National Republican., 1877-10-23

drews 4 Wade vs. whitmorc X Kuhns;. an eprcS
L. " Miller vs.. Geo, Ecil; an appeal J. c. She..O
vs. WIN. Smith: for slandar,
In BWkrUJ,"g-Lrus E,bcrg has filed rctlt'on
As voluntary bankrupt Ahncr d. Kelly ,djudgcd
bankrupt.
Court Calendar for To-Day.
CIRCUIT COURT CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. 8, IAnyillo vs. Holden ct al; =, New
Jersey Mutual Life InsuranCc Company vs.. Lighter;
u, fremrh vs. pnrtrr; II, Neihncycr vs. Painter
T. ApdgSwS :, wH9dc vs.. shepherd; q; CCpwn vs.
shepherd; ~ LancWtcrys. shepherd ~, j lile vs..
Clarke & Cooley: -. Wilder vs.. We'll h: -. Stons,
SiE ennns vs. s.. Ss@5 smh w. ps@I Stint, vs. PGSs 6nSs &
Adams vs.. Rider 81, Rapley vs. Plant: 6i. Kitten.
house vs. Cnmmings; o. Lewis. trustee, ". Nor
trustee Sc, W. Barlow; 70, Lewis trustee Be, vs,
Aiken & Florence; -. Lewis trustee, &c, vs. llavCr
men; 7S, Lewis, trustee, vs.. D,!rccs Wright.
CRIMINAL coURT-.JUsrIcE MACARTHUR.
Joseph Joscphs, sunday bar; c. A. Williams con.
cealcd Weapons GGctano MGzzil, unlicensed bar;
licensed bar; Catherine Ready, uulicCnscl bar,
Michael Mcmahon unlicensed BAR George MantZ,
concealed weapons
MARRIAGE LiCESsEI
Marriage licenses have been s,urd tn tho follow
Focic and Dora wa,mann, Robert Bell, Jr,, OF
Alexandria, Va, and Emma J. Sanum. of Carlisle.
Pa: q. II. ii!llister aud Caroline shGrrc Charlie,
Amelia A. kirby, of Prince George codnty, Nd.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Andrew Langdon aud A. l.. Barber, trastccs to T.
r. Barnum for S. 5GOl, lot 5, block H. H. Drot Park
T. Cu! trustee to j. ". McElroy for $500 part,
n,,t e iHts 10 and 90 SQUARE q &. Layton 7" YIN
Derry to O. H. RittcnhouSc, for si2D lot 10, square
81. J. T. Jones ct. al, trustees, t. L. J. Middleton
gor 81 so lot :, square ms q. II. D. white and W
q Moore, trustees, to q. W. Patterson for 500 lot
H. square 5Ti.
LAW SUMMARY.
The Probate Court will meet to-day at eleven
The Equity Court was not in session yesterday
but will be to-day.
Vim. Brick wasacquittei of the charge of keep
ing an unlicensed bar.
Patrick Foley was found guilty of oh truCtlnl
the sidewalk and fined S. and costs.
The judgment Of the court below was suS
taincd in the case of Miles Sweeney for keeping al
unlicensed bar.
In the case of Charles Meyers. convicted Of vic
lating the hotel act, judgment was sct aside and
new trial granted
Edwin Morrison violated the law by selling
liquor on sunday: was convicted. and the judg
ment OF the court below was affirmed.
Police Court.
Benjamin jackson aud Samuel Adams en-
gagged In an a!fray and were fined S. each Ben
jainin White loud and b0lsterous s.. Charlie
Thomas, loud; s.. Michael CNvanaugh proitnc
s.. Catherine White, loud: s. Thomas sutton
IT,. assault On Thomas sutton. sr.. fined s.
Robert Price assaulted Betty lricc and forfeited
collateral. William Brooks made threats 10
Franklin Dyer and was required TO gl~c SlOp per
man with both arms anlputatch James Edcln
loud aud bnisteruus: 81. Kate White, a vHgrnnt
went over the hill To the wurkhOuse for thirty
days. james Reynolds wa, fined So or sixty
days In jail for carrying II pistol. John
SIlnms. loud and hp!seruls: SI. Teresa johnson
John Wc,.ry Smith and Thomas Bcdin rhisvl q
Al Flsftfn n A.,
pr IL Jones. cOlurc physician, was fined SD fi
fast driving and took All aprcai. 4 man named
Raghy testified that he d!Srcgurird the ruIe
stretched across Maryland avcnu" during the H.
ne,s Of the late g. Il. Thompson, and drove by tn,
house Nt the rutc of six miles al hour. Dr. JOuc
denied hat lie wns driving fast. mad says that
| did net know that amy one was sick. David CHS
ley paid $40 and costs for ASsnull.ns LICnda Dyer
Rrddy White was fined S. for an assault on Charlie
| II. Dean. Mary Clark was convicted Of srllin.
| liquor without license and lined slp5 or STAT,
days In Jail.