National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-04
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court Of the United States.

supreme COuTL OF the UulLeQ 6LSpo1.
WEDNESDAY. March J. 1875.
On motion Of Hon. Matt. H. Carpenter, VIM +.
Villas, ESQ.,, Of Madison, Wis, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of thiB
court.
On motion of Mr.. P. Phillips, John Howard.
esq, Of Richmond, Va, and Hon. q. W. Jones' OF
Pensacola. Fla, were admitted TO practice as at
tOrneys and counselors Of this court
On motion Of Hon. J. W. johnson, F. P. Tur-
ner, esq, of Richmond, Va, was admitted to prac-
On motion of Mr.. Joseph Casey, A. H. Cof-
forth, ESQ.,, Of Somerset, Pennsylvania, was adj
mtted to practice as an attorney and counselor OF
No. 2l7. The Ogdensburg and Lake Ohamplain
Railroad Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. Jsfsr-
continued by Mr.. E. L. Pierce and Mr. Asaph
Churchill, Of counsel for the defendants In error
and concluded by Mr.. O. H. Hill for the plaintiff
No. ms. The New Jersey Railroad and Trans
fer Company, plaintiff in error, vs.. Jerome B.
Pollard and wife. Passed on account of sickness
No. 21s. Charles B. Hotchkiss, appellant vs..
The National Shoe and Leather Bank, Of New
York. The argument Of this cause was COM
appellant, and continued by Mr.. J. S. Woodward
and Mr.. H. A. Beach for the sppellses
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il O'Clock.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
will, which has been under consideration for sew
eral days. The case occupied the greater portion
of the day, and was not concluded.
Wetmore vs.. Smith. Verdict for plaintiff in 500.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following is the assignment of cases for to-
day: Nos 30 81 IL 182 1oS 164, 1e5, 1885, I5T, 1913
and 90. Adjourned.
Auxiliary Law Court-Judgs Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Devlin vs.. Patty & BosW ell. Verdict for SI5,
and motion to set the verdict aside.
Touchstone vs.. Hickey. Case ordered upon the
Fitzgerald vs.. EldridEe. Verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
King vs.. Regain. Verdict for the pIaIntfH in
smallwOOd vs.. Solomon. This case was not
concluded. Adjourned.
Equity Court-Ju5ge Wylie.
The court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Ballard Pavement Company VS.. Mandel. Order
Sseharging Peter Campbell iGC rule for recsiV-
Shedd VS.. OrdWay. Order modifying retaining
order,
G. Moore vs. J. ]. Moore. Order granting leave
Moore Ts saver. Order to be struck from the
calendar.
NewbOid vs.. KilgOur. Order to issue restrain
HutchisOn VS.. Hutchinson. Decree taking bill
Ebert vs. Stewart & Hopkins. Order of refer
cree Of issue to Circuit Court.
Gusdorf VS.. Wheeler. Decree for hnal ratih-
cation Of trustees report and of reference to audi
tor.
Todd VS.. Richards. Decree taking bill for con-
fessed.
Disney vs. Wheeler. Order confirming trus-
tees report conditfonalIy.
Smith VS.. Fisher. Decree for specific perform
ance, sc.
StoIph vs.. Stolph. Decree of reference to audi
tor. Adjourned.
Police Court-JudRe Smell.
In this court Frank T. Sims plead guilty OF
stealing so worth of bed-clothinx and was fned
$50 or sixty days in jail. William Jackson plead
guilty Of stealing violin worth 90; six monthsin
ai 5O6 and ag 0 T1 sEcIy q an
at S115; grand Jury. Betty Wilson and Elizabeth
Gibson, hned $40 and SO or thirty days each In
JAIL for an ARRAY. Joseph Wallace, assault and
battery on Carrie Field; 80. VIM. Digney and
Harriet Warren, tned IS each for being loud and
boisterous; also, Frederic Elsling, Arthur Brooks
and Clara Paul. S3 each for same offence Geo.
Field and Albert Brooks forfeited collateral
Parish Hall was lined IS for shooting birds on the
farm Of Clark Mills. Theodore and 7. P. Roe
selles, fined $50 each for keeping q billiard table
and restaurant without license.