National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-06
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THE COURTS.
Equity Court-yudee Wyiie.

| Wengir VS.. Wengr; divorce. Custody Of child
decreed to complainant and alimory Of IS per
month. ~
Bosshon vs.. KiIbourn. Demurrer oyerruled
and bond Of apI al fixed at 500.
Brooks vs. Mccoy. Dismissal of bill with costs
Carroll VS.. Landre. Final ratification of sale
Clarke vs. Bradley Referred to auditor TO re-
port, in execution of agreement.
Clements vs.. Rawlings. Notwithstanding aud
Bartlett VS.. Bartlett. Testimony ordered taken
before ESaminer Yznager.
Nandenberg VS.. Schell ct al. Decree yesting
title OF lot l, 50. l25, in conplanants
Pairo VS.. Pairo. Testimony ordered taken be-
fore Examiner Anderson.
French vs.. Plant. Confirmation of trustee sale
Easily VS.. Easily. Confirmation of trustee sale
Morrison vs.. Morrison Order appointing DAHL
Isham VS.. Packard. Continued TO agreement
Wetherall VS.. McCobbin. Sale postponed until
May1s.
Reference to auditor.
Langdon VS.. Freedmen Saving and Trust Com
rany. Discharge ofrestraining order and denial
Cottren vs. Burgess Ten days allowed to com,
plete taking proof discharge Of restraining order
COnkling VS.. Noon. Decree final, making In
Junction perpetual.
Wallaek vs.. Van Riswick. Answer and account
OF defendant ordered tled by June6
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur,
Mr.. Darlington asked for writ of ha6eas corpus
in the case of James Waring The man was fIIe-
gally held in jail It is said that he was arrested
en- suspicion of stealing chickens in Virginia, and
on that night was shot by policeman, and is held
to await requisition from that State. The writ
was granted and made returnabIe this morning.
In the case of William Hamilton, charged with
perjury, the bail was fixed at $500.
Richard jackson, alias Richard Fantr0Y petft
larceny, in stealing set of harness from e. S.
Sanderson, valued at s25 This was an appeal
case, and the accused was sentenced to six months
in Jail. Not guilty. The prisoner was discharged.
Anna Bckerton and Clara L. Gilmore, assault
on Margaret Mcdonald, milk woman, an appeal
case in which the defendants were adiudged
guilty and sentenced to pay fine of $50 each or
sixty days in jail. Guilty. The sentence of tho
court below was confirmed
Cornelius Msdslla assault on RObt. G. Head, an
WIN: Daggs, petit larceny in stealing chrome,
valued at so, from ThCs. J. Thompson, an appeal
case. Not guilty.
Michael 0'Brien, indicted for an assault on off,
Ger Charles Farguhar, en- the 9th of December
1875. Guilty. Fined $50 or imprisoned in Jail for
sixty days.
Albert Cumberland, threats against Mary Cum
berland, an appeal case. The accused failed to
feited.
Moses Lummux, petit larceny; IN appeal case.
The accused failed tOappear, and his recogniEanc0
was declared forfeited. A verdict of guilty was
rendered, and cGPiGS to hear judgment was
issued.
Churchill Carpenter, petit larceny; an appeal
case. The defendant had been sentenced 70 six
months in jail in the Police Court. The Jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty, and ccpiGs to hear
Louis Howard, bOndsman for Jacob Cohen. sur
rendered him to the court and he was taken into
custody. He is indicted for selling a watch under
false pretences.
In the case Of James Campbell, charged with
larceny, an appeal case, Assistant District Attor-
ney Wells entered nsIls pros.
The court then adjourned until to-day at 1oa. m.