National Republican., 1882-12-19
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A Pair OF Accessories Plead Not Guilty
The Court Record.
ACCESSORIES HELD.

In the criminal court Patrick McNulty and
James Reynolds were arraigned for being ac-
cessories, before the fact, 10 II rape committed
by Maurice COnnors, and pleaded not guilty.
They were indicted as principals and con-
viCted under the indictments of being acces-
sorics before the fact, the punishment being
the same for both Oiicnses, but owing to this
technicalty the sentence was set aside and
new Indictment found. Mr., II. II. Wells, .ir,
counsel for McNulty, asked that his client be
rel cascd on personal bonds. The court
thought the request was a decidedly cool one.
Mr.. Charles Pelham on behalf of Reynolds
said there was no case and the court knew it,
The case would never be tried, and a nollc
pros. would be entered. Judge Wylie said
now that counsel had pressed him, he would
say that there was a good case, and he would
hold the defendants in 81 900 bonds each.
ATTORNEYS FEES.
Judge Hagner yesterday passed an order
for large sum in the equity court. In the
case of Raoul against Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
the plaintiff recovered $4,000. The suit was
brought for services rendered Mrs. Gaines in
New Orleans as counsel in certain lawsuits,
and the litigation grew out of the settlement
Of that claim.
GENERAL NOTES,
Charles Lilly, with several aliases one of
the Fleming safc-blowers, yesterday with
drew his appeal to the court in banC and was
sentenced to Erie for eight years.
Suit has been entered by f. p. May & Co.
and others against the United American and
European stone, marble, tile, and paint COM
pany for a receiver to collect the assets and
pay the complainants their claims.
The case of James T.. White and Others
against James H. Hilton was commenced in
the circuit court yesterday. The suit is for
the possession of part of lot !, square ITO.
THE RECORD.
Equity Court-Justice Hdgner.-Moore VS.. Harri-
son; sale ordered, j. G. Payne and L. II. Thomas,
trustees, to sell. Rnoul vs. Gaines; decree ior
complainant for $1,000. Addicks vs. Addcks;
in thirtyfve days. Adjourned until day. AS
sgnmentS unchanged.
Circuit Court-JuStice MdcArthur.-Achison Har
den, jr, VS.. Day ct al; verdict for plaintiff, one
cent damages. Williamson VS.. Hill plaintiff to
pay SO attorneys fees, and leave to amend in
twenty days. Albermare bank vs. Boone; de-
fendant called aud judgment. White VS.. Hilton
trial. Adjourned until to-day. Assignments Nos.
14i, lbs, 1iG. 49, l5O, Il, 15S, 1u3 and 20.
Court in Bdnc-7he Chiet Justice Justices Cor and
Jdmts.-Blunt VS.. Hart; settling term OF II decree.
United States ex rel Burnett VS.. Teller; penalty OF
bond for writ of error, 500. Geger vs.. United
hearing Adjourned till to-day. Assignments
Nos. 81, 60, 60, Go, 1917, Co. 10. II, ~ and 70.
Criminal Court - Justice Hytie.- Patrick Nc
Nulty and james Reynolds accessories before the
fact to rape; arraigned and plead not guilty !;
bail fixed ut 81 900 each. Margaret Ford alias
Maggie Ford second otiense, petit larceny; pleads
not guilty; bail fixed at $500. George Hawkins
property to Fayette W. Darne. John W. Dorsey
OF al, conspiracy, Adjourned till to- day.