National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-17
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION No. 1-JUsTICE MAC
Acknowledgement VS.. Kengla; judgment by default
TOlman vs.. Phelps; motion for new trial on eNcep
tions. Phelps vs.. Tolman; same motion. Forrest VS.
Wilson: motion for bill of particulars overrued
ton for medical examination of plaintiff by Dr. Mer
riman and Lincoln, at the expense of the railroad
Company vs.. United States Home and Dover Asso
citation; sent over to the next term. Morrison VS.
Rutherford Judgment of December Is, 1850, to stand
subject to modification made on trial. Connell VS.
Nanderwerken; motion for Judgment Oh referees
Hume & Co. vs.. Stafford; Judgment Notwithstanding
plea. Hooper & Son VS.. Cheed; motion to reject
motion for trial refused. Curtin Douglas; bill
of exceptions signed: bond fixed at $50. Smith d
Wimsatt vs. Faunce; Judgment by default. Barber &
Co. VS.. Peoples Savings Bank; bill of exception:
signed. CyIner vs. Vandenburgh; judgment by de
fault
CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION No. 2-JUSTICE HAG-
NER.After thanking the jurors the court discharged
motions and settle bills of exceptions.
EQUITY COURT-JUsTIcE Cox.-Cook VS.. Cook
rule on defendant retuTnable January 49, SPldner &
Co. vs. Kaufman: restraining order discharged anC
injunction refused. Hoffman Holtzman; com
mission to select guardian ad liteIn appointed. Brod
ericz VS.. Wynne; pro confesso against wynne. Nit
chell vs. HarkneSs ct al pro confesso against defend
ant Mitchell Floyd Floyd; airnony at SIS pei
month allowed Hilton VS.. Hilton; dismissal of bill
With costs Nsi fSd ct al VS. Cony A Nailor IT.
include the setting aside and annulIing of all the deed
tees advertised TO sell real estate.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JUSTICE JAMES. WaymaT
Brooks larceny; arragned and plead not guilty
tent 10 kill; arraigned and plead not guilty. Home,
Miller, assault with intent to kill: plead guilty sen
fenced TO the penitentiary for two years. Isaal
Brown, bigamy; arraigned and plead not guilty
William H. Payne alias Henry Payne, second Offens,
of petit larceny plead guilty, sentence 10 the peni
Tertiary for eighteen months Samuel Vodeny, CRANE
larceny arraigned and plead not guilty, second of
Tense of petit larceny, same plea. James Davis
burglary and larceny arragned and plead not guilty
Christopher Montgomery second offense of petit lar
ceny; plead guilty sentence to the penitentiary TO
eighteen months. John Toomey, mayhem: arraignet
and plead not guilty. John Toomey, manning; ar
raigned and plead net guilty. His Honor requested
Justice Wye to hold the court to-day and during thi
week.
Supreme Court fthe Observation-Disclosures Carte
and Justices Wylie and MacArthur.-No.1 II, Smith
Wright. No. Is Lemont vs. W. & &. r. r. Co.; No. 81
Strait VS. Strait: No. a. Schell Ebert; No 3d. Arm
strong VS. Williams; No 81, Embry H0vey; No. IS
Mcpherson, VS.. Lowell; No. 80 Draper VS.. Alexander
No 30, Hurdle Collins; No f0ls, Wiesenfeld, Steil
& Co. VS.. HeIzeI; No Il, McBair VS.. McBair: No. q
Jaffray Grant; 49,. I. s. & L. Co vs. Holden
No. H. Mccormick VS.. +. 5. d T. Co.; No 40, Murra!
Ager.
Equity Court-Justice Cox.-No. q, Robinson VS.
Shoemaker; No. IS, Cooley vs.. Kennedy; No. II
Nailor vs. Conley; No. 81 Brown vs.. District of Co
luInbia; No. %, Flanagan VS.. Snow; No. 8
Mcnamara vs. SheckelS; No. IS, McLain vs. Bal
ley: No. 81 Thompson vs. Poulson: No. IS Hawle!
VS.. Davis No. 30, Rowe Todd: No. a, Willett VS.
NaylOr.
Criminal Court-Justice Wylie.-John Silas Marshal
Tollu of lanes JobnSOn