National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-10

Circuit Court-Justice Wylie-Abbot VS.. Thyson !;
judgement by default. District of Column
bia VS.. Washington Market Company; verdict for
defendant. Barbour Il Hamilton vs. Beagle (;
judgment confessed. Brooks VS.. Boston, dismissed
by plaintiff. Du Bose VS.. District of Columbia :;
declaration amended and cause continued. Sunny
VS. Henry; dismissed under rule So Galligan vs.
Harviland ct al; same action. Rich Il Bro. VS..
Equity Court-Jnstice MOcArthur-Colter VS.. Nc.
Anally Mary McAnally appointed guardian nd
murrer set aside. Clarke VS.. Clarke; trustee an.
thorized to convey title on conditions. Seal VS.
Nnor; decree dissolving partnership and con
Geding assignment, OF patent Lear VS.. Danaher !;
decree annulling deed.
Criminal Court-Justice Hagncr-Joscph Ger
hardt keeping bar open on Sunday; the counsel
moved for continuance on the ground that the
defendant was sick and unable To appear; the
motion being denied, the counsel entered plea of
guilty for mis- client and asked that the minimum
fine be imposed; $50 fine. August Docher, keep
ing bar open after midnight; not guilty. James H.
Cant carrying concealed weapon; recognizance
forfeited. Joseph Cato. keeping barber shop omen
on Sunday. Assistant District Attorney Francis
Miller said that Onya question of law was involved
IN this case and the hearing was postponed until
Friday next when similar case was heard before
Justice Wylie ut IL previous term of this court he
decided that no law was violated in keeping
barber shop open on Sunday; that cleanliness was
next TO holiness and bArberlng one of the pro-
cesScS by which man kept his person clean. David
s. Townsend, carrying concealed weapons; not
guilty. lnOmnS IL. BlfrcI, unlicensed bar; Jury
out. Walter Callahan, carrying concealed weapons:
recognizance forfeited. Walter Callahan. loud and
boiserous; recognizance forfeited James Hayes,
unlicensed bar: on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Justice Wylie.-No. 10s Gilmore
VS.. Taylor No. 1885, Bates & Ryon vs. Copeland /;
No. 195, Morgan VS.. District of Columbia No 2O6
Darwin VS.. New Jersey Mutual Lie Insurance
Company No. 22S, Newton VS.. Turner e. Co.. No
90, Turner, ST., VS.. Douglas ct al; No 23l Open
heimer VS.. Buckley; No. 23s, Noonan vs. Tucker
ct al; No. 239, Copeland Ward: No. 2il, Havi-
lind VS.. McEuen No. 2i3, Homiler VS.. Inland
&c. CoAstng Company; No pa. Behrend's admin.
iStTatoTs VS.. PelletiGr ct al; No. 2i5 Ripley vs.
Davidson; No. 2i7, Mclntirc VS.. Williams; No. 2j3
Wilson vs. Salter ct all No. 255 Cooley VS.. Snlter ct
al; No. 256, rIouty vs., Archer: No. pol Thompson
VS.. Fulton No. 2G2, FlNcsch vs. Bicksler OF al; No
263. DOwney ct al. vs.. Arndes ct al.
Equity COurt-Justice MucArthur-No. H. Miller
VS.. Hopkins; No. 5, National Metropolitan Bank
vs. Johnson; No -, Welcler VS.. National Savings
Bank No !, Gilmore VS.. Chapman; No. %, sill VS.
sill; No. %, Willie VS.. Martin; No. %, MCGOWAN
VS.. Todd; No. IS Welsh VS., Murphy: No 30, Riddle
VS.. Wright; No. 80, Holland VS.. Holland.
Criminal Court-Justice Hagner-James Hayes
unlicensed bar; John FahenkopG Sunday bar I;
Augustus DOeher Sunday bar; Thomas Biggins
unlicensed bar; Henry Thompson, carrying con.
cealed weapons; DazenbrOk, unlicensed wagon /,
Bradley Thornton, obstructing street; Thomas
King, unlicensed bar; Robert ONeal unlicensed
bar; John O'Brien, unCcnsedI bar Bernard Con-
Yey, unlicensed bar.