National Republican., 1876-02-08
THE COURTS.
supreme coart Of IN, uat,sa st.,.,.

Supreme co7rt Of ths Uai.sd Slater.
!, MONDAY, February ], 1873.
os shoti5n Of Eff. Geo. W. Pasehai, Josa
, McCahpSeil, esq, Of Corpus Christi, Texas, va
aanj.sd :. fra.tics ss On s'ternsJ and eounsoio
, On motion fBIr. Assistant Attorney Gensr,
! SmnD: Benj. h. Phelps, esq, Of New YORK ctty
seor Of iSis TO Practice as an a'fnsJ snd 0'un
No: Isa Elizabeth Mead e. al. agY.nant., '.
Untsd staisa e., hsPRs,l from ths Si,co eth q ~
gan. Mr.. Justice Hunt delivered the opinion o
tne court Affirming the decree Of the said Cireui
ci no; 10. Daniel Webster, plaintiff in error, vs.
Siafk w. Upton, assignee, 6c. In error TO ths
ern district Of Illinois. Mr.. Justics Stronr In.
ilvefsd the opinion Of the court, afirmIne IN,
judgement Of che said CIrcuit Uo1lt ia this Cause
! NO. ". Thomas A. Osborne ct NJ, plaintiffs IN
error. ". The United States. In error TO the
trict Of Kansas Nj. Justiss Field aeiI7sr.d The pSs
opinion o. the court affirming the jrdsnsnt Of
the said Cscait Cour: IN ali respects spcep. as TO
moeiy the Judgment as to the costs Of the pro-
ts,s subsequent 70 the application Of the Pc
saansf Snst ~. and that s1sh costs be apportosed
aSeconing sSGong 70 the respective amounts rney ara
No. lso. Alfred H. Clements, sppsllsut, W.
Joseph II. Mashsooeaf ct al. Appeal from the
! supreme Court the Territory Of Colorado Mr.
! Justice Clifford delivered ths opinion Of ths
{ court, Affirming tbs decree OF the said Sapr,sns
: Court 10 this cause. with costs.
NO 543. lsabells McMan1s, admInIstratax,-
error to the Supreme court OF the State OF Cali:
iofnia. Mr.: Chief Justice Waite delivered the
sppon Of the coart, diminishing the writ Of error
No; 3Ss. John L. MaconIey ct al, appsiNats,
W CnsIies Clinton ct al. The motion to advance
ssae.
Ne. lis. ]. Young Scaumonr appellant ys.
I hlmOlI. aggUnAa ha
modify the decree heretofore rendered 10 this
Csas: So1s y vss ,s arsusd 6y Mr. Msrrick "a sup
Scamnon IN opposition thereto.
NO. ~ The Philip and CsfcJ Construction
moar ct al. The motion for leave 10 i,sns Ia
mandate in tins cause was aryred BY Mr. H. X.
" nton IN support Of the same, and by Mr.. H.
thereto =" "PP''']''H
no. $50 Jas i, D. Morrison ct al, plaintiffs in
error. vs. Samuel Jackson:
NO He Jas l.: ID. Morrison ct AL plaintiffs In
eSror, vs., Wm- II. Benton. The argument Of
sasse causes was concluded by Mr.. Jas. L. D.
morrisop, OF counsel for the platnti IS In error
No. Soe; fassisned.) Edwin NJ. Lewis, trustee.
80, appellant, vs.. The United States. The ar
L. Ashurst and continued by Mr. W. r CIou1b.
OF counsel for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock
Equity court-Judgs Wylis.
Holman ct al. VI. Washington Market Com
rent paid during suit and appeintins rscsiIsss ens
Anderson vs.. Ashley. Ratidcsuen anal Of sale
70 church and auditors report.
Bartlett ct al. vs.. Hyde. Reference to auditor
70 state trustees account
kershaW vs.: Kershaw. Testimony ordered
taken before Examiner Larner.
Hitz ~ DuTall. Mist confirmation of trustees
Barbour & Hamilton vs. Smith, administrator.
isr.SPe SPeeia asdltor allowed till February Is to
Hisknaa rs. Malou. Pro eoRftsso against Ger.
Cook ct al rs. McBliir. Pro eoafesso against
certain defendants.
~ issam vs. Packard. Pro eonfesso agaIns. all
Phillips vs.. Butler. Denial of prayer of motion
TO vacate order Of February l. 1878, o1erruIing de-
Huntington w. Walker. Exception, oy.rrulsd
and distribution directed
Ocean National Bank vs.. Brown. Recoumit.sl
cause 10 special auditor to report within thirty
Bradley vs.. Bradley. Discharge of restraining
Larner vs.. District Of Columbia. Vacation of
Pre- cen fesso on terms.
klsinduist vs.. Bennett. Guardian ad Iuem ap-
Reed VS.. Tyler Leave to Thos BunelI to be-
come complainant.
Criminal Court-Judgs Macarthur.
Ihe following District of Columbia cases were
dnispossd Of yesterday. Mr.. Hugh Tsggart for the
York Push, tsppsal,) charged with keeping a
place where distilled and fermentci liquor was |
soid In less quantities than pint. Verdict,
.
William Fox, (appeaI,) carrying concealed
weapons. Verdict, guilty. Sentence, ffty days
John Regsn, (sppeaI,) making excavations in
street without permit. Acquitted.
Albert Thomas, carrying concealed Heapou.
verdict guilty, and sentenced to thirty days In |
William Cariey, (appeal,) ks.piug an unli-
e eenssd ear.room, corner OF Eighteenth and 5 |
John CAN'T, (appsaI,) petit larceny. Pleaded
guilty, and sentenced TO a fine Of SO. |
eenssd saGrco SnfD sggsss kssng an uni
twenty four hours In jail.
Hiram II. Bealb (appeal) assault. Pleaded |
guilty. Sentence deferred. |
Michael Griffin, (appealD excayatinp without |
license. Verdict, guilty.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
Judgments by default were rendered in the |
following cases: Nos. 1928, 1855, I4233 IliaJ
1905, I5ls IjiSi, 1916. i5iI5 isiSs iSis3 i5!9t
1850, l52os l5e21, 15225 l53i5, l53I5 is3i9 No G.
dismissed; No ., stricken from the calendar; No.
:, stficsen from the calendar.
me ioiloring cases were assigned for to daV:
~ j., 35, %, %, 81, Al, A, IS and 50.
Police Court-Judgs Smell.
James Clemens. profane and indecent IIu-
Clemens was subjected to the game treatment for
similar ofense. Charles Wise disturbed the |
Spse aud 81 sHs town S 81 and win
charged with proiane and indecent language; q
or 10 days in lail. John Leslie, an unlicensed |
peddier paid 50 in addition to the regular license
tax, ard went his way rejoicing. Geo. GsrYiu, |
yagraney, was sent up for 60 days, IN default Of |
Sc bail. Edward Downey, disordcrIy assembly |
and loud and boisterous talking, was fined s. and
costs, which he at cnce paid over, and retired to |
make room for Thomas Anderson, charged with |
similar oHense, who turned over s. to aid 10 de-
ray1ng the cltJ's expenses. James B. Thorn !
and Patrick Stanton each paid into the public |
Golfers 80 and costs for tiscrderly conduct Thos
Lucas, obsceoity In the streets; IS aud cOsts \
John Mcmahon, for being diSorierly, paid 8 and |
costs. Thos. Weaver, for the same odenss |
handed over the same amount. William Hayes |
was arrsigned for assault and battery, but 10,
want OF proof was discharged. Charles Brown
and Henry McStay were found guilty and ssn-
fenced TO d, or 10 days in Jail. John Lsonard, |
for the same ohense. was fined sinIlar amount |
Ed. Shorter and Jams Ellis. larceny; contrib.
uted SIS to the city treasury, the former paying |
$40, and the latter Is. David Ges and Alfred
Moore, for larceny; were found not guilty and |
Sherman Edmonson, for making 1
threats against Maria Reed, was discharged \
Edward eynolds, assault; was committed 70 isil |
in default OF bail. VInsou Harris, larceny; sis
or thirty days in Jail. Mitchell kinney s. or
twenty days in jall. VIM. Cocker, for making \
threats against Mary Cocker, his WIFE, was re. 4
CURED to give bonds In the sum Of $500. George
Buttz, larceny; was sent up fer ninety dayA Bar |
ney None, larceny; $40 or thirty days. Horacs
Berkeley, charged with the larceny OF two dogs, |
not only made restitution Of the CANNES, but will
be held for trial At higher court.
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