The daily gazette., 1882-06-21
HON YEsrERpAY
D 5. CIEpUIE CouRr.


Of the June Term This Morning
-Casea Continued-The Reybold Case TO
be Argued This Afternoon.
The United States Circuit Court opened
this morning at 10 o'clock, with Judge Brad
ford on the bench. The courtroom was
well filled, most of those present being
jurors summoned TO try the cases
The traverse jury was called by Clerk
Smith, and all answered to their names ex-
cept the following Alfred Kirk, left the
State Thomas W. Wilson, excused John
Cullen, deceased Henry Slaughter, failed
to make the train John w. Maull, George
w. Lackey, excused William R. Rcshwell,
In Colorado.
After the Jury had been called the trial
list was taken up. The cases of Gordon
Mckay vs. William II. Lanbson, were dis
continued. The case of Anthony Reybold
VS.. The New York and Baltimore Trans
portation Line was continued until this
afternoon in order to argue before Justice
Bradley of the U. s. Supreme Court.
Case of Thomas @. Hambly VS.. junction
q Breakwater Railroad Company was
passed owing to the parties not being ready
for trial. Case Of Wharton et. al, execu-
tors OF Francis r. Wharton, deceased, VS..
Abel s. Small was continued, owing TO
George Massey, Esq, counsel for defense,
not being ready for trial. Case of Gavit "
Blair vs.. Pusey, Jones IL Company for. in
junction and damages was, on motion of s.
A. Macallister, Esq, counsel for plaintiffs,
continued, and rule issued that the par
ties shall take testimony upon 10 days
notice and be ready for trial at the next
term.
In the case of Mills g. Combs VS.. Will
liam 8. Bullock, injunction and damages !;
Benjamin Nields, Esq, counsel for defend
ant, stated that counsel for both sides had
agreed that the respondent should close his
testimony by July 10, and the complainants
by August /. He asked that peremptory
rule be issued to that effect so that that the
case may be ready for trial at the October
term. The rule was issued.
In the case of Gordon Mckay, trustee, VS..
Charles Baird, Henry s. McComb, and
Patrick Monaghan, on motion of Benjamin
Neilds, Esq, of counsel for the defendants
the eomplainants bill was dismissed.
Cases of Asahel Emigh, VS.. the Harlan &
HOlingsworth Co., and Same VS.. the Jack
son & Sharp Co., for injunction ant
damages, were continued to await the resul
of a case similar IN nature, now being trieC
in the Supreme Court.
Case of Francis A. Stevens against tht
same parties, same action, was continued Oh
the same grounds as the above.
CBe of Elihu Hall s. Co. vs.. Bucking
ham & Co., was ON motion of G. b. Lore
Asol IOHtlnuCu HuAbu bhhlliS ltk-
timony. Rule issued To be ready for trial
at the October term.
At 11.30 O'Clock court adjourned until
this afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock, when argu-
Inent in the Reybold case will commence.
AFTERNOON sRssIoN--REYBoLD CASE POST
PoNED.
At the afternoon session argument was
heard in the case of Anthony Reybold as.
The New York and Baltimore Transporta-
tion Line, on motion made by defendent's
counsel for continuance. The counsel IN
this case are, for the defense Hon. T. f.
Bayard and George Gray of this city, Thomas
X. Clendenin, Esq, of Baltimore, Alexan-
der Evans, Esq, Of Elkton, and Mr.. Cad
wallader of Philadelphia; for the plaintiff
George II. Bates, Levi G. Bird, and Edward
G.. Bradford, Jr., Esqs.
The motion was granted and the case was
postponed until next term.
The defendant was ordered to pay costs OF
the witnesses, to be taxed by the district
judge.
Counsel for the defense were granted per-
mission to file amended pleas making more
explicit the route of the Baltimore & New
York transportation Company.