National Republican., 1877-10-10


| to take one In my hand Monday night. They have
not been in the clerks ONCE. Now, want to take
this bundle TO my home tonight
The Court You can take them, and the court
will adjourn until II o'clock to-day.
THE LEGAL WORLD.
| The United States Supreme Court at Work
Cases In the District Supreme Court-fro-
tered and Marriage Licenses Issued
Record OF Real Estate Transfers.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
| On motion Of Mr.. s. shellabarger, W. W.
Corlett, esq, OF Cheyenne Wyoming, was admitted
| to practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
| court
| ON motion OF Mr. W d. Dayidge Linden Kent
esq, of Washington, D. C.. was admitted 10 prac-
tce as MI attorney and counselor Of this court.
On motion Of Mr. ?; Phillips, Thomas II. Hern-
attorney aud counselor OF this court
No. 4. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintiff In error @ VS. samuel H Early, &c ct al
| party paying their own costs.
No 6. George W. Bowen, plaintiff in error, VS..
Nelson Chase On motion of Mr., C. Shafer, passed
| on account Of sickness Of counsel
No 8. Washington Ford, plaintiff in error, vs..
| James Surget, on motion Of Mr.. r. D. Musscy,
passed on account Of sickness of counsel.
No 60. Vim. Miller, late collector, &c., ct al. vs..
General Phillips, dismissed with costs
No. IL. Henry A. smythe, collector, &c. plaintiff
| in error, VS.. N d. Carlisle ct al:
No. ~ James Pickett. plaintiff in error. vs.. The
No, iS3 The United States, plaintiffs in error, vs.
| =. X. Russell ct al.
No lsi The United States, plaintiffs In error. vs..
James 4. Blick On motion Of Mr.. Solicitor Gen.
No : Thomas T. Williams ct al. appellants, VS..
John Morris. executor, &c. Passed on account of
No. $50 C'ssigned.l Joseph Shields plaintiff in
error vs. The state of Ohio. This cause was argued
by Mr. James Mnson Of counsel for plaintiff in
error, and by Mr. Samuel sheabarger for defend.
ant In error.
United States. On motion Of Mr.. Solicitor General
| Phillips dismissed.
No 3 The Keystone Bridge Company. plaintiff in
| error. vs.. The Phoenix Iron Company. The argu.
Inent of this cause was commenced by Mr.. Henry
Baldwin. Of counsel for the plaintiff In error.
| Adjourned until to-day at II o'clock.
| SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Eefore Chief Justice Cartier and Justices wylie
On and Humphreys.
Jonathan q. Bigelow vs. Connecticut Gene
raj Life Insurance Company ct Al. Argument con-
clndcd by Mr.. o. d. Barrett for defendant and bill
Margaret Files vs.. George Bcrgling ct al. The
bill alleges that the defendants are all residents
Of said city and District, and are sued as members
Of private voluntary unincOrpnratcd association
| doing business In said city, and known as The
| German Roman Catholic St. Joseph's Liebcs
| Bnndcs," Union of Blessed 81. JosephJ the nom.
about two hundred and ifty many of whose names
| and addresses are not known to the plaintiff. but
and that they may be required To pay, or cause u
be paid n the plaintiff sum OF money equal to rs
time of the death of her said husband Ms aforesaid
The defcnsc sct up Is that the pruximnte cause of
liuhns death was kicks and blows inflicted by the
plaintiff
| Mr.. y. A. Newman for plaintiff and Mr.. l.. @.
| IIine for defendant Argued and submitted.
Charles Maxwell vs; The District Of Columbia.
This wai an action for damages 1t was In evidence
that the sidewalk on the north side Of q street. be.
tween Nintt emth and Twentieth streets west, In
the city Of Washington, was opcnel to and travc ed
by III. public down to the date Of the accident 10
plaintiff that the plaintiff had frequently. In safety
passed over said sidewalk prior to that date that
| sidewalk, which had been recently made under
the orders Of the District authorities the plaintiff
physician, on the night of March !, 1872, while on
his way To attend his patients and while carefully
| and moderately passing over said sidewalk. fell
into said excavation which had been lcft in dan
gcrous condition, without barrlers lights or other
warning to prevent accidents, receiving from the
| fall dlsOcation Of the right ankle and a severe
lacention Of the ligrments supporting the joint
that as the direct consequences of the injury, the
plaintiff was confined to his bed for over six weeks
| In intense suffering that II was many months be.
fore he could at all move about, and that down 10
the date of the trial for period Of about five years
there had been frequent recurrence of great pain In
that Joint, consequent upon the injury thereto Il
limb. The case came up on exceptions Mcssrs
r. p b. Sands and James HOban for appellee, and
District Attorney Brney for appellant Case still
Mr.. Richard II. GoIdsborough was admitted to
| the bar, on motion of Mr.. l.. q. Hine
PROBATE coURT-JUDGE oLTN.
In re estate of Eliza Burke deceased; letters Of
| administration granted To John K Condor; bond
$3.50 IN re will and codicil of Eliza N. Moslin,
deceased; order Of publication to WIN. H. Cngctt,
CSyie deceased, aiea by Mary Ann.Coyle' esesn,
trix. Last will and testament Of Eleanor Ander-
son proven by two OF the subscribing witnesses;
esccSS esS SS%.uSa m state of OF Louis Perkins. de
ceased; second aud final account Of administrator
and distribution. Final notices issued to repre-
Michael Green, deceased, and Francis s. Gather,
deceased.
SUITS ENTERED.
Equity !Sidr-John II. Alley vs. NJ +. b. Stevens
ct al; substitute trustee r. l.. Williamson, as
sigIee, vs.. W. T. Richardson; vRCRte deed. Mary
Fairfax VS.. J, Evans; To a n ! contract. Thomas
Adams vs. Richard Rothweii ct al; injunction and
relief.
hnw shie.I,JossPh Taylor VS.; Bsnjsmin Nor
for for 500 5S Daniel Luther vs. " IT, crown; % conTes. @
siun Of Judgment. l. s. Lyon vs.. J. C. Ryan; judg-
ment Of Justice of the peace appealed from.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court Of the District.
Nos a. Maxwell vs. District Of Columbia: 49,
Boucher VS., Boucher; 30, Walker vs. Potomac
Ferry Company 7, Wood vs. Wood; -, Cahill VS..
District Of Coiumb!a 90 Shea vs. Dulini Al, southey
vs.. Hume.
CRIMINAL COURT
United States VS.. Julius witkowski, for con-
spiracy.
PREPARE THE WEDDING RING.
Marriage Licenses have been issued by the clerk
Of the court to the following applicants: j. t. Allen
aud Maggie r, Haven; Emery Lee aud Lucrctia
Barnes; George Thompson and Mary Miles; George
Alexander aud Rachel Cook; ", T.. Smith and
Ella Wood; Wm. Comfy and Mary Cogy; Wilbur T.
Carter of Baltimore, Nd, and Elizabeth soper, of
this city.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.
Frederick r. Windsor to AdOph EccOrd, for
$500 part Of lot ~ In square ll7 District OF Co
lumba 10 WIN. Clahaugh, for sgl0l lot 4, In square
81 q. W, Gulick to w, " MetcalE for 5000 lots 81