National Republican., 1880-03-24

son VS., Thomas; defendants death suggested and
case continued Lnnsburgh Bro. VS.. PAYNE; YER
dict for plaintiff for sl2l5O interest and costs.
Gordon vs.. Boston; plaintiff called and suit dis
missed, DHcrvilly VS.. Peterson verdict for plain
TIM for S72SSl samucls VS.. Luckelt judgment for
deiend0nt for sj5.Sl and costs.
EQUITY COURT JUSTICE HAGNER, - shuttle.
botham VS.. Shutllcbotham ratification OF sale nisi
ordered Frain VS.. Frain; payment OF elimony,
graph Company VS.. Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
Company and American Union Telegraph Com
pany; leave to amend compainants bill granted,
and hearing on application for injunction III prog
ress.
CRIMINAL CounT-JusTrcE JAMEs.-Rouben Rob.
inson, assault on Officer Acton; Withdrew plea OF
not guilty and entered one Of simple ASSAULT fined
S. and costs. Albert Smith, alias Butler, second
ouense petit larceny; pleaded guilty; sentenced to
the, penieniory. Isaac Finion malicious trespass;
guilty; fined $50 and costs. Thomas Holmes, petit
larccnyi nOlle pros. entered
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT CH1EFJUsTlCE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYfIE-No. 90, Connolly VS..
Lawrence; ", Hamilton VS. Clover 9) Fitzhugh VS..
M MGasIkdinsi " Coylo vs. Davis 9s Hume VS.. Brown;
W, blllyVs. Smith: 100 Campbell vs.. DObson lO2I2
Berry VS. Berry ct al lp5, United states VS.. Thomp.
son; lO6, Vandenburg W. Gordon.
CincuiT coURT No. 1--JysTICE MAcARrHun.-No.
$50 Cook vs. Gibson; 36j, Wollard VS.. Finch ct ux.;
81, Quinn VS. District ofColumba; 27l. Varnoll VS..
Naylor $50, King VS.. Smith ct ALL i37. Swan VS..
Dnsen6TSek ~ Al Wanamnnker Co; vs. m nuWR!IeTi
nell ct all 4i0, Smith VS.. NIilard i5i, Lereh VS..
Reissner ct nl; 1853, Finch VS.. Douglass; 49, Brown
el u VS. Saller CT ul, 90 SeluCr " Son vs. DeOcI
ct nj.
CIRCUIT Court No. 2-JusTIcE Cox-No. 176
Hyatt VS.. Tuttle; 3SG, johnson VS.. taunGe; 3Sl
Bond, president etc, VS.. Bramhall ct nl 356 Ward
VS.. Watts e. Ogden; 570l5, Gordon VS.. Corkhill &
Kendrick; 57i Dawson vs. Reilly; 5s2, Bonds, exc
cutor, vs. Fowler; 5s Nalle VS.. Faunce $50, Alex
andor VS.. Jacobs 5SS, Bigolow VS.. Fugitt ct ali 800
Burnett ct al vs. Bubcock 592, Hoffman VS.. May;
5g, Cullinane vs. Blumenbcrg 500, Perreard vs..
Cohen; sos. Hansell VS.. Samstag; 600, OBrien ys.
District of Columbia COZ. Behrend VS.. Arnold; COG
Altmard d Co. vs. Douglass: COS, Kennedy VS.. La-
mon; Gi0 Sinclair Va Washington G Georgetown
Railroad Company; Gl2 Smith VS.. DOughcrty ct al.
Gil, Smith VS.. Hammond ct al; GIG, Pratt VS.. Terry
ct al; 6lS, Hardy VS.. Prinde; go, Hills, Boyd
Co. vs. Clark & Co.; G22, Boyer VS.. Hewitt & Fol
lansbee. GA. Williamson VS.. Church, 626. Robertson
| vs.. MoDonald 62S, Worfeld & Kemper vs.. Molng
| $50, May vs. Smith.
EQuIrY CoURT-JusTIcB HAGNEH.-No. II, Cahill
vs. Cahil 90 Golfer VS.. McAnally; 81, Flanagan VS.
Snow 22 Peugh VS.. Leitch; 20, Castell VS.. Laws
| %, limerick VS.. Dorsey: 26 Wright VS.. Pattcrson
%, Zanzlngcr VS.. Zantzluger 20, Arundel VS.. I'M
| lay; 20, Joyce vs. Joyce,
| CRIMINAL CoURT-JusTICE JAMEs.-Joseph Patch
assault and battery; Joseph Thomas, keeping gam
bling house: Ida Whitney violation of the internal
| revenue law; David $. Townsend, assault and bat
| terry Joseph 0Brien, assault; Ralph Orr, assault
with intent to kill. james Tally, nuisance; Maria
Shea and John Shea, assault; William Bruner, lar
cclly; John C.. Cox, embczzlemcnt