National Republican., 1873-12-04
THE COUNTS.
Supreme Court or the Uni,ed States.

WnDNkApAf. December J, ls1A
On motion OF Mr. Daniel l.. snorey, Julius
Rosenthai, esqs OF Chicago, ILL.,, was admitted
20 practice as an attorney aud counselor OF this
On motion Of Mr.. @. Gushing, D. n. Hender-
son, ESQ.,, OF Dubuque, Iowa, and Edward
Mac cKinley, esd., OF New York city, were ad-
mitted to practice as attorneys and counselors
No. SO. Chas. D. Sawyer, appellant, vs.. T. C,
Hoag, assignee, &C. This cause was submitted
on printed arguments by Mr.. Daniel L. shorey
appellant, and by Mr.. J. n. Jewett, for the APP
pcllec, under tho twentieth rule.
No. 12T. The Nashville and Decatur Railroad
cause was argued by Mr.. r. 4. Merrick. Of conn.
sci for the appellant no counsel appearing for
SC: & rs. i, n. Titus, paiu,ln in error, VS. The
No. ~. James Sykes, plaintiff in er.or. VS.,
Elenor NJ. Chadwick. The argument Of this
OF counsel for the plaintiff in error, and con.
tlnued by Mr.. Francis Miller and Mr.. C. N.
IIawley for the defendants In error, and by Mr..
II. I. Merrick for the plaintiff In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Special Tcrm-aIr. Justice wyIie.
This court was engaged As follows yesterday,
very considerable portion OF the day being
occupied with
EIGHT DIVORCE CASKS:
Annie s. Mitchell VS.. James Mitchell. Decree
OF divorce from the bonds Of matrimony.
bonds Of matriuiony.
Barnes VS.. Barnes. Decree taking bill for con
fessed,
Keen vs.. Keen; Candy vs.. Candy; Graham vs..
Graham; Timberlake VS.. Tlmberake; same order.
Robinson VS.. Robinson. Case continued, with
leave to take further testimony.
other cases. Adjourned.
Circuit Csurt-NIr. Justiee Macarthur.
This court disposed OF the folio wing cases
yesterday:
Jay VS.. Piumsey. vIrilc, for sslq 70.
Collins vs.. Collins. Verdict for defendant
Mounteney vs.. Darrow. Judgment by consent.
Taylor ys. winsow. Verdict for tsI2.
Houghton vs.. swart. Verdict for defendant.
CASKS TO-DAY.
The following cases were assigned for trial to-
DAY; s Sos ssd ~; lo2 ic Ss appeals isg iss,
Criusinni Csurt-Chier Justice Cartier.
In this court yesterday Margaret Byrne, Peter
DOnnelly, Mary Reynolds, J. K. Lyon were found
guilty Tor violation OF the license laws. Ad-
jonrned.
Police Court-JudGe Smell.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
nuisance injurious to health, consisting OF an
| establishment or place Of business on q street,
between Filth and Sixth streets northwest.
where fat and tall0w Ia boiled and soap manu-
| featured. Several members OF the Hoard OF
Health gave testimony In the case. The court
| then iniimated that much time and expense
might he saved by cutting short this limo OF tes-
tmony. IL was not necessary to prove that the
nuisance complained OF Is injurious to health.
| He would take the common law and the ordi-
nances Of the Board OF Health to guide him Ia
the decision, and let them introduce the testi-
| mony before the higher court. Mr. Williams
here interrupted to say that he desired to intro
duce Witnesses, and among them medical men
and chemical experts TO prove that the place IL
not nuisance. and that the odors com planned
Of are not in1urious 10 health. The Judge said
II was not necessary 10 do this. As before inti-
| mated all that Ia necessary Ia TO show him that
the gasses and odo-s render life less enjoyable,
and under such testimony the place would, ac-
cordlng To the English courts. be deemed q
nuisance. Mr.. Williams asked postponement
OF Judgment until Thursday, which the Judge
assent ted to, and the case rests nntil that time
lourned. .rI .s~ .HHt .H.