National Republican., 1876-02-09
THE COURTS.
Equity Court-IudRa WYIIe.


Grote vs.. OHars ct al Decree to issue CON
mission and leave to file supplemental bill.
Green vs.. Green eE oil. submitted By agres
ment.
Rented vs.. RsntzeI. Guardian ad Iltem. W
ii: q. Gordon appointed.
Strohsektr Vs. Dayton. Nisi ratification b.
Murray Ct al vs. Murray ct al. Confirmation
by auditors report
McConas vs.. McComas Proof ordered tskeI
OeIore examiner, e. N Thomas.
| Samuel +. Day.
Wise VS.. Willis. Leave to file petition.
| Hunttnaton VS.. Wslker. Conveyance decreet
I OF lots 0, !, 8, square $50.
Hibbs vs.. Hi6bs. Application for divorce. s3.
Ees mentn I sLmo5y. custody OF child and costs ii
Enier vs.. Bell. Confirmation of report Of aud.
itor.
Con.sr vs., COnnOr. Decree directed to be sub.
mitted.
Keller ~. Mcf;Ifresh. Sale dscreed, aad Laura
'. Keller appointed trustee.
The following cases are assigned for to-day:
Nos. L, IL, IL l5, Z, i9, 20, q, =, g.
Circuit Csurt-Chisf Justice Cartier.
1921. Randall executor, vs.. Lowe, to be placed
on calendar; also 1888, 1921, 1J2S2, lj2s3.
5255. Joyce ys. National Express and Trans
portation Company. Judgment for defendant
Iation.
The following are the cases assigned for .o.day:
20, =, I5, T6, u, 70, S3, IS, SO, 95, o. %.
Orphans Court-Judgs olir.
In re estate OF Moses 3. BramhaIl, deceased.
CouE: granted letters Of administration; bond al
The will of JOhn.C. Green was exhibited, pa.-
Estate of Jas Lavender, IT.. letters of admin.
istration were granted to the widow bond az
The will Of Jane A Jones, cGveat, was Hled.
Objection 10 probate Of will.
Letters Of ADMINISTRATION were granted on the
estate OF Charles L. Burr to the widow; bond at
Ia re will Of John Wilson, order OF publication
is1ucd.
The will of Mary EIenor Coyle was admitted to
probate, upon which the court adjourned until
Saturday next at 1La~m-
Criminal Court-JEdge Macarthur.
The following District of Columbia cases were
tTict: George Steele, (appeal) charged with fast
driving: Judgment below afirmed. Ralph
judgment CeloU affirmed. William johnson,
appeal Indecent exposure Of person; not guilty.
Francis J. Brooks, tappeal disorderly conduct;
guilty, and sentenced to pay fine Of 80 or
twenty days in jail. James Mason, (appeaD pro-
fame and indecent language; s. or twenty days In
jail John Albert, selling liquor on Sunday was
fortunate enough to have noHe pros. entered in
his case. Thomas Z. Young, (appeal) cutting a
telegraph wire belonging TO Ex-Governor Shep-
The following assignments were made for to-day:
ll1Oi, Bernard Waters, carrying concealed
Francis EVans unlicensed bar.room 10s05' Amos
Davis, unlicensed bar-room: 11ol1, Peter Don
nelly, unlicensed barroom; IIo3.. Thomas King
lag bar.room open on Sunday; l9o3s. William
Rearney, dealing IN horses; 1lO2S, W. B. Lorcu-
zen, unlicensed bar room; 1907, Isaac Williams,
unlicensed bar.room; after which the court ad.
iourned at p. m.
Police Court-Judgs Smell.
Benz. Spencer. for disorderly conduct, contrib
uted 20. Thomas Jefferson and Henry Thomas
were arraigned for stealing box of cigars from
a Pennsylvania dealer-s30, or sixty days
in jail, each. Charles q. Davis, for obstructing
the street, had his case continued. John Murphy,
q sensual scoundrel, was arraigned for committing
arape upon the person Of Clara Heeht, bright
looking child OF eight years. The evidence
against him beng Voluminous, he was remanded
to Jail in default of S. 900 bail. Henry KutZ, for
profane and indecent language, handed over IS
and costs. Augustus Van Ness contributed IS
for distur bing the peace of Georgetown. George
Thompson, Thomas johnson, John Williams
and Thomas Dennison were each convicted of dis
orderly conduct and were fined S., or twenty days
in jail. James johnson, indecent exposure Of
person, s5 and costs. Charles johnson, for fast
driving, contributed go and costs. Ephraim
Wilson, violation of snow law, was fined 81. VIM.
Jones for fast driving, handed over SO and sosts.