The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-15
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ACCOUNTS.
The following accounts were nled and eP-
proved
The first and final account Of Laura A.
Farley, executrix Of Edward W. Farley,
showing a balance OF t293.s3.
The first and final account OF B. O. King,
administrator OF @. Il. Thomas, showing
1856 overpaid.
PETITIONS.
Henry Douglas filed a petition asking that
las, be requested to give further securl-
tics, &c.
MOTION TO DIsBAR AN ATTORNEY ToR TAKING
FEE OF FORTY DOLLARS ron COLLECTING
TWO CENTS.
Mr.. John II. johnson asked the courts
attention to the petition OF II. X. Strathoon.
nc SAID that the petition set forth that the
petitioner had employed member Of tho
oar 10 attend 70 claim which he had ln the
estate OF deccdcnt; that he gave him ten
uoliars retainer, and promised ton moro when
tue claim was prosecuted with effect; that tho
Petlt,oners snare OF the estate amounted to
sio.os, when was paid over TO the attorney,
WIG WIG ,hereupon reta.ned ss0 as MS zee, and
paid the petitioner $1,000, thus charging q
zee OF $40 for collecting too eerfs.
Judge Purcell said that the members OF
tne par must De getting into bad rePute when
sucn charges as TINS were Drought against
tnem. put ne mad no more power over the
leos pau ny cHents 70 attorneys than ne had
over the moon. The only way to reach the
easc was 70 move 10 strikc tho name OF the
"',vrney from INC rolls. -,
WI. yonnson tnereupon prepared PET.
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10 pay over 70 ms cnent portion OF the ro-
'ai I,sL money, or DC dlsearred.
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Equity COURT .sd9e wye. This
court was engaged as follows yesterday:
James oaWlet VS.. hrchioaid hcEvoy o. OIL.
ms Is an action BY creditors designed to
SUBJECT real estate 70 inc payment OF their
debts. The defendants having been notified
by publication of the suit and filing no an
sWef, IL IS ordered that tho charges OF tho
OIL be taken as true.
NJ b. Goodyear VS.. X. Finley Hunt. This
case grows out OF the patent OF the plaintiff,
aud arose originally some years ago upon an
application Tor an Injunction to restrain the
plaintiii from using certain manufactures Of
india rubber used In dentistry. II was sub.
United 10 tue Court, who took the papers.
Bacon VS.. Hunt. This is an application
ior injunction: The Court heard tho case,
and reserved It's decision.
~ phinese VS.. Albert De Luyck et al.
This Is a Oil for the sale Of the real estate
10 which infants have an interest. The
court TOOK the papers, and reserved its decl-
sion.
W. G. Cazenove ct al. vs.. Porter Of al.
Lhis Is an action to set aside certain deeds.
MIR. Drury took leave to withdraw his ap-
pearance for defendant, and left the case IN
the hands OF the Court.
White vs.. Abner. Decree entered.
Rev. Francis Z. Boyle vs.. Hurst ct al.
Sales OF real estate having boon made under
decree In this case, and the report Of tho
trustee OF sale having been conditionally
confirmed q month since, Judge Wylis made
an order OF final confirmation. This was q
suit brought by Mr.. Boyle and others to
secure their Interest In square No. sos OF
this city:
Timothy Mccarthy Va. Patrick Mccarthy
to a building association for certain real
estate 10 Georgetown and to subject the came
to the payment OF a certain Judgment Of Tho
plaintiffs. Judge wylie made a decree OF
sale appointing VIM. F. Mattlng,y trustee.
and referred the case to tho auditor TO report
the amount due the building association.
Z. s. Hewitt VS.. Barbara Wall. This Ia a
creditors bill seeking to subject real estate
to the payment of debts. Aficr an examine
tlon of the case, Judge wylie decreed the
sale of lots 80 and 3S, In square No. 500, and
the application Of the proceeds, after paying
legal costs, &C., to the payment of The e.cc'
utor's demand. Messrs. Muzxy and Las
selle were appointed trustees to sell.
Gunton vs.. II. A. Zantzinger ct al. Tbis
Is an action for tho settlement Of trust &C.
count. Judge wylic made an interlocutory
order directing Gunton to furnish a full and
complete list Of all the property that has
come into his hands out Of the estate Of the
late William and Harriet Fischer.
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