National Republican., 1873-01-10
THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of tho United states.

THURSDAY, January 2, is73,
Hon. Ward Hunt, associate Justice, appeared
on motion OF Hon. Reverdy johnson, Hon.
John Richie, OF Frederick, Maryland, was ad-
mltted TO practice as an attorney and counsellor
OF this court.
on motion OF Mr.. X. 7. Merrick, Walter u.
Scates osq., Of Chicago, Illinois, was admitted TO
practice as an attorney and counsellor OF this
court.
GDIsrRIcr RAILROAD cAsE.
No. 50. The Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. oliver Glad
mon, by his next friend, u. X. Gladmon. The
J. II. Bradley, IT,, for the plaintiff In error, and
by Mr.. ". =. MSttingly and Mr.. r. 7. Merrick
for the defendant In error, and concluded by Mr..
Jos. II. Bradley, sT., for the plaintiff In error.
No. 90. John W. KennicOtt ct al. Va. The
Board OF Supervisors OF Wayne county. On mo-
ton Of Hon. L. Trumbull, passed until Monday.
No. ~. The Commercial Bank OF Rochester,
plaintiff In error, vs.. The City Of Rochester.
This cause was submitted on printed arguments
by Mr.. Theo. Bacon, Of counsel for the plaintiff
IN error, and by Mt. George W. Miller, for the
No gs. John s. Williams, collector, plaintiff
In error, vs.. William y. Reynolds, agent and
trustee. This cause was submitted on printed
arguments by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Ill., OF counsel for the plaintiffs In error, and by
Messrs. Mcdonald and ROache, for the defend.
ants In error.
In error, vs.. Tue Planters hank Of Tennessee.
This cause was argued by Hon. Reyerdy john
son, OF counsel for the plaintiff In error, and by
Mr.. Conway Robinson, for the Defendant In
No. %. BenaIah W. Hiatt and wife, appellants,
vs.. Edward s. Brown; and
No, bS2, Edward $. Brown, appellant, vs..
Benajah W. Hiatt and wife. These causes were
argued by Mr.. Conway Robinson, OF counsel for
Brown, and submitted on printed arguments by
Mr.. A. q. Riddle for Hiatt.
No. %. The First National Bank OF Alexandria,
plaintiff In error, vs.. Alexander n. Turnbull et
Al. The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr.. II. o. Ciaughton, Of counsel for the plain
Adjoumcd until tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock.
Circuit Court-Chicf Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Cook 4 Co. VS.. Grant. Verdict for the plain.
TN for $4,000, with interest from April |, 1910.
Parsons vs., Arrison. Verdict for the plaintiff
for t624.62, with interest.
q, 900, with interest from May !, isI0.
frayser VI. johnson, garnishee. Verdict fol
800.
a number Of Judgments by default were en-.
The Jury was then discharged for the term
and the court announced that II would adjourn
nnally, on saturday. The next two days will be
occupied In such matters as may be settled with
out the aid of jury. Adjourned.
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur.
This court was engaged As follows yesterday;
James Burnett, assault with intent to Kill.
HOtis pTosegui was entered In this case.
Antonio BreggaLZi, appeal In an assault case
NOiis prosequi. Adjourned.
Police Court-Judge Smell.
Joseph Zullch, larceny of two pipes, three
months in jail; 2. Gekloy, selling liquor with
lead from the Washington Gaslight Company
thirty days In jail. Thomas Collins, stealing
nlanure-cOntlnued. VIM. slaughter and Arthur
Jackson, stealing coal, thirty days each In jail.