National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-05
,FHE COURTS.
Circuit Court.
Before Chipf,Justire Cartt,r

| Sircu1t SOuFt.
Before Chief.Jlstice Carttir.
JUDGMENT DAY ON OVERDUE PRoAIssoRY NOTES.
The marshars account for expenses of the
, circuit Court for the past six months was exam
ined. approved and filed.
John IL. Mcdaniel vs. II. A. Griswold. An &C.
| tion TO recover n deed of trust giyen by Amanda
Frances Colbert, August Is, 1870, to secure note
OF Sloo. payable one year after date to the order
| OF Ge! rye l. Hill; deed of trust given by John
]. Griggs, June 10, 1876, secure note for sjO1
pay able in three years from date to the order Of
given by Stevenson fayOr August esa 81 is7a to
secure note for sl!5.5o, payable in one year
deed Of trust given BY Tiltman Dorsey. March !.
1870 to secure note for $500, payable in one year
from date to the order of Charles H. Mouiton.
J. L. Mcdaniel vs. Charles H Moulton and
| Harvey Fowler, An action to recover s25L3l on
| an overdue promisory note. Judgment by de-
John MOunteney VS.. S. John Thompson An
action to recover Sll2 on an overdue promisOry
| jackson Prouty VS.. John b. Archer. An action
| to recover 81 600 on an overdue promisory note
Leave to defendant to file affidavit to his Plea
John Z. +. Carlin vs. John ID. Bradburn. An
| action TO recover $2o9.a2 on overdue promisory
notes. Judgment by default.
| Johnson l. Moale VS.. Z. T. Bowen, An action
| to recover 150.45 on an overdue promissory note
| Judgment by default.
Ed Housed Deemer vs.. John J. Evans ct al.
An action TO recover $203e1 on an overdue promi-
| sorry note Judgment by default.
Hall Hume VS.. Noerr & Brother. An action
TO ,, teeoyer Si.o on an overdue promisory note.
Samuel Barth VS. John W. Usher. An action
on an overdus promissory not for sls7.79. Judg'
johnson & Noble vs. b. F. Morsell & Co. An
action on an overdue promissory note for sll7.sS.
George H. Barker vs.. Holtzclaw & Graham.
An action on an overdue promissory note for
$500. Judgment by default.
| Clement w. Howard VS.. J. ]. Kinds. An action
on an overdue promissory note for $l05. Judg-
ment by default
| Z n
action on an overdue pronissory note for s2o3.s5
Judgment by default.
| J. w. Kennedy Co. vs. E H. Cole. An
sction on an overdue .promissory note for s26S4s.
Jud gment by default.
Henry Kaiser VS.. Holster & Reisnger. An ac-
ION on an overdue promissory note for $500.
A. r Shepherd vs.. The Chronicle Publishing
Company. Judgment of condemnation on the at
Jacob c. Carson vs. BENZ. Holiday An action
for 81 Colso. Judgment decreed. Judgment by
J. s. Cooley, trustee of Solomon Price, bank
rupt, VS.; William Brenninger. An action for
goods sold and delivered amounting to s2i1.ss.
Judgment by default.
Geo; Mattingly, use of Jas S. Edwards ct al,
vs.; Albert Grant Judgment by default.
Samuel Norment vs. John A. Harold. Judg-
ment by default.
Geo. Truesdell VS.. Harvey Fowler & q. II.
Meulton. Judgment by default.
Joseph Jockey vs.. Carpenter.& Archer. Judg-
ment for want of sufficient plea.
Geo; Truesdell VS.. Cissel & Drumheller. Judg-
ment by default.
Metropolis Savings Bank vs.. Lerdo & Sweet
Judgment by default.
Metropolis Savings Bank VS.. Curtin & Sweet.
Judgment by default.
Metropolis Savings Bank VS.. E. ]. Sweet ct al
Judgment by default.
Geo. Truesdell VS.. George Burgess ct al Judg-
ment by default.
H A. Griswold VS.. &. H. Moulton Judgment
by condemnation.
John A. Baker VS.. B. W. Sunny. Judgment
by default.
W. g. Davidge VS.. r. R. Butler. Judgment by
default.
The Union Transfer Company vs.. Percy G.
Smith ct al; Judgment by default.
E; A. MeIntire VS.. C. P. Pusham. Judgment
II; MeIatire VS.. VIM. P. Clark al Judgment
Commissioners of the Freedman's Saving and
default
J; +. BENJAMIN VS.. A. R. Shepherd Bro. De-
fault as TO Thomas NJ. Shepherd
VIM. Golden vs. Blanch Hodkinson Judgment
below OF SlS, with per cent interest from June
TO- 1873, with e costs, affirmed.
@erru,
j. I. Eechtman VS.. A. Sharp, 1.-TWO cases.) Bill
Herring Farroi vs.. cissel. Bill of exceptions
Sehyartzenburg w. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
!!oS. Company. Ordered on calendar where it
Hattie Sherwood vs. VIM H. Wylie. judgment
set aside and leave to plead.
George w: Jacoby VS.. Jacob Jouvenal. Judg-
L. H. Stevens VS.. c. H. MouIton Judgment
by default and condemnation.
Equity Court.
Before Judge Wylie.
JUDGMENTS MISUNDERSTANDING ORDERS DIS
| CHARGED-TRUsTEEs APPOINTED AND BONDS
| APPROVED.
F. s. and T. Company vs. Powell ct al. Bond
of trustee, F. T. Browning, approved.
Grant VS.. Continental Life Insurance Co. Pro
c0nteSSo against insurance company.
Remv = pSoC fees We
w. Suckney.
Tyler VS.. Bryant ct al. Restraining order dis
charged and application for Injunction denied.
Page ct al vs.. Page. Sale decided and A. Fen
dali made trustee.
Medler VS.. Davis. Decision allowing complain
ant time TO criticise security
Raleigh VS.. Berry. Dismissal of bill ordered.
kretchmar VS.. jackson. Ordered of the calen-
JOhrson VS.: johnson. Referred to examiners
TO tral.o proof.
TrinbIe VS.. Irwin. Continued by consent
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company rs.
K allaher. of the calendar
Cooke VS.. McBlair Continued.
decree of sale to satisfy certain creditors.
Barrel VS.. Bgelow. Continued.
Bowen vs.. +. 5. and T. company. Vacation of
II. Saville.
Davis vs. Carusi. Continued.
Pell VS.. johnson. Referred to General Term.
Lowe VS.. Randall. Fixed for January 10.
Borland vs. BOrland Submitted.
Criminal Court.
Before Justice Macarthur.
THE TRIAL OF JOHN BOWEN STILL on.
The trial Of John Bowen indicted for present
ing fraudulent claims to the Second Auditor
United States Treasury, for bounty and arrear-
age of pay due George Bowen, alias Major Dab
ney, was continued, and the evidence was closed
At noon.
II. II. Wells, jr., opened the argument in be-
nan oil the Government, aud was followed by Mr..
Slater and VIM. A. Cook for the defense, the
latter not having concluded when the court ad-
Journed until this morning.
Court Calendar for To-day.
EQUITY COURT, before Judge Wylie.-Nos II,
Second National Bank VS.. 'SmoOt; No. L.. Fem
dali vs. Felter; No. 70, keefe VS.. Malone: No. IA,
OBrien vs.. u Brien No. i, Fletcher VS.. Fletcher
NO. 10. Pywell VS.. Pywell; No l., Callau VS.. CAL
Ian; No. Is, Boyle VS.. Shepherd; No. 10, Sparks
vs. Sparks; No. 20, Spalding VS.. Riddle.
CRIMINAL COURT, before Judge Macarthur
William Walker alias Walker Williams keen
ing a gaming house; William Reeves burglary
and larceny; Joseph Downing, larceny; Michael
Smith, alias Joseph q. TruxOn, larceny; Alexan-
der AlmerOhi, assault.
Police Court.
Before Judge Smell.
DEAR POULTRY FOR THE THIEvRs-A MURDERoUs
ASSAULT UPON FEMALE.
Adam Austin, petit larceny, So. James VIII
days in jail. Geo. Mccoy larceny of twenty
chickens, six months in Jail. John Dale assault
on Solomon Wells 81 without costs Pat RrIen
assault on Mary Ready, striking her a murderous
taken and bonds fixed at s2Oo. John Ryan was
sent down as vagrant. John L. Zug tyinr his
horse TO a tree box, forfeited collateral. Joseph
Cohen, profanity. 81. Murray BEDFORD, loud So.
Governor COnnor, of Maine.
HIS INAUGURATION YESTERDAY - HE MAKES
REFERENCE TO THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
AuGUsTA Ian Ennnnr ipauru