National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-28
DISTRICT COURTS.

SUPREME COURT oE THE DISTRICT-CFIEF JUS
TICE CARTIER, AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND HAG-
der VS.. Standisll; Oh hearing.
Equity CoURT-JCSTICE COX.-MyerS VS.. Myers ::
vs. Ryan; Frank r Bfownns appointed guardian ad
litem. Glover Keller; IL G. FAINT appointed
trustee ordered to pay Sli339 to p. j. Darnee King
vs. Buckley: commissioner to take testimony in Kan
order returnable March l.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsrICE JAIEs-Frank Smith,
State Prison for one year. oscar Jackson burglary
and larceny; pleaded not guilty. Joseph Williams.
pretense; pleaded guilty; sentenced to the Auburn
state Prison for one year. John Young. embezzle
Prison for one year. Beverly Buckner second of
Tense petit larceny pleaded guilty. sentenced To the
Auburn State Prison for two years Henry Day,
beStiality; pleaded MOI guilty. Maria Fisher. alias
E a 9TgTy d iaTceny DREADED H n4t guilty.
Butler second Oese petit larceny; pleaded guilty;
Richard Murray, assault with intent to XIII Matthew
Do0leyi pleaded not guilty. john E. SpinkS, burglary
and larceny pleaded not guilty
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the pisric-Chief Justice Cartier
and Justices WILEY and Hagmer1No. 81. Quinn vs.
@ Sc s S T Do@r ass E Eer vs. E Lang
Griffith No So Waach VS.. Fairfield; No: 59, Capt.
t0rffvS Wheeler 40 60, McNair ' vs. Fay: No 81.
ElhaTt rs. Young: No s.. Morrison Sinister; No.
G5, Citizens National Bank VS.. Cailan.
Circuit Court-Justice MacArthur-No. 81. District
Of Columbia vs.. Forsythe; No. 23S's, Kennedy vs..
D.
Us. Simpson: No. I9I, GOOdhart DeWandelaer:
No. i9l, BaShIOrd vs.. Dunn administrator; No. 25i,
ShGber vs. Hill; No: 81 Behrend vs.. Hazel: No 254,
McElllgOt W. District of Columbia No. 255, Murray
ct n. Paine; No. 80 Roth Baltimore and PO-
tOrlaC Railroad Company No. 81. Wilson Catch
ell; No. Us. Central National Bank BramhaI
ct a.: No 21. Joachim CaVis; No 26, Lloyd VS..
Washington tiaSlight Company; No. d. Winnie VS..
Curtin; No :i2r- First National Bank vs.. Shepherd:
M 263. Herlihy VS.. District of Columbia; No. :64
kimmell ct al VS.. District of Columbian; No 265,
StTaining VS.. Cumberland No. 266. DAILY Seaboard
CoaSting Company; No. 26L, Movers VS.. Martin: No.
.65, Horton vs. Morgan; No. 259 Moses vs.. Gregory;
No ga, Tenney- trustee, Cabe; No 27l, Bailey
District of Columbia; No. %, Hayward Il Hutchin-
son rs. Bailey; No 2I3, Newbold d Son vs. YOungS;
No. "a, Lyme Downing; No. is, Kline Barber
& Dean; No. - Thwing ct al Dean ct al; No. So.
lbrey Barber ct al, receivers; No 81, Gray
Barber ct a., receivers No. 3d. Reed Barber e al,
receivers.
Equity COurt-JuStice CoX.-No. p, Kerngood vs.
GuSdorf; No p, Rowe vs.. Todd.
personal violence TO a policeman: Henry Williams,
second Offense petit larceny; Truman Ross. William
S8ei and BERTHE King grand larceny James Gallian,
grand larceny: John Cole alias Captain Jack"
ond ofiense petit larceny; Frank Smith. grand lar
ce3y: HoratlO MaTyman, assault: Club Jackson,
larceny; Daniel McCutchen and Daniel Long, petit
larceny: Ad0lphuS Woodward, policy: John Jennings,
assault: Benjamin Brown, larceny: John Toomey.
mayhem: Lewis w. Wayman. personal violence upon
= policeman