National Republican., 1883-06-08
THE COURTS.
An Interesting Days Work Yesterday by
the Judiciary.
A Rrou1s1rtoN rRoM MAnY1ANn.,

the Judiciary.
REQUIsITtoN FROM MARYLAND,
A requistion was presented to Chief Jus
tice Cartier yesterday from Gov Hamilton, of
Maryland, by Mr.. Burlingame, agent for the
state, for Jane Davidge, colored woman,
charged with having stolen a watch, chain,
&C, valued at $50 in 1881. The chief justice
ordered her surrender, and she was taken TO
Annapolis last night
HABEAs CORPUS.
The writ of habeas corpus granted by
Judge Macarthur, Tuesday, on application of
Mrs. Sarah Sayre, directed to William b.
Sayre, commanding him to produce their
three children in court was served. He
acknowledged the custody of the children,
and had arranged for their care. Mr.. Charles
Pelham, his counsel, and Mr. Campbell Car
rington, who represents Mrs. Sayre, held n
consultation and agreed that Sayre should
surrender the infant to its mother and that
the hearing should go over until Saturday.
THE GRAND AND PETIT JURIEs.
The following jurors were drawn yesterday
for the June term Of the criminal court,
which will be convened Monday:
Grand Jurors-Augustus Burgdorf, 3l6
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Samuel l..
Mattingly, Fourteenth street road James j..
Kervand, 1000 Pennsylvania avenue north
vania avenue northwest Thomas Knowles,
1904 Thirty. second street northwest; l..
Heilbrun, 402 Seventh street; Ham Adams,
sos Seventh street; ]. S. Swormstedt, OPS L
street l. +. Harvey, 1913 Maryland avenue
southwest; j. T. Gadsby 1921 | street north
west G.. G.. Berging, 1878 + street north
west; f. d. Bowling, 316 Four-and-a-half
street southwest; w. S. Horton, 1913 ID street
northwest; l.. T.. White, 635 Louisiana ave-
nue.; G. Xander, OIL Seventh street; II. j.
Cawood, 503 Fourth street southeast; V. l..
Ramsburg, 1856 Thirty-second street north
west +. w. Willbuger, Terra Gotta; +. NJ.
Tyssowski, 702 Fifteenth street northwest
George s. Kraft, 1746 Pennsylvania avenue
r. l. Wood, 1893 l street southeast; Thomas
jefferson, 4iS street northwest Thomas l..
Riggs, of Riggs & Co.
Petit jurors. Blumer Il and Ninth
streets southeast; V. J. Becker, 1103 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest A. Severs 622
n street northwest; r. Il. Frey, 1880 Thirteth
street northwest; George i. Pyles, Union
town; Henry Bailey, 1914 Vermont avenue
northwest A, A. Marr, 605 Seventh street
northwest; X. ii. G.. Bouis, $40 Eleventh
street northwest; A. A. Wilson, 2000 q street
northwest; VI. william, 007 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; John Goldin, 813 X street
northwest; Thomas Somerville, ,3l6 Thirteenth
street northwest; Dorsey Clagett, $40 Market
Space; Charles Armor, 300 Ninth street
northwest r. w. Carter, Tennallytown road
w. W. Curtis, 1i01 Thirty-frst street north
west; w. b. II. Davis, sol Seventh street
northwest; Il. +. Simpson, 919 4 street north
west; ID. Nachman, 900 Eighth street south
east +. +. Mix, 1923 Thirty second street
northwest; ]. II. Wise, 92S G street south
west; +. T. Rawlings Arlington Insurance
company; +. McKnew, 1871 X street north
west; f. Caverly, 1925 New York avenue
o. ID. Hail. gas office; A. j. Jones, treasurer
Oak Hill cemetery.
THE LOTTERY CASE.
In the equity court yesterday morning the
case of Rodgers against Maj. Dye was heard
Messrs. Hunter q Chandler appeared for the
plaintiff, and Messrs Riddle & Forest for the
defendant. After the arguments were finished
the court took the matter under advisement.
On Tuesday bill was filed for possession OF
premises COZ Seventh street northwest, and tC
prevent defendant from interfering with
plaintiff in the enjoyment of the same. The
rule was made returnable yesterday, and Maj
Dye filed an answer in the nature of q
demurrer, denying that the plaintiff was
carrying on a lawful business that complaint
was made to him and he ordered the place
seized.
DIVORCE WANTED. FtIY
J. Amber Smith, as attorney for John H.
Lewis yesterday entered suit against Julia
Il. Lewis for divorce. They were married on
the fourteenth of October, 1875, by Rev. Will
lam Alexander, and two children have been
born to them. About two years ago the de.
fendant willfully deserted and abandoned
plaintiff and has lived apart since, He prays
the custody of the infant children.
ANSWER TO A wIFE's DIVORCE SUIT.
William w. White, through his attorney
r. Il. Greener, yesterday filed his answer tC
| his wife's suit for divorce, together with
cross bill. He denies the charges of deser
! tion, lack of maintenance, and adultery. III
the cross bill he charges her with desertion
| lewd, and evil conduct vile and viciou
| tempered, and having disgraced him in th
eyes of his neighbors; that she committed
adultery in the southwestern part of the city
that through her abandoned and vicious lif
her health was so impaired that she was con
fined in the insane asylum; that she wa
sentenced in the police court for stealing +
thirty days. He prays the dismissal Of hi
| wiie's suit, and asks that he be gxanted
divorce vinculo matrimoni.
THE RECORD.
Circuit Court-Judoe MdcArthur.-Tolman VI
| Phelps jury out. Milstead, jr, VS.. Melting; judg
ment by default; Knox, commissioner, VS.. rodd
administrator; fiat on sci ia. Keyman VS.. Hyncs
Judgment by default. Adjourned until to.day
Assignment unchanged.
Circuit C0urt-NtW Suts-Lewis vs.. Lewis; sui
for divorce; j. Amber smith, attorney for plain
Equity Comt-Judge James.-smith vs.. Smith
testimony before j.. ST. Clair Brooks examiner, ol
dered taken. Dallas vs.. Dallas; John Il. Norri
appointed guardian al litem. MCGOWAN VI
Shinn; reference to John b. Patterson by cOunsC
ordered. Eustrich vs.. Eustrlch; reference to Joh
| +. Reilly, examiner. to take proof. llersey "
IIersey; same. Shoemaker vs. shoemaker; Ole
of sale ratified nisi. Woodruff VS.. National She
and File company; hearing continued Ad
journed until to- day. Assignment unchanged.
RHEUMATIsM, disordered blood, general de
bllity, and many chronic diseases pronounce
incurable are often cured by Browns Iro