National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

Circuit Court-ChlefJustice cartter.-Campbell
Co. VS.. Thompson judgment admitted as to
plea, dcnuh rs 10 Others. Campbell 4 Co. vs.
Ktch: Judgment admitted as to plea, default as TO
other. Rosendol vs.. Mcknight verdict for plain.
til for sl.JGi7S. Haywood ct al vs. Corkhill judy
ment for pautfr for sgSi.sL Babcock W. Chronicle
Publishing Company; judgment by consent. Me-
tTopolis Savings Bank vs. Chronicle Publishing
Company judgment by consent. Metropolis Saw.
ings Bank W. Corkhill; judgment by consent.
Campbell VI. Brown verdict for defendant. Glib
son ". Utermehle discontinued BY plaintiff Hood
vs. kimmcll verdict for plaintiff for 81. Is damages
knell & Son VS.. Foley verdict for plaintiffs for
sSS with interest less the money paid into court
LEICESTER & Son IS. Worch judgment by default
Howes vs.. Johnson motion for new trial. Car
ter VS.. L0max: motion for new trial. Young VS..
Germueiller verdici for plaintiff for Ssh with In
terest.
Hopkins auditors report ratified. Payne. admin
tiT right to relief Mn!hev VS.. windcr Ct a.; re
ment concluded. Howard vs.. Black; on hearing.
Probate Court-Iustics On.-The last will and
testament Of Charlie; NJ, Bowen was filed and order
cree denying petition of William q Brien, but d.
recting administrator TO give additional bond In
Hall aimlnistrator c. and q. and bond il 500.
Estate Cornelius Boyle. deceased: John Boyle the
aimtnistrator, gave bond in sl,ono in compliance
with order OF court Of date March 10 1873. Estate
Sarah Bowman. deceased; Margaret Dick was ap-
| pointed Administrative OF the estate: bond 800.
| Will Of Thomas Fitnam deceased; petition Of John
| e. FtaGm to revoke probate Of will fled. The
court will be in session to-day for hearing testi.
mOny IN the matter Of the will Of James Alden. late
| Us. ", deceased Adjourned to Tuesday, April ,,
| SIS ut eleven q. IN.
Criminal COurt--Iustice wylc.-Thomas Wood,
alias George Addison, pleaded guilty of petit lar
| ceny. This being the second ofense, he was pro-
| yidcd with quarters In the Baltimore PenltentiRry
| for two years Frank Payne (colored was arragned
| on the charge Of bgamy In the year 1870 he mar
| rlpt turlliup Williams al lpE
| he thought he would change of and try second
wife; So in February last he married Jane Scott.
lie pleaded guilty, saying that he did not know the
| law. His Honor imposed the lowest sentcnce-twO
years In the pcnitentiary. Charles Johnson, alias
Robert StOrks pleaded guilty OF petit larceny, his
second otfensc Of the kind. Two years In the penl
Tertiary. John T. Scriyener was put on trial,
| charged with the larceny OF black mule valued
| at slDnl and q brown mule valued at $40 from
John 7. Dixon, In Georgetown, in October last. His
Honor, ailer hearing the evidence Of the prosecut-
ing witness said that It was disgracefil prosecu-
| ton. The man, Lucius Robinson. owed the de.
| PENDANT debt, and he took the mules. not know
ing they belonged To another party to secure 1t. IL
there was anything In 1t at all II belonged IN civil
suit and by his direction verdict OF not guilty was
| returned. Henry Thomas. assault with intent to
kill Frank Thomas, not guilty Sergeant James T.
Muhall, OF the police force, was arraigned on the
| charge OF Assaulting John Toumy. In the court
below the officer was adjudged guilty and fined So
The jury took different view Of the matter and
acquitted him.