National Republican., 1873-12-06
THE COUNTS.
s.pre.s Cs.rs sf tie U.stsA ssases.

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No. 90. Harvey Terry, appellant, vs.. The Presi-
dent, Ac, Bank OF Howardsville ct al. On mo-
tion OF Mr. Q. Robinson. ordered by the court that
this appeal be dismissed, with costs, per stipula-
30. ia. The uaited States. er rel. Lewis Bros.
Co. Plaintiffs IN error, va Geo. \. Boutwell,,
me %oiion On ' 70 substitute INSTITUTE y VIM % A. s R,essson s
late Secretary, Geo. i. BoutseiI, q dsfsndaat in
,ss e.s;s was .rssed y NJ r. n co.rins In
General Hill In opposition thereto.
No. 90l. Tomas de Ia Vega, appellant, W.. John
W. Lagse{ Tne GnS,, motion fG, ls 90
district Of Texas, to show cause why ne does
not make proper return 20 the writ Of esrtiordri
heretofore issued In this cause, and the motion
to strike from the nles the papers In thls cause,
tion for the rule, and by Mr.. P. Phillips 10 oppo-
sition thereto, aud by Nj. +. Phillips In support
and AZ By Mr. 4. j. Darant in opposition thereto. ere
No. 10. The United States, plaintiffs, vs.. Thos.
W. Buzzo. This cause was argued by Mr.. D. r.
Curtis and Mr.. J. andC. Ashton, OF counsel for the
defendant, and submitted on printed arguments
by.Mt. solicitor General Phillips for the plaintiffs.
No. 1a3, tsubstituted for lal The Ship Sap
phire, Nc, appellant, VS.. Napoleon III, Emperor
c. u. Goodrich, OF counsel for the appellant, and
by Mr. q. Cushing for the appellee.
Adjourned until Monday at ~ O'Clock.
Circuit Csart-Mr. Justice Macarthur.
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday:
Eastwood vs.. Darlington. Verdict for plaintiff.
Cornish vs.. Grant, Verdict for plaintiff.
The court will be occupied to-day with mo-
tons. Adjourned.
Criminal Csurt-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court disposed OF the following cases yes-
terlay; NJ. Muller, nnei $50; WIN. Hessler, $40;
Kriesman, $40; Maria Cumming, $50; Richard
Rabb, acquitted; Bertram Lelns, acquitted; Eu-
gene sweeny, 800; Augustus NeckeT, acquitted.
Adjourned.
Probate Court-Judse OlIn.
In this court yesterday the will OF the late
whitman G. Bestor was nled, proven and ad-
mitted to probate. The will is dated January TO-
1870, and is witnessed by Thomas Hyde, G. q.
Glover and W. c. Hill. He bequeaths his whole
estate, "all and everything, of Whatsoever kind
Bestor, who he nominates as sole executrlx, and
she qualified by giving special bond In so, 900,
with Mr.. q. W. Riggs as surety.
Police Csart-JsdGe sneII.
Yesterday Judge Smell made decision In the
case OF the Board OF Health against Frederick
Bates, charged with maintaining nuisance by
keeping q soap factory on q street. He said the
Information was fatally defective, which he had
not discovered during the examination. No
judgment could be sustained on It. James King
bolsterous; q. Lizzie Hawkins, disorderly; tS.
John Williams, violation OF cart law; $5. Charles
Henry, same; s.. Lizzie Washington, profanity,
81. Charles Galllson, breaking windows; SO
Rachel johnson, larceny; $40. Walter Gordon,
assault on Kate Wells; b and costs. George
Gross, obstructing the cars 90 the Metropolitan
Of boots; $40 and costs. George Ingraham, Ed
ward Smith and Edward Fields, stealing two
sheet piles from lumber yard. Ingraham dis
charged, and the Others nned 81 each.