National Republican., 1883-02-01
LOTS OF LAW.
Not Much In the Supreme hut Consider
able In the Local Courts.
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SUPREME COURT.
In tho United States supreme court ycster.
day p. NJ. Babcock, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was admitted TO practice The below-enum.
Grated cases were then called:
No. l61. Cassius H. Read, plaintiff in error,
against the city of Plattsmouth, Neb. Argu-
ment concluded.
No. 1853. Peter f. Kendall, appellant,
against the United States. Argued in behalf
of the appellant, aud submitted on printed
briefs by the solicitor general for the United
States.
No. 169. Charles IT, Marshall ct al, appel
lants, against tho steamship Adriatic. Argu-
ment commenced. Adjourned.
CERTIFICATES or INCORPORATION FILED.
w. j. McCord, II. b. Avery, and j. +. Lip-1
hard, as incorporators of the National FrcE
School Advocate company, have filed n certify
cato of Incorporation with the recorder NJ
deeds. Tho capital is fixed at 5000. 1Hof
object of the incorporation is the publcaM ne
of u journal in Washington in the ntGroS1iOn
the public schools. Nts of
certificate of the election of M
George A. McIlhcnpy, jeremiah c. Nessrs.
Martin Kelly, NJ. r. Thorp, Robert AHAllen,
Joseph G. Pearson, Lewis u. Wine Nrmour,
Stewart, and A. Webster as trustcGN waiter
Western Presbyterian church was iIs ot thc
the recorder of deeds yesterday. led with
THE wiFE's REsPoNsEX
Tho defendant in the divorcN
tutcd Tuesday by Pierce MacDgH suit insti-
Mary Macdonald filed her answ Nnald against
through her solicitor Mr. A. KXor yesterday
put in q cross-bill, asking divgW. Browne, and
She charges that he has often Mrce from him.
treated her dGscrting her fIMbcaten and ILL
times leaving her acknowledgements, some
her on July, g, 1Ss2. She M and finally left
committing adultery withHohargcs him with
Felicia NOss in house 12lLM Laura Clark aud
rented and furnished ahoLWi ID street that he
and once procured an aHise for fcllca Noss,
prnys for "A full diyorccXbortion on her. She
rcsuming her maiden M for the privilege of
for counsel fees and costWname of Hacket, and
ALLEGED IMHs'
The cases of CharlxFEGAL ARREST
Neil against ChristiNes Coleman and William
fore the court in gVin Heurch, on trial be-
responsibility of a Weneral term, involve the
the charge made Mprosccuting witness where
and Neil were ar Us not sustained Coleman
charge of larcenyMestcd some time ago on the
quilted of tho X from Heurich, and were ac-
They allego thJWhargcs in the police court.
Hcurich, and tNMt the arrest was due to Mr..
arrest ColcnLXey sued for damages for Illegal
on the first tMFAn was awarded $50 damages
found for dcGXial, and on Ncil's suit the jury
appealed on IYendant. Coleman and Neil then
in progressN exceptions, and the trial is still
Tho vilI TWO WILLS FILED.
day withE of August Koch was filed yester-
to his hAthc register of wills. 1t leaves 500
daughtHfadopted daughter, Emma Kohler,
ance olEr9f his brother-in.law, and the bal
and h1H his estate to his wife, Barbara Koch,
Mrs Var heirs. 1t names Edward Droop and
EdtsSoch as executors.
1t lHward Taylor's will was filed yesterday.
strgtpeaves all his property, No. 1919 Twelfth
wiVtet northwest, to his wife, Victoria Taylor,
Hehout reservation or limitation.
VIZ ]. G. Kimball, solicitor for complainants
Ihas filed u bill in equity for Paris Walker,
SAlbert G. Walker, and Harriet Sharp to COM
pei William t. Kimmell, Andrew j.
Kimmell, Frank Kimmcl, Mary L. S.
Kimmell, Mary A. S. Kimmell, Jas. p,
Willett, and Robert Willctt to show the
amount of rents received from the property
on lot 16, square 491, and that said lot be
sold and the proceeds thereirom be equally
divided among the parties.
BAILIFTs APPOINTED.
Jacob o. Miller, of South Washington, and
Matthew McCully, of i street, near Second
northwest, were appointed bailifls yesterday
by Marshal McMichael to fill the vacancies
made by Fred Douglass jr., and DIR. Il. g.
Dorsey'S designations. The appointments are
said to be excellent ones.
ADMIRAL AULIcK's PERSONAL PROPERTY.
An inventory of the personal estate of the
late J. Wiley Aulick was returned to the pro-
bate court yesterday by his administrators
The personality amounts to $96,563.33.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Samuel L. Lewis, administrator of Thomas
Lewis, deceased, has, through his attorney
Mr.. w. L. Mattingly, brought suit against
William II. and Edward Baldwin, heretofOr,
known as the Baldwin Brothers, ON an action
for debt
Windsor G. Ford, through their attorney
Mr.. Ford, have brought suit against Charlie:
L. Davis on notes for $780,
THE RECORD
Supreme Court IN General Tcrn-C2ef Jnstin
Curiter and justices Hdgner and Cor.-Colema1 arC
Neil Heinrich; argued by Cole for plaintiff anC
Mattingly for d. defendant; M argument ] 70 be r! re-
morning. Assignment unchanged.
Circuit Court-Justtce MdcArthtT. Kengla VS.
Randall judgment confessed Strong VS., District
of Columbia; restored to calendar. Lansburgh 4
Bro. VS.. McMahon; settled. Denmead VS.. Dent
two cases of calendar. Johnson VS.. Douglass
SsSSc o%S Hy FGa aT H
o. q, q a. 20, 49, 7O1a a. 7S ~ so, el' e2 81
trustee allowed to receive deferred payments II
advance. Young VS., Walsh testimony ordered
taken in sixty-ilve days. Adjourned until th
morning at 1880. No assignment.
Probate C0urt-JuStice JdmeS.--Will of Noble John
son filed, and petition of Noble Johnson for letter
filed and order of publication made, WIN of JOIN
J.. Crutchett admitted to probate and letters tesa
mentary issued to Amos Johnson, bond $1,000
Estate Of Emil Alexander, Withdrawal of objection
10 claim of Mrs. Tompkns's administrator filed
Koch filed. VIII of Edward Taylor filed. Estate
of John NJ. Lyon, order dismissing cayeGt and di
Iecting letters to issue to Alonzo j. Morse, bon'
$500 In 10 Henry B. FitZhugh, u minor, orde
authorizing guardian to send wards to school ant
reyoking order for investment.
=, Criminal Goa,t-Justtce HNte.-United States VS.
Thomas J. Brady and others continued.
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