National Republican., 1877-10-15
THE LAW RECORD.
Assignments In General Term--Distrioe
Cases In tho Criminal Court-rhs Bogus
Edes Csse-suits Battered and Marriage
Licenses Granted-sesi Kstats Transfers.

Shset IN tno SFtuhuei SouTt-kne bo8u4
Edes Case-suits Battered and Marriage
Licenses Grsnted-Reai Kstats Transfers.
GENERAL TERM.
The assignment for the court In General
Term to-day is as follows Nos 81, MCPHERSON vs.
Acker; S, Boucher vs.. bouchor 80, Walker vs..
Potomac Ferry Company; 7, Wood vs. Wood; "a,
Cahill vs. District Of Columbia; 40 Shea vs. Dulim;
". Charter Oak Life Insurance Company vs.. Tai
e St of coamSs o. Fant ys FsnSs Sa;ss @ cndos
vs.. Thompson.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR.
This court was engaged with various matters
Saturday, including the closing proceedings OF the
trial of Witkowtki for conspiracy TO deffaud the
Governments
THE GREEN CASE.
The District Attorney entered noHe pros In the
indictments against Vim. NJ. Evans and Benjamin
F. Leighton, Indicted for procuring false bail
growing out Of the bogus Edes case, In which John
Mr., Edes, Of Georgetown, and in his name giving
ball for the appearance OF Edward W. Snyder, who
was charged with robbing the store Of Perry
Brothers. The District Attorney remarked that
one OF the witnesses was now in the penitentiary
for fourteen years, and he could not expect the
parties to wait until that witness is released before
they have trial The court directed the noVe TO
be entered. Mr.. Cook called attention to the case
Of John Green. and asked that some order be made
In that case The District Attsrney said that he ex.
pected to try 1t.
THE ASSAULT ON Mr.. WILSON.
Ex-senator Carpenter caused to be read to the
court neWspaper account of the assault upon Hon:
Jsrewah Ter, % Wilson by Col Ferry Mr. Carpenter said
before the court, but he deemed Il his duty To do
so, rcmarking that this was most unjustfable AZ.
ced Messrs % Cook W and wells made 70 remarks. mar " and
the court said that Il surprised him that Mr.. Wilson
should have been the object OF this attack, for he
| assuming Of men. The court could not however
| act IN this matter unless there was placed on the
record judicial statement Mr.. Carpenter said
| they would do that this morning
DISTRICT CASES.
| The assig, mcnt for the Criminal Court to-day In.
cludes only District cases and Is as follows Chss
Hurdle, unlicensed barrCom, Bryson Chase, fast
driving Mark McAtee, unlicensed bar. room; John
Bgh, unlawful bar-room; Frank Stevenson, fast
driving; James Dodge, selling liquor on Sunday;
James W. Barnes, commercial agent unlicensed; b.
facing private property; William lawson carrying
concealed weapons; John Triling unlicensed bar;
John 7. Bruce, same James Richardson, do; r. II.
Finley and 4. supplce, selling liquor after hours;
George Goldberg, buying from minors; william p.
Hnxford, dangerous dog; Johnathan Graves. yio-
latng Sunday law: George Collins, unlicens bar;
Frank Passeno, do; Angeline Thornton disturbing
| religious assembly &c.
SUITS ENTERED.
Al Lnw-Frederick Key VS.. George r. Gulck and
T. Edward Clark & 20, note. $500; Andrews &
Wade i% vs. Wm Buckley scconnt 1880 James S g. g
w. VI. Gait Co. VS.. VIM. II. Larncr ct al. note,
sGI; VIM. e. Main 4 Co. VS.. Joseph Bcckhert, debt
500 Nicholas Acker VS. Dickson 4 Patterson, note,
s3iOG Ackcr 4 Co. VS. Moses Kelly, account s593 a0
Rosa Snowden VS.. y. NJ. Janiier, debt, sg2 Y. z.
May & Co. VS.. Chas. T. Smith, note sJi9; Leon Solo.
| mon vs. Joseph Fisher, note s227
In FguRy-In re estate of John Collins deceased
upon petition of Thomas Collins. to approve pro.
cccdinGS Of Probate Court: David NJ. Davis vs. J. "
N. Huyck, for an injunction.
MARRIAGE LICENSES SATURDAY.
jeremiah Brown and Tracy Brooks, Samuel
Proctor and Alice A. Harris Felix COhn and Isabel
Rnif, william Land and Margaret Dale Patrick Far.
quhar and Rose Clark, John A. Dean and Bcttic
| Ann Cornell.
| DEEDS IN FEE.
The following deeds were recorded on Saturday;
Richard Francis to Julia Ann Rodgers 81 500 part
lot A. square lS'. Henrietta Stuart 10 II. u. Cooke
| jr., S0O lot 7, square ii9. u. D. Cooke IT,, "a
Henrietta stuart $1,000. north half lot s. square
3l9. r. A. Phillips. Of Alexandria, to John Denny,
lot 23l, l'enlls addition TO Georgetown. District oi
Columbia to Sarah !allenger, 8, lot 10, square
5l2. T. H. Callsn to James q. Naylor, $50 part LOT
| II, sub Of Bayley's purchase and part Of Fortune
Enlangcr. Arlington Fire Insurance Company 10
Adeline B. Ergood, Sl,T0o west half Of square l.
sophia l.. Mercer to James 7. Young, s. 6iSS7 east
half lot l6 square l57. d. Y. shrivcr to p. Honney
and C. NJ Cann part lot y. square 377. p. A.
| ". H. and J. y: Dyerto Joseph and John 4. Libbey
| s3.h0. lot 10 Of sub lots and G. square ~ Johi
| Bell to VIM. Newman, 500, part lot l, square 5S3
| James Edwards, trustee to George Augerton
slJ0, sub lot Is, square 6I6. NJ. =. Callan trustee
IN Frank Myers, 81 .560, lot l. square 236. George
Lederer and Walter to Albert Antres s7bO, part ot
| Foxall. Isl acres II. J. Mclaughlin to Mary N
Evans, 81. lot Of Prospect Hill. X. X. Perry to d.
W. Burbank, s7l2, lot II, square s64.