National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-05

The court in General Term has adjourned
until Monday next.
Captain VI. ID. Ball, Of Alexandria, Va, has
been appointed an examiner in chancCry.
The application of Mr.. George Douglas of
the Capital, for admission to the bar, was re-
| ferred to the examining committee.
Mr.. b. +. WcdgcwoOd, of the National Uni
versity, moved the admission Of the gradual
ing class of the law department to the bar, but
action thereon was postponed.
In the case Of Bohrcr ct al, agents, vs. Fry
ct al, bill enjoins proceedings at law JUS
tico Macarthur yesterday delivered the
opinion Of the court, dismissing the bin.
Colonel Mike Thompson, as counsel for Chas
G. Yates, has entered suit against Charles
Eloman for unwarrantable ejectmcnt from
house No. SIG Tenth street northwest, and
claiming 5000 damages.
District Attorney II. II. Wells has entered
suit for the United States against John Wheeler
Smith, All additional paymastcr Of the army,
and his bondsmcn, +. ii. Smith and C. G..
Lathrop, to recover $3l6I.3O, the amount that
he is short 10 the Government in his accounts.
VIM. II. Clark has filled q hill for divorce
from his wife, Julia Clark. They were mar
ried in July, 1865, by Rev. r. p. Bell, Of As
bury church. He alleges that she has been
habitually incorporate for the last four or five
years, aud is absent from home for weeks ut a
time.
The following graduates Of the law depart
mcnt Of Columbian university were yesterday
admitted to the har of this District: II. II.
wilkins, jr., J. N. Carlisle, II. r. Sullivan. NJ.
VI. Parker, Il. Zeyely, A. L. Barber, S. F.
johnson, +. l.. Pcrley, J. W. Starr, Edwin
Forrest, L. Tobriner, II. O'Connor jr Charles
d. Sloan, II. c. hewitt, +. L. Freeman J. II.
Pike and Israel Kimball, jr.
In the case Of Power against Davis-bill to
marshal the assets of the deceased to pay Ger
tain parties mentioned in an unexecuted codi-
ell to the will of the late James Y. Davis
Judge Macarthur yesterday delivered the
opinion of the court dismissing the bin, hold
ing that the codicil not having been adopted
or completed by the tcstator, was to be treated
rs a nullity. These requests are chargeable
on the personal estate which has becn ex-
haustcd, and there is no clause making them
chargeablc on the real estate. An appeal was
taken to the U. s. Supreme Court.
PROBATE COURT.
The following proceedings took place before
Register Webster: Letters testamentary on
to Helen NJ. G.. Gilmore and D. W. c. Patter-
son; bond $4,000 Letters Of administration
d. b. H., on the estate of VIM Boyd, were is
sued to A. J. Falls; bond, $4,000 Final no
tice was issued to the legal representatives Of
the following named estates, appointing
TUESDAY, july u, 100, ior settltnitnt ana ulh-
tribution to creditors and heirs-at-law: Ia re
estate Mary Williams, deceased; ia re estate
Emanuel Gutman, deceased; in re estate
Charles b. Atchinson, deceased. Adjourned
until to-day at II o'clock.
Court Calendar for To-day.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Justice Humphreys
MOI NOs
la. Evtriy CASTOR. $50 Suellenberg Solo
lF,, RAneT Brown.
Ia Parker 4 Bros. W. Car ISL SpelmHn Bros. Va.
penter HuZler.
Ia Bouldn vs. Ashhy. lha ONeill ~, Delaney
iIl toughlin w. Fowler. la. oates ". Beiber.
l+i schmidt vs.. Branner 4 lJL Hoffman w higgins.
Nottingham. l5l ROhr Hntzler.
H. Fowler vs.. Kari. l5i. Humphrey VI, Fltz-
las Nolan vs.. platZ morris.
lig Bglssett n Bryan vs.
Bradford.