National Republican., 1883-01-13
THE LEGAL MILL.
what Was Ground out at the Various
Courts Yesterday.
uNITEn srArEs supREME couRT.

"int was Nrounu OWt At the various
Courts Yesterday.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The following business was transacted in
the supreme courS Of the United States yester.
day:
On motion of Mr. George willey, William
B. Sloan, esq of Santa Fc, n. NJ, was admit
ted TO practice.
No. 1Dl. James J.. Dickinson ct al, plain
tins in error, vs.. Thomas McClellamd admin
istrator, Sc. In error to the supreme court of
the territory of Htah. ON motion of Mr.. w.
II. Smith. dismissed with costs for stipulation.
No. 1885. The United States cX rel. Ward
Il. Burnett plaintiff IN error VS.. Henry VI.
Teller, secretary of the interior submitted
pursuant TO twentieth rule by Mr.. James II.
Vaudeville for the plaintiff in error, and bv
Solicitor General Phillips for the defendant
in error.
No. lis. Sarah and John Bousfcld, appel
lGuts, VS.. B. s. COgswell assignee, Cyc. Appeal
from the circuit court of the United States for
the northern district of Ohio. On motion of
Mr.. George Wiley, dismissed with costs per
stipulation.
No. 400 Henry A. Turner, plaintiff in error,
vs. The state of Maryland. Argument con-
cludcd by Mr.. John X. Cowon fOrthc plaintiff
in error.
40. 10. benjamin Hayden, appellant, vs.
Charles Manning. Argument commenced by
Mr.. !. H. Mitchell for the appellant and con-
tinucd by Mr.. George 4. King for the ap.
pcllcc. Adjourned until Monday next at IL
o'clock.
THREE WILLS FILED.
The will of Charles Perry, bearing date
oct Is, lS~2 was yesterday flied with the
register. The tcstntor leaves his interest in.
the firm Of lIcmpstonc < Perry TO Walter S
Perry to he held ~ trust by him for his
brother, Willie Perry, for life. The trustee 90
hold the principal in his own name, and pay
over the interest in scmi-aunual payments.
His interest in the firm Of IGcmpstonc * Perry
is TO be appraised, and either to be sold to
Snowdct l.. HGlnpsiunc lhis late partner) or
else sold al public auction, and the proceeds
invested in real estate or good securities for
the benefit of Willie Perry. The sum Of $500
is left to Willie Perry absolutely. Walter S.
Perry Is constituted sole executor.
The will Of Ann c. Carroll was also ycster-
day filed. The tcslator leaves the whole Of
her property, with certain exceptions, to her
sister, Maria G.. FitZhugh, in trust for the
tcstutriNs sisters, RcbeCCa and Jane and at
their deaths to distribute the same among
their heirs and the trustees The testatriX
directs that a suitable tombstone be erected
at the grave Of her nephew: that the sum of
Sl,2sj be paid TO the sisters of charity of St.
Joscph's academy, Maryland, for the board
and tuition of her granddaughter, Eiic A.
Burrit, and that she he graduated from the
turc and Observation-Disclosures to her sister, Maria
{. Fil2hugh who is appointed sole cXccutriN.
BY the will of Ernest Diclias, filed yestcr-
day, 800 each is left to st. AIary's church aud
st. Joscph's church for which masses are TO
he said TO his sister, Annie llcbsackcr - 200
in per cent. bonds ont of which she is TO
pay the aforesaid lcgaCics, and the balance to
be fo. her sole use She is nominated as OK
ecutriX.
RFSIFLT or TIM, COIORED ECANDAT.
William H. Matthews yesterday entered suit
against Isaac n. Cary, John II. Brooks. Henry
Johnson and Martha Alexander, claiming
$4,000 damages. The suit arises ont of the
alleged intimacy between Matthews and
Euretta Boscman, and which created quite
sensation in colorcd circles. The plaintiff
claims that the defendants conSpirCd to niure
his good name and good standing by ma
liciously circulating the story that he, being
an unmarried man, had kept certain woman
in his room all night, for which he claims
this salvc to his injured and wounded feelings.
ON motion of Mr.. Musscy, Philip q. Russell,
of the Connecticut bar, was admitted to prac
tiCc ut the district bar.
Lorn NJ. Saunders has filed bill in equity
against Saylcs j, Bowen Ct al to substitute q
new trucstcc upon lot T. square 7jl.
THE RECORD.
Probate Cout-Jus,icc HdgnCf.-Estatc ofThomas
Harper; petition for pToDnte of WILL VIII of Er.
to probate; bond fixed at II 500. Estate OF Alex
nndcr Eagleston Mary Ea ilesun appointed Hd-
ministratiN in bond OF 5000. Irene A. i. Dennis;
order dsmisslug petition requiring guardian TO
account WIZ Of Charles Perry; letters issued IN
bond OF S2j,OlO. viii ofJane 5. Boynon admitted
10 probate. In re Bclva 4. Lockwood guardian
to orphans of John NJ. Heck ctator is Martha
Heck TO show why petition OF guardian should
not be granted. Adjourned
EQUNH COiyi--JNtice HdgHu.-McGwin VS.. Nc
Gwin Thomas j. Fisher appointed receiver.
Lightoot vs. Bult; sales finally ratified Shoe
signmCut for t,-dNy.
cont IN BdRc-IHc Chiet Justice, Ju}t'cCs Coz and
JdmCy.-LCwis VS.. Kennedy; in hearing Ad-
juurncd til Monday. Assignment Ms. lO7, IS,
lOl, lO5, 1915 los, 100. no. III, aud llala.
circuit COUr-JHSttcs MdciHiur.-Shipmnn vs.
'Muga ity motion 10 file more specific narrative
ovcrrulcd, stiles VS.. Sclingcr bills OF exceptions
signed. Hall vs.. Inland, aud SoabOard Coasting
Col motion Tor new trial. Adjourned till to-day