National Republican., 1877-04-20
Law Summary.

ip!ton Building Association; nif confirmation
Law Summary.
The Equity Court has adjourned until the
The grand jury has been discharged until
the nd OF May next.
The executor of Ellen Clarke, deceased, has
qualified, and gave bond in the sum of 800.
Chief Justice Cartter's court will be en-
gagged to-day in considering the motion calendar.
The argument in the Huber Va. Tuber $1,000
damage suit is still progressing, but It Is believed
that the case will close to-day.
Richard Altman, while on a drunken spree,
sole valuable coat and disposed OF 10 for el2.
He plead guilty, and received twenty days.
Benjamin Foster, David II. Curtis and Jack
son Brutus, all colored, and accused Of rlotous
conduct, were acquitted. They were defended by
Mr.. John II. Smythe.
The trials Of William Start and Samuel
peddler, near the Smit hsonian grounds, 10 set
down for Tuesday next
The appeal in the case OF Branch Hayes,
CHARGED with an assault, was withdrawn, and the
plea Of guilty allowed to stand. The sentence
Of the court beiow was affirmed.
Yesterday morning. In the Circuit Court,
before justice MaeArthur, District Attorney
mitted TO bill on mis- own recogniIance. The mo-
tion was granted.
Henry Edwards, the principal In the shoot
MsrSs '.Ioon isst MONT month"; plead guilty a.sau
and was sentenced to ten months in jail. The
case Of larceny was dismissed on the payment Of
the costs.
Court Calendar for To-day.
CRIMINAL CoURT. before Justice MacAr-
thur.=Thomss Mosby, larceny; Henry Jackson
and Marion Brown, larceny; Michael Doulan,
larceny; John Bird, larceny; John Ryan, robbery;
assault; Robert straw, larceny; George Bryant,
assault; WIN. H: Shaw, robbery.
supreme Court of the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Wm. Brown, Walter
Evans, ESQ, OF Louisville, KY, was admitted TO
court,
No. 655, tassigned) The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. The
No. So, tassigned.j The chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. plaintiff In error. VS.. The
Commonwealth Of Virginia;
Railroad Company, plaintiff in error, VS.. The
Commonwealth Of rirginia;
Railroad Company, piain,ia iiaps in error, | vs.. The
Commonwealth Of Virginia; The argument OF
these CAUSES was continued by Mr.. 4. I; Daniel,
Mr.. VIM. NJ: Evarts, for the plaintiff in error.
No. 23i. The Etna Life insurance Company,
This cause was argued BY Mr.. Samuel q: Perkins,
Of council for the plaintiff In error, and by Mr.
appellants, VS.. The Portland and Kennebec Rail.
road Company ct al. This cause was submitted
T.
Of counsel for the appellants, and Mr.. James w.
Bradley for the aPpellees Nal,
Company, plaintiffs in error, vs. Timothy Kellogg.
| The argument of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. John W. Cary Of counsel for the PLAINTIFF In
| error.
| FIVE DOLLAR CHILDRgN's SUITS, at Katzen.
| STEMS.
BURNErT's CocoAINE
k's Lord: 70. allays .ritation and promotes tho
| growth fhair.
THE largest, best and cheapest limo OF Children
and Boys Suits in the city, Mt KatEenstein's
| LADIES hid boots. with cloth tops to match
II. L. srRAsnuRaER's,
300 and 3Os seventh street.
SPLENDID line Of Spring overcoots, at low
| prices, at Katzenstein's.
LADIEs nne French kid button boot with silk
tie, entirely new and made to order, at
| ii. l.. STRAsBURGHRs,
800 and 9Os Seventh street.
CHILDRESs SUITS for $3.50, at Kstzenstein :
LINCOLN HALL, April 70, 1877, Tom Karl
concert.
LAprEs' French and American kid, Newpor
ties, new styles, ut
II. l.. STRAsBURaER's,
303 and 30S Seventh street.
ALL-wO0L SUITS, $40
| Hzs= EIsEMAN Bros.
| a. Corner seventh and Il,
Il. L. IVES, in charge OF Tailoring Department
second foor, at Katzenstein's, No, $40 SeVent
street.
| Our
ais. 90 suits to order are made and finished on tn
premises. EIsEMAs BRos.,
Corner Seventh and T..
KATzESsTRIN's Ii No. $40 Seventh street.
, THE great tenor at Lincoln hall on Thursday
April 70, 1877.
| To ORDER,
IS pantalOOns, made and finished on the premisei
| EIsENAS BROs.,
| Corner Seventh and T..
Ton KARL's concert on Thursday evening
April 20, 1877.
| hag m do nd thnFnu lv al