National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28

supreme Court OF ne United states-busi-
ING o"S
Criminals Before Justice Wylie-AssiEn-
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Supreme Court Of tho United States.
WEDNESDAY March ~ 1874
On motion Of Mr., d. H. iIill, William I, Newman,
esqr OF Atlanta, Ca. was admitted TO practice.
On motion OF Mt: Y, W. Hackett' Edwin O: Booth.
esq" OF Philadelphia, Pa and also OF the state Of
virginia was admitted to practice.
No. 9l5 K. Sarah Goldsmith ct al, appellants, vs..
Herman and Mary Greye. On motion of Mr.. Ed.
val Ir,,,,a In ho.a,s =, no,rso, 5,s,nisyaa ~
"a'u n'Iuo' III oehn'' vi oouiise'' u'si'isseu per
Npunuoh, o,-, -,,--,
NO; Sis ,,ssfignedo Chester a; Artnnr eoilec'o,
argument continued by Mr.. Edwards Pierrepont
iaI detendant In error, and concluded by w AZ.
error ,o, 49,. . ,-,-.,~
NO COS chester A. Arthur collector; &C.. plaintiff
IN error, rs; Charles r. and Edward Fowler: On
mouon OF MI: Assistant AUorney-Gcnerm Smith
DISMISSED Sc with costs. ,- ,..
No. 60? tassignedl. Chester A. Arthur, collector,
&c, plaintiff In error. vs.. Edmund Unkart, ct al.
Argued by Mr.. Assistant Acknowledgement Smith
ior nAnt,H IN error, ana by MI - u. clarke Tor DC
feldans IN error,
NO PIP lasigncdL chester a. Arthur, collector,
&c, plaintiff In error, vs.: John Zimmerman, Ar
gned ~ Mr. Assistant Attorney-General smith for
plaintiff In error, and by ii. T. Davies, IT,, fG de-
PENDANT In error.
NO. w Designed. Chester 4. Arthur, collector,
&C. plaintiff In error. vs. Alphonse Stcphani q AZ
Argned BY MI. Assistant Attorney.0eneral Smith
for ElaintiGip error and by Mr.. Edward Hartley
ior the uefendants In error.
az no n nS asS ~ chester A. s Ahn5 collector
gued by Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith for
pisinntin IN error ys. Edward Hartley.
ADJOURNED until tomorrow at twelve O'Clock.
w.t., 49,. 49,
Inc Disuict Oourts.
Circuit court-chiefJusticc csrtter.-connolly
bonor 90 sbur AZ al . yorJ,c, 6nr dosan,an, nnr
..n",, o,.,,.s a. 90 o,,oss MISREPRESENTATION u" ~ ,of
nany We. stone Judgment tor plaintiff Tor S,oss
in,srest ana PROTEST kirk vs. Coiei DEFENDANT
called and Judgment. Nottingham VS., b. Nj: X.
y. Io' inoton LOT new trini on exceptions: NC
Knight vs. Gleason; verdict for plaintiff for w..
ySB. Charles Gordon vs.. HUNTS executors;
Judgment LOT deie nda,i,s. wo, ,, -,
+ 4 Boswell deceasea viii returned from New
Bediord WIN commission 10 take depositlons oil alb
George Y; smith, deceased letters Of administra-
u9u u is 3 s, 10 Miilan ". Sh nonm siVo, FRED
L. siopssa; bond 500. Adjourned until eleven a.
Equity Court-JuStics MacArthur.-Hiton VS..
sherman referred 10 auditor. Mcdonald VS.. Brad
iey barlow Ct al.; referred TO examiner fznaga TO
hke testimony capitol North o street, &c, Rail
rood company vs.. Williams: demurrer oyerruled,
and twenty days to answer Leg vs.; Darnsille; tune
lot I miking .Gstmnohy hteu' sullivan vs. BLACK
hearing continued.
Criminal Conrt-Justice Wylie.-Honry Waters,
ping OF his SON Charles {. Waters, small boy, on
august ~, ls,I IL was alleged that the boy, seven
Teen years on preparcated 70 ms father about
leaving the place where ne had been employed,
and the former thrashed MIN severely with the
stock OF carriagc'wlup He tied his hands aud
leet together TOOK on ms coat and shirt and then
went at him. punlshing the boy most numerically.
ma ing large Weits and bruises on tho back, Great
ing Inceratlng WOUNDS from winch ne sunereu seri-
ous,y Tor two days
! Inc dciendnnt testified mat MS son told hlse-
Ncwmans and Il worricd hin, xcrx "ch A bocapss
| he had large family to support
| He told him tn at he would whp him for telling
a lie and did so, but hit him harder than he In.
| tended. He wanted to bring his children up prop
erly keep them off the street and out of mischief
He whipped the boy about ten minutes, and might
but. knowing that he had lied aggravated him very
much and he got excited while administering the
whipping.
| The Jury found him guilty and recommended him
to the mercy Of the court. His Honor directed his
release on payment Of the costs In the case.
Wilcox, ian appeal easel The defendant was tried
and convicted In her absence The recognizancc
was declared forfeited and bench. warrunt issued
for her arrest.
james Richardson, alias William Richards O
white mute, indicted for burglary and larceny
in entering the residence of Duscka White on the
night Of March 10, and taking thercfrom a bonnet
The Jury found him guilty and the Court i'm.
posed sentence of Ave years in tho Baltimore
pcnitcntiary.
Lucius Johnson assault on John II. Courtney
was found guilty In hts absence, the recognisanCc
forfeited and bench warrant issued for his arrest
In the case of Rudolph Peterson, charged with
assault, a n0iie pros was entered.
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