The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26

EQuITY OoURr--Judge Oiin.-This court held
Its session yesterday, and transacted the fol.
lowing business!
%. W. Weston VS.. Albert Moore. Order for
confirmation OF sale.
Mrs. Wheeler VS.. Sears 4 Bro. Order for
sale Of attached goods now In the hands OF
MARSHAL, on I'VE days notice.
Henry Kaiser VS.. WIN. Peterson. order re-
leasing the north half Of lot II In square 3i7
from the operation Of two deeds Of trust:
ley. Order oyerruling motion to dissolve
injunction, and for aklng the same perpetual.
Charles T, Hawkins vs.. Mary p. Hawkins.
for $4,000.
NJ. Thompson Va. James O. Mcclure. Order
exhteending until 18th Of June the time for
5. Z. Arnold vs. WIN. II. Champion. Order
naminE guardian TO defend infants interest
PENDANT to show Cause against an Injunction,
and the appointment Of a receiver.
James Collins vs.. Mary HayeS. This is the
erty to an old lady and then married her, but
shortly after repented his bargain, and sued
for his estate. An issue sent into the Circuit
Court, and rs reported In this paper, was de-
termined by jury deciding that he WAS not
OF sound mind when the conveyance above
mentioned was made. Upon this verdict,
olIn made an order making void the deeds to
Hayes and revesting the property In Collins.
DIVORCE CASE,
Emma q. Henry VS.. John 7. Henry. Mrs.
Henry represents to the Court that she mar
Red John +. Henry on the 3lst Of December,
1868 when she was but II Yeas Of ages that at
the tolioitntion Of her husbands parents, she
was remarked to her husband at st. Patrick's
Cathedral. New York, by Rev. Father Trever,
IN ~ ~ and that soon afterwards she came
back to Washington, but that her husband has
since refused to allow her to come to him, but
has committed adultery and bigamy with per.
slns unknown she, therefore, asks divorce.
Order OF publication was made.
Adjourned.
OaruANs' CouaT--yudgc PurceH.-The will
OF Ruth Csrbcry was fled for probate and ad.
mitted. The testator bequeathed tl0O each to
81. Ann's Infant Asylum of this city and the
Carmelitc Convent of Baltimore, and $50 for
masses; and after various bequests to her re.
latiOns, she gives the residue OF her estate to
Sus,n L,y,wife Of Richard Lay. The requests
are IS follows Mary Richie, Thomas Richie,
). W. Richie, Jas. l.. CArbery, Jas. =. Oar.
berry, $50 cachj Martha Shoema kcr, 400; Helen
McShcny's children 81 ,OOO 10 he divided cqusi.
" !. O. tIy "a, T. @, lay T.: W Lay and l'heo.
Mary Bryan aud Rose Scott $40 each.
nRiEF WILL
The. will Of Milton Garrett was filed for
record as lollowH: "ln the event Of my wife,
MARY T. Garrett, surviving my death, here.
sonil and mixed, to her absolutely
LETTERs TEsTANLNTARY
Mary i. stephens qualified as ADMINISTERS.
trix OF I. A; stephens, giving bond In $4,000,
VIII IhSs' Berry and i; A. Berry as sursties.
Carberry,. giving bond In $4,000 with Gath.
arine CArbcrry and VIM. Orme as sureties.
Mary l.. Garrett gave bond In 40 900 as adj
ministratrix OF Milton Garrett, with II. =.
Zimmerman and George q. Henning as sure.
ties.
Michael J. Partridge qualified as admins.
TRAITOR Of Christopher Young, giving bond in
$500, with q. W. McGill and John kisselI as
surcties.
GUARDIANS.
Mary II lbus qualified as guardian Of the
orphans OF George Hilbus, deceased, giving
bond In VI 400, with Robert Earl and solomon
Slower rs suretics.
ACCOUNTS
Accounts Of the guardian of Thomas Sean
Ions orphansi Of the guardian OF George W,
stewards orphans, and of Lewis Thomas adj.
ministratriN, were filed and approved.
On motion OF u. L. Lovejoy, the will Of l..
q. Beall, nlcd May II, 1869, was Withdrawn
from court.
Adjourned.