National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-06
THE COURTS.
suur,ms Court Of ths United stat,s.

BupIemo Gou1b O1 Luo Uu1IoQ bLAIobs
..a .. MONDAY, April s, 1875.
On motion Of Nj. T. T. Crittenden, James L.
Crittenden, esq.,. Of San Francisco Cal, was al
mitted to practice as an attorney and counselor
OF this court.
No. zoe. O. S. Jefries, administrator, &C.,
plaintiff in error, We. The Economical Mutual
cult Court OF the United states Tor thu Eastern
district Of Missouri Mr.. Justice Hunt deliVered
the opinion Of the court; Alarming tbs Judgment
Dissenting, Mr.. Justice Clifford and mr.. Justice
Miller. .-...
The National Shoe and Leathef Bank Of New
York ct al. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Southern district Of
opinion Of the court, affirming the decree Of the
said Circuit Court In this caTse, with costs.
No. 1ss. Charles Connoyef ct al, plaintiffs in
preme Court Of the State Of Missouri. Mr.. JUS
lice Davis delivered the opinion Of the court,
af1rming the Judgment Of the said Supreme
Court in this cause, with costs.
No. 200. Eliza S. House ct al, appellants, vs..
Andrew Mullen ct al. Appeal from the District
trict Of Alabama. Mr.. Justice Strong delivered
the opinion OF the court, reversing the decree OF
the said District Court, With costs and remand md:
to amend their bill as they may be advised, and
II they fail to do this within reasonable time to
NO. g. Originally The State of Texas, COM
Plainsnt, VS.. John 0hiles: Bill in equity. Mr..
Justice SWayne delivered the opinion, granting
No. SIS. John NJ. Bailey, late collector, &C.,
plaintiff in error, Vs. The New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company: In error to
Northern district Of New York. Mr.. Justice
Clifford delivered the opinion of the court, re-
versing the Judgment Of the said Circuit Court,
with costs, and demanding the cause with direc-
lions to award Q Venire fGciGS de nopo. Dissent
ing, Mr.. Justice Field.
No. 100. Benjamin X. Thomas ct al, appellants,
Edward woodbridge AMDeal from the
Circuit Court for the Southern district Of Missis-
siPpi Mr.. Chief Justice Waite delivered the
opinion Of the court, dsmissing the appeal IN
this cause for want Of Jurisdiction.
No. 72l. George Treat ct al, plaintiffs In error,
vs.. Samuel Jemison; In error to the Circuit
HOrnia. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite delivered the
opinion Of the court, denying the.motiOn for re-
No. Sos. James May, appellant, Vs. Marguerite
LIE Claire ct al. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite
nounced the decision Of the court, denying the
motion to relnstate this cause.
No. 8, Originally The State Of Florida, COM
plainant, VS.. E. q. Anderson ct al. The argu-
ment Of the petition of the Florida Central Rail:
road Company for the payment of certain sums Of
money, and for the delivery Of all books, seals
and other property held by the receiver, was
commenced BY MIR. E. N. Dickerson in support Of
the same, and continued by Mr.. w. W. Mac
Farland in opposition thereto, and replied to by
Mr.. E. N. Dickerson in favor Of the petition.
Railroad Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. The
State Of Maryland; The argument Of this cause
was concluded by Mr.. heVeruy Johnson, OF coun-
sci for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Meloy VS.. johnson. Action for mesne profits
Verdict for plaintiff in 500.
Miller VS.. Grant. Action for fees. The case
was begun, but not concluded.
CASES ASSIGNED.
The following cases are assign ed for trial to-
day: Nos. no. 49, g. 1885, 1885, 49, 1ss, 100, l9l and
1872. Adjourned.
Auxiliary Law Court-Judge Macarthur.
This court was occupied during its entire ses-
sion yesterday in the trial OF Shoemaker Paul,
which was not concluded.
Police Court-Judge Smell.
In this court, John Stewart plead guilty to
stealing carcass Of a sheep from E. S. Randall;
fined $50. John Smith, stealing a cloak; $50 or
sixty days IN jail. John Francis, assault and
battery on Eliza Francis; $40 and bonds to keep
the peace. Jesse Carter, assault and battery on
. small boy; so and costs. John Thomas, steal
ing twenty copies Of the Sunday Gazette; $40 or
sixty days in jail. Robert Harlem, stealing Ave
sheep skins; $50 and costs or sixty days. Michael
Lanhody, threats to his mother, Bridget Lsnhody;
500 bonds to keep the peace. Robert Hinley
plead guilty to carrying razor; $40. James F.
Grady, small boy, for carrying two pistols, Re-
form school. John Smith, for carrying pistol;
fined $40 or six months in jail. Frank p. MINI,
fined so for carrying pistol; appealed. Ida
Robinson, charged with vagrancy and prostitu-
tion. Judgment reserved.