
Irwin vs.. Hopkins. Motion for new trial
filed. a.yrp uIu T5T'I I'm 'yrI'
Nertzy vs.. Cofporatiou OF Warrington.
samuel Dnyall, q witness Attached In this
case, Was die Srgsd on the paying Of The
costs Of attachment.
CASES TODAY. g
The following cases are assigned for trial
to-day: Nos. ~, "a, 65, 104, 148, 1870, 2s7,
IA, 209, 26l, 205, 2G7, 268, 200, $40, and a72.
Adjourned HE.T - 'It ny
49,. - - - ~ -
III, Ckihish VousI = ..des Fishsr.-fhis
court was engaged yesterday as fellows; y
r.,,. o. .A.soyrt GASn. .1-.,.
oner was tired on an Indictment for retnov-'
Ing the canceling MARK from United States
revenue stamps, which had been used and
canceled, ior haying the same In possession,
and for selling them. ~. EAst.sgFh
were satbncd pcyQud reasonablo doubt that
the prisoner had these stamps IN possession,
ana ,,ed 20 sen ,hem sN kaortedqs " nc
Jdet mdt Mey hoa oesn previously used aud ca,i-
csted, they must bring In verdict In favor Of
the prisoner. ID lIIy ~
Verdict, "Not guilty" - 'Hfs
harrington for United States. Riddle and
Francis Miller for defeucc, ~I 20,
Tue scHURffAS cAsE-A9kM. 90
James II. A. sehureman was brooght 10
trial on the third indictment against him,
VIZ, for passing eouutsrfsit money.
Considcraolc interest was manifested at the
opening Of the trial, and " one uns dufnf
the calling 81 the Jury the court-house was
crowded, both inside and without the bar.
When the case was called. Mr.. CARING
ton rose and stated that before the Jury was
sworn he had question TO ask tho Court.
1t s whether your honor or one Of the
other Justices Will hold tho next term OF the
Criminal Court. III. YfrIr,
Judge Fisher said that no did not know.
II would be Impossible 10 tell who would
hold the next term OF the Criminal Court
until tho court IN odne held It's February
term. ,-H .u.Lr "lH.H 70
Mr.. Darlington said that tho reason Of his
inquiry was, that az the law officer Of the
Government ne ioit tpat u would be vain 10
70 INTO TINS trial win such charge staring
this case. i.l L..I.I.l-- IIEI-TT
Judge Fisher. II Is not 90 much another
jury that you want ms another Judge. t'af
Mr.. Darlington. That IL Il. = want
another judge. ] should like 10 have one Of
the other justices to try this case, because
and do not intend to be disrespectful
charge Of the Court In that case was not lay,
Judge Fisher said that he could permit