National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-22
THE COURTS,
Supreme Court Of the United statss.

| len, eeQ OF minneapolis, MIMI, was admlLLso =
court.
On molten Of Mr.. A. H. Jackson, Homer Msr
O. sn ssdFnsy snd
No. ssi. James N. Townsend, appellant, vs.
COURT of Ss GSed ssss for dFO The
Connecticut. Mr.. Justice Hunt delivered the
opinion Of the court, affirming the decree Of the
No. $50. John and J. 4. Wsrren, plaintiffs In
| error, vs.. Sheridan Shock, late collector sc. In
for the Southern district OF New York Mr.. Jus.
the 'isaa N Or tSs sad Sr:a aS
No. 1S5. VIM, W Lathrop, assignee, Sc, ap-
| pellant, vs. Samuel and John Drake. IT., execu-
States ior the Eastern district OF Psnnsysvanis.
Mr.. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion OF the
Court, reversing the decree Of the said Circuit
further proceedings In conformity with the opin-
ion Of this court.
No. 500. Samuel b. Lower, supervisor, &C., ct
al, plaintiffs In error, vs.. The United States e.
rel, Geo. Q. Marcy In error to the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the Northern district OF
Illinois. Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the opin-
ion Of the court, modifying the Judgment of the
said Circuit Court as to direct the board to as
ing and allow said Judgment, and afirning the
Judgment In all other respects, with costs
No. 1I2. VIM. A. Stone, appellant, VS.. Ezra B.
cult Court Of the United States for the Southern
district of Mississippi. Mr.. Justice Miller deIIy-
me GppiSn 81 me MT, me decree
ing the cause with directions to dismiss the bill.
No. s6s. Edwin n. Lewis, trustee of Jay Cooke
from the Circuit Court of the United States for
the Southern district Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. JUS
tice Swayne delivered the opinion Of the Court
affirming the decree of the said Circuit Court IN
this cause.
No. l25. Henrietta S. Gould, executrIx, &C.,
plaintiff in error, We. The Evansville and Crsw.
1ordsville Railroad Company. In error to the
Circuit Court Of the Cated States for the district
OF Indiana; MI Justice Clifford delivered the
the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs
Dissenting, MIR. Justice Bradley.
United States. Appeal from the Court Of Cam ns
Mr.. Chief Justice Waite delivered the opinion of
the court, Affirming the judgment of the said Court
No. g. Chas X. Brown, &C., plaintiff in error
vs. Frank s. Atwen, administrator, SC. In error
to the supreme Court OF the State Of New York.
Dir. Ohief Justice Waite delivered the opinion Of
the court, dismissing the writ Of error in this
cause for the want OF Jurisdiction.
No. 52T. Geo. ID. Crary and Henry Pike. appel
lants VS.. John pevlin. In error to the Court of
Appeals Of the State Of New York. Mr.. Chief
Justice Waite delivered the opinion OF the court
diminishing the writ of error in this cause with
costs.
No. 42s Jas. s. weIch: appellant, VS.. John f.
Cook, ct al. MIR. Chief Justice Waite announced
the decision OF the court, denying the motion to
advance this cause.
No. lis. J. Young Scammon; appellant, VI.
Mark Kimbsll, assignee. Mr. Chief Justice
Waite announced the decision of the court, deny
ing the motion to modify the judgment heretofore
No. 81. the United States. appellants, vs..
Mary Il. Habersham, executrix, sc. Reversed
and Iemanded, per stipulation OF counsel.
Mr.. Chief Justice Waite announced to the bar
that after the argument Of the cases assigned for
Monday next the court will take a recess until
Wednesday, the 18th OF March next.
No. l5S. The propeller John Taylor &C. appel
liant, vs.. The New Jersey Railroad and Trans
R1r.stiSn GS5P nI Ths this
sell for the appellant, and by Mr.. W. Il. Beebs,
for the appellee, and concluded by Mr.. q. Van
No s1l. Chester A. Arthur. collector, &c, plain
tiff in error, vs.. James p. Cumming er al. The
argument Of the cause was commenced by Mr..
Assistant Attorney General Smith, Of counsel for
the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until wednesday at 1s o'clock
Gircuit Co1rt-Chisf Justics Cartier.
Suerson vs. Boss, Motion BY n. H. Hamblston
Longfeiiow vs. Arnold. Resumed, and one cen.
damages for plaintiff.
ROshen vs. Sweeney. Rsspited until wednss-
Maryland F. l.. n. and Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. MCGOWAN; Same, use OF Cropley, We.
MCGOWAN; Charles w. Hayden vs.. McGo1sn.
On motion of defendant, time enlarged TO plead
until March :.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR WEDNESDAY.
Nos. %. los, Is, 20, %, 81, lOI, lis, 1884, H. 1885,
140 M IA, las, 49, III, $50, 155, l55, 49,, 49, $780,
15l and l6j.
Equity Court-JudSs WyHe.
Philips VS.. Commissioner OF Patents. Denial
OF Injunction for want of Jurisdiction.
Burns VS.: District Of Columbia. Pro confesso
made absolute.
Relnbzel vs.. Reinbzel. Remedy in Probate
American Butter Company vs.. Kelly. Com
plainsnt's demand allowed.
Huntington vs.. Walker. Specific lien allowed
to defendant.
Savage vs.. Savage. Sale decreed and trustees
appointed.
defendant ordered.
shepherd vs. Riley. Leave to withdraw part
Morgan vs. MoChesnsy Restraining order re-
turnabie March :.
Young vs.. Kelly. Appearance Of absent de-
fendant ordered.
Hirsb VS.. HiIsb. The same order.
Miller vs.. Ball. Private sale ordered.
Cassell as. Birch. Appearance Of absent de-
Bnrnstine vs.: Paul Leave to Alice Birch to
become complainant
Hickman vs.. Malone. Commission to obtain
testimony OF Emma and john II. Hickman or
dered.
Lee, by next friends, VS.. Lee ct al. Restraining
Cason vs.. Aidridge. Specific sum directed to
be delivered to W. Stephan.
Emerson VS.. Weaver. Leave TO file replication
F s and l. Co VS.. Joint Stock Company y.
NJ. q. A. Demurrer allowed with leave 60 plain
Til TO amend.
Criminal Cou-t-Judss Macarthur.
Michael King, appeal: selling liquor without n
license. Guilty; Sl05 aud costs.
Valentine Green, appeal; same offense. Not
guilty.
In another case of the same nature against
Michael King role TrOserui was entered oy tho
acting District Attorney.
Thomas King, appeal; same otiense. Case Con-
timed.
Thomas King, appeal; keeping open on Sun.
day. fOile pr0sFquf entered.
John 4. Conner, appeal, convicted OF violating
building psrmit, was granted q new trial, on
making deposi-.
". II. Lair et al. Judgment below affirmed
SO each and costs.
J. T. X. Plant, appeal; disorderIy. judgment
below atfrned-S5 and costs.
K. II. Lloyd, disorderly. SoNe PToSeoui 6y act
ing District Attorney.
Thomas E. Young, destroying property. was
taken up, and alter the examination Of District
witnesses the court, at . 80 o'clock, adjourned
over until Wednesday next, in honor Of the I'D,
which has been declared q national holiday