National Republican., 1876-12-13

Order keRCln0e0-WlLIB N
PrObate-Admfnlstra anc1 Guar.
dians sAppointed-Judge sT<eIl:, Re.
ception-A Fresh Batch Of Indict.
ments Found.
Circuit Court
Before Chief JIstice Cartier.
A JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF THE FREEDNEN's
SAVINGS AND TRUST coNPANY-NoRE IMPE-
CUNIoUs DEBTORS TH TRoUBLE-oVRRDUK
PRoNIssoRY NOTES ABUNDANT.
John A. ]. Creswen ct al. vs.. Clara B. Hall.
from November s, 1872, for an overdue promissory
note payable to the Freedmen's Savings and
IEpSF t&o5 agEG 8 2 eisE Rains This was an
action to recover $3.50, with interest thereon, on
two overdue promissory notes-one for sl0O and
another for $50. The jury returned verdict Tor
James Schouler W. Michael Nash, VIM. Fitch
and ]. E. Dexter. This was an action to recover
$I1OO with interest thereon from October q, 1872
at per cent, for an overdue promissory note.
Jury out, and directed if they agreed TO bring in
B. Lewis BIackford VS.. wolhey Ewing This
action to recover $500 with interest thereon
due promIssory note. Judgment by default.
James A. Rollins VS.. Alexander Sharp United
BY repleTin two horses @ and $50 damages for goods
seized by and held by the defendant Judgment
for plaintiff for sl6 and costs by consent.
Equity Court.
Before Judge Wylie.
a
CosTs-REsCINDING A RESTRAINING ORDER -
CoNDEMNING FUNDS IN A BANK-cAUsEs Or
DERED TO THE FOOT OF THE CALENDAR.
Coombs vs.. Walsh. Demurrer allowed, and
bill dismissed with costs against complainant
Zell VS.. johnson. Ordered to the foot of the
calendar.
Hitz VS. Leary Sale decreed.
Smith vs.. Smith. Submitted.
Deacon vs.. Deacon. Heard in behalf OF COM
plainant and decree annulling certain deed and
for specific performance.
Lowe VS.. Randall. Continued.
0tterback VS.. Msttingly. Ordered to foot Of
calendar.
Blake VS.; FAINT. Continuance vacated.
Wise VS.. Willis Continuance vacated and de-
Reed VS.: Tyler. Confirmation of special audi
James vs.. Stewart Nisi ratification of sale to
Stahl.
Gatelyv vs.. bowman. Resembling of restraining
Mason vs. Mason. Ratification of distribution
OF Daniel Mason's share.
Escher vs.. Heck. Guardian ad litem appointed.
Russell VS.. Russell. Examination Of comp ain
ants testimony after cross-examination denied TO
defendant.
Randall VS.. Kerr ct al. Referred to auditor to
report on VIM. Kerr's next Of kin.
Morrell vs.. Morrell Condemnation of fund in
bank.
Gearsdorf VS.. Wheeler. Hearing fixed for De-
HetEeI vs. Warner Bill dismissed with costs.
Scott VS.. Cole. Case still on.
Probate Court.
Before Judge Olin.
ACCOUNTS AND VOUCHERS PAssED-IssUING OF
LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY-wILLs ADMITTED
MADE.
In re estate of Marion E. Upperman. First
and final account passed.
Hall. Second account and vouchers passed.
In re estate OF John q. Worthington. First
and tlnal account passed.
In re estate of BushrOd Washington. Letters
testamentary issued to Silas Washington.
In re will Of Henry Bradley. VIII admitted to
Petition Of Howard A. Snow to be Appointed
as administrator on the estate of CaswelI Sands.
Order Of publication made.
Last will and testament of Jane Robinson.
Order Of Publication made.
In re estate Of Eliza Moran. VIII admitted to
In re estate of Patrick Murphy. Petition of
Bridget Murphy for appointment Of guardian
IN re estate Of James Fitzpatrick. Petition
praying the revocation of letters testamentary
Certified copy Of will of BIaden DuIaney filed.
IN re estate of E. L. Schmidt. Order Of publi-
cation made.
Criminal Court.
Before Judge Macarthur.
This court was occupied during the entire day
in the trial Of Mary Canaan indicted for the mur-
der Of her infant child In July last full account
Of which will be found published elsewhere.
Police Court.
Before Judge Smell.
loud AND BoIsTKRoUs-CHIcKEN THIEVES Gagged
LARCENY CASES IN COURT.
Lou FOntroy and Emma Howard, enticing pros
titution; IS each. Albert Llttleton and Jefferson
Chase, loud and boisterous; IS each. Jos Bishop
Tagranti down Scott Smith, same; chain-gang.
Chas 7. Handy, larceny Of shawl and pair Of
record; six months in jail Moses Sands, larceny
OF q coat from John Voght; $40 thirty days.
S ten dSys Johnson oa d Sa6
The larceny Of a knit jacket from store on Sew
snn. snsn street; SO or sixty days Nathan sOnd-
assault on Anna Ward; SO and costs and 500
bonds to keep the peace. Samuel Keefer, assault
costs or sixty days in jail John Wesley, larceny
Of three chickens from August Bateman: thirty
Gays IN ld IN KG9ert a M Milams larceny Of hat;
Bowie; IS and costs or thirty days in lail. Mary
GassaWay, larceny of boards; fined so.
Court Calendar for To-day.
CIRCUIT Court, before Chief Justice CARTIER
Nos. III, Rittenhouse, Fowler Co. VS.. BaltI-
more and Potomac Railroad Company; lO,Cohen
We. Sharp; 2l2, Rose VS.. Coupland; $50, Neale vs.
Bender; 2s2, Archer & Panc0ast Manufacturing
Company vs. Shepherd; 25s, Robinson vs. Baltf.
more and Potomac Railroad Company; go,
Tyler vs. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany: cS3 Neale VS.. Vandenburgh; 55i, United
States Ys. Lee ct al.
Equity Court, before Judge wylie-Nos 81,
Scott VS.. Cole; Is, Blake VS.. FAINT; 80 Painter
0'Brien vs.. O'Brien "a, Southey VS.. Hume; IS,
Draper VS.. Burgess; SO, Alexander VS.. Wilson;
81, Mcpherson VS.. Acker; IS, Tucker VS.. Homeck.
District Of Columbia VS.. James A. Hoffman: Dis
triet Of Columbia vs. Margaret Reilly; District
Of Columbia VS.. George W. Roseberry; District
Of Columbia VS. James Llfontaine (three cases.)
new Indictments Pound.
The grand Jury came into court yesterday with
the following indictments William Walker,
alias Walker Williams, keeping gaming house.
John H. Alexander, alIas John Stephens, alias
Alexander Johnson, robbery. Charles H. Tig-
giles, alias Robert Marshall, alias Robert Wal
ker Avery, burglary and larceny, (four indi Ct
ments.) Jerry johnson, petit larceny, (second
ofensel George p. Overin. alias George y.
. Smith. larceny. James Merideth, alias James
Merritt, petit larceny, (second ofense.) John
Weeden, petit larceny, (second ofense.)
The grand jury was then discharged until the
sth Of January next.
In MEMoRIAM.
At meeting Of the clerks Of the pay division