National Republican., 1883-03-28
BEFORE THE BAR.
What Business was Transacted in the Various
Legal Tribunals Yesterday.
Cases Heard I'm the United states Supreme
Court-The Local Courts.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

UNITED STATES SUPREME NOURIs
The following business was transacted in
tEo supreme court of the United States
yesterday:
On motion Of Mr. Solicitor General Phillips,
Green B. Raum, esq, of Golconda, ILL.,, was
admitted TO practice.
No. 1887. Tho United States, appellant, VS..
Charles Mitchell. Advanced and assigned for
argument with No. 203.
No. 1893. The District of Columbia, plaintiff
in error, VS. The Washington Market COM
pany. Argument concluded.
No. 2O9 Samuel r. Williams, appellant VS..
Il. l.. Jackson ct al, and No. 4S2, B. l.. Jack
son ct al, appellants, VS.. Jennie X. Stickney,
administrative. &c. Argued.
No. 2l0 John l.. Merriam, appellant, VS..
The United States. Argument commenced.
Adjourned until Thursday at II o'clock.
GRAND JURY pREsENTMENTs.
The grand jury yesterday presented in
dictmcnts, besides those against Gen. Brady
and ex-senator Kellogg mentioned elsewhere,
against William Townshend, larceny; Chas.
White, housebreaking in the night: Wat But
Icr and George Butler, housebrcaking, three
cases Henry Scott, the same; George But
Ter, Edward johnson, and John Hudson,
housebrealing.
ARRAIGNED FOR FORGERY.
David Il. Smith was arraigned before JUS
tiCc HagnGr in tho special criminal court
yesterday upon the charge of forging the
name of w. Il. Brown TO two notes payable at
Lewis Johnson's bank two indctmcntsl, and
which he disposed of. He pleaded not guilty.
TRIAL OF HARBOUR.
Tho trial of Joseph Harbour, indicted for
receiving stolen property, was resumed in the
special criminal court yesterday Many prom
incnt citizens were present. The case was
argued TO some length by MIR. Charles 5.
Moore, assistant district attorney, and Mr.. G..
Maurice. Smith for the defendant. The jury
returned verdict Of guilty of receiving stolen
property valued less than So. The other
cases against Harbour were set for Thurs
day.
DUCKING CLUB INCORPORATED.
A. A. ,Biruey, John Irwin, NJ. A. Tappan,
w. w. Boarman A. S. Bryan, and w. Il. Bur-
ford yesterday filed articles of incorporation
for the West End Ducking club"
A MECHANICS LEM.
w. G. jerks & Co. yesterday filed q me-
ChaniG's lcin against Lucy AmeS OH south half
of original lot 15 in square 3I5, for the sum
of $40, for labor upon and material furnished
in erecting furnaces, &c.
THE RECORD.
Supreme Court IN General Term Chief Justice Cart
Ter aud justices HagHcr and Cor.-S2, Butler vs..
Scott argument completed and case submitted.
Adjourned until to-day. Assignment unchanged.
Equity COur--Jnstice Cor.-No. s,i9S WOrthing-
Ton VS.. Randall; g. c. BOden appointed guardian
adlitem. silS, Ware vs. Ware testimony before
J. H.. McNaey ordered taken. S4Ol, Boston ys.
Lewis; pro COnfesso VS.. certain defendants I17i,
Mason VS. Bryan; deposition allowed to be used
befure auditor. S,lSl, Sommerschmidt VS.. Fugitt
w. j. Miller appointed guardian al litem. S,4S2,
Cain W. Cook; Matte j. Lawrence appointed
trustee under the will S,l2l, Oerlley ys. Oertley
Clarence Ridglcy appointed guardian ad litem.
S,12i, Shoemaker VS.. Campbell Annie P. oertley
appointed guardian ad ltem. Same VS.. same
Annie Il. Allen appointed guardian ad Item. Ad
iourncd until to.d day to hear orders only
Special Criminal Term.-Joseph Harbour receiv-
ing stolen property; verdict, guilty OF receiving
continued until Thursday s.. David r. Smith
arraipged and pleaded not guilty for forging note
for $50. William James ;housebreaking in night
case on trial.
Circuit court Ne,D SuitS.-Henry Kline VS.. Mary A.
Lawlen, subcontraclors lien for S202: Leon To-
brines attorney for plaintiff, Barbour 4 Hamilton
Miller attorneys for plaintiff.