National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29

Circuit Cuurt-ChiefJuStIco acknowledgements
vs. Du IIamcl; verdict for defendant. Walker vs.
ObcrtOn verdict for defendant for SIS. Babe w.
Morse juror Withdrawn and case continued Nor
mcnt vs.. BgclOw; verdict for plaintiff buckley
vs. Mcknight submitted, aud Judgment for plain.
tin for $50. Levi vs.. Fleming; Judgment of cOn-
domination. Bcall vs. District Of Columbia: de.
murrcr sustained with leave to plead.
Equity COurt-Justice MacArthur.-OweE VS..
Bushee ct NJ. limiting time for taking testimony.
Jeflers vs.. LETTERS time liked for taking testimony.
Wclch vs., Murphy 1t ul order revlving suit IN
name OF compliments administrator. Mcl'hrrN,n
W. Slnallwood ct al. leave to file supplementary
bill Long VS.. Tyler: substitution Of trustee. SIC.
Probate Court-Rcgistcr Wcbstcr.-Will OF Fred.
The executor renowned his right, and Charles II.
Parker was appointed administrator will annexed,
and gave bond in 500. win OF I.oui. ,. Barber
the executor, renowned his right, aud Eleanor
Barber. the widow was appointed administrative,
with the will annexed. hre estate Of William ?.
Johnston, deceased; first account Of the admins
traitors was passed. In re estate OF David IQcobs
deceased the first and hnal account Of the Oecu.
trix was passed. IN re estate OfJoSeph |. Falcs dc
c-used Inventory of the present estate Of the de-
ceased filed BY the executor.
Adjourned until eleven u. IN. to-day.
Criminal Court-Justice Wylie-Lticus Johnson
previously convicted of assault. was sentenced to
ninety days In jail.
Charles H. MOultOn was brought into court by his
bUmdsman. Mr. q. +. Chase, and delivered into the
custody of the Marshal.
Thames Williams coIorei, pleaded guilty of petit
llrccny. This being the second Orense, he was
sent TO the penitemtiarv for one year.
IlUratiu Robcy assault with intent to kill William
y. sloan; not guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court ChiefJustice Carttcr.-NO. 3gj,
Campbell 4 Co. Thompson CT al; No. 307 Camp,
hell L Co. W. Kitch No. iD3, Rosendale vs.. Nc.
Knight No. IgI Hayward Ut al. vs. Corkhill No.
i:i6, Metropolis savings BHnk vs. Chronicle Pub
fishing Company No. E7. same W. COrkhill ct al;
No. ii3 Douglass vs.. Douglass; No. ~, Levi vs.
Brennan: No 40. Campbell vs. Brown; No. 4is.
l.ehmann vs. Pullman Car Company; No. 80, Hay
deu Il Blundon vs.. Boston 1t al: No. AL Gibson VS.
CtcFnahle; No. 49,, Hood vs.. Kimmel; No. 49,
Morgan vs.. Childs ct al; No. Isl, Chinchester Bro
& Co, vs.. Foley; No. As Knell q Son VS.. Foley No
80. Young vs.. Gcrmueiller; No. i6l, Strong vs..
Llttt; No. +63, Butler vs.. District OF Columbia NJ.
Ni6, Woods Machine Company vs.. Wood. No. iGs,
Hall VS.. Cullinhve; No. i6g Mcfiowan & Co VS.
Morton; No. 40. Chesley VS., Meryman et al; No.
AZ. Andrews VI. Murtagh.
Equity CouH-Justice MacArthur.-No, 80 How.
ard VS.. Kelly; No. u, BOden vs.. Bolden; No.
81 Denhan vs. Webb; No. B, GleuwOod Cemetery
vs.. Clendcnnin; No. 81, Mcdonald VS.. Moultop; No.
H. Pblalsbee VS.. Russell; 40. 80, bernhard VS..
Bernhard No, 40 Mitchell vs. MITCHELL No. Il
Cole vs. Douglass; No. u, Holland vs. Warner.
Criminal COuTt-Juslice 'Wylle.-J. y. Scriycner,
larceny; Charles Johnson, alias Robert Stocks
petit larceny, second Oiielse; Thomas Wood, alias
George Addison, petit larceny, second Ohcnsc.
AsO the len over from the assignments Of the
previous day.
HEARING MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIALS.
His Honor. Justice Wyle, has decided 10 hear all
the motions for new trials now on the docket OF
the Criminal Court tomorrow. This includes the
cases Of Edward Ray, alias Curtis, convicted Of
Tine BOyley, convicted Of grand larceny; CephaS
Jones convicted OF rape In the case OF the first
mentioned the impression prevails generally that q
new trial will be granted. Whether or no the Others