National Republican., 1883-06-18
BEFORE THE BAR.
Another Indictment Against Brady--0ther In
diCtments by the Grand Jury.
Large Amount or Legal business Trans
acted In the Various Courts Saturday.
1NnrcrMrNrs BY TIE GRAND Jury.

Kynch, alais Caw Lynch, John White, Thomas
Dunn, and Murray, larceny. Thomas Dunn
and Thomas Stell, larceny; Joseph Il. Sher-
wood and Francis Hunting, alias Roxey, lar
ceny; Thomas Dunn, RoDt Murray, alias
Johnson, and Danl. Scubner, larceny; Thomas
j. Brady, receiving money for services in re-
lation TO n star route contract The grand
jury then made their formal report, stating
that they had visited the jail and found
everything in good shape. They were then
thanked and discharged. Lator they pre-
sented the foreman, Mr. Alexander Leading
ham, with an ivory and gold mounted whip,
and Mr.. Cassn, the clerk, an elegant fishing
ing outfit complete.
THE DE FRoUvGLLE CASE.
II will bc remembered that De Frouville,
who shot his wife and then himself on Capitol
hill some timo ago, had made an application
for n divorce previous to the shooting. On
Saturday the formal entry of the dismissal OF
the case was made.
WILLIAM LILLEY's WILL,
The will of the late William Lilley was
filed Saturday. lie directs that his body be
cremated and what then remains to be buried.
To Margaret Carroll, his houseke per, he
gives $1,000 in value of paintings, TO be fixed
by appraisemont. TO Thomas j. Crittendon
is left tho painting called Lockness Scot
land" The rest of the estate goes to his
children,
MOTHER WANTS HER CHILD.
Judge Wylie on Saturday granted q writ of
habeas corpus returnable the same day, and
when returned the case was postponed until
Saturday next, when IL will be heard. The
writ was granted on petition of Mrs Sarah A.
Mexican, who seeks to regain her child, a
girl, who is held at the reform school. The
child was put there until her mother could
take care of IL, and when she demanded its
return the superintendent refused.
THE CASE OF RERDELL.
In the criminal court on Saturday Mr.. NJ. L.
Morris, law partner of Judge McrriCk, ap-
poared, and asked that Montlort G.. Rerdell,
who pleaded guilty in the late star route trial,
be allowed to change his plea to not guilty, rs
that course would be agreeable to the counsel.
Judge Wylie asked il Rerdell was in court
and being informed that he was not the case
was continued until to-day. Mr.. Morris said
that the government intended TO nolle pros
the plea. Judge Wylie advised him to enter
an arrest of Judgment and consult authorities.
THE CIRCUIT COURT TO CLOSE THIS WEEK.
Judge Macarthur gave notice on Saturday
that he would close the circuit court next
Saturday until after the summer months.
ANOTHER INDICTMENT AGAINST BRADY.
The grand jury on Saturday presented an
other indictment against Gen. Brady for ille-
gally receiving fec while second assistant
postmaster general. The charges are that
he awarded to J. b. Price the contract. on
route No. 30,126 from Socorro, N. NJ, to Sill
yer City, N. NJ, for carrying the mail seven
times week for Si1,5s2 per annum. 1t is
also charged that Gen. Brady received 81 ,250
for awarding the contract.
CAPT. GRANTS CASE.
In the case of the Mutual Phoenix Life In
surancc company vs.. Grant the court in gen.
eral term on Saturday made decree that
unless Mr.. Grant, before Aug. lB, 1883, pays
or brings into court $50, 0,320.07, with interest
on $2G5, ,20209 from May l, 1882, until paid,
together with the complainants cost of the
suit, the following real estate lots l. g. 4, 3,
q, 7,S, g. TO- IL, IL, II, 49, II, and 49, square 76O
known as Grant row, OH East Capitol street,
be sold, provided that, If Mr.. Grant within
the time named, pay or bring into court the
principal and interest found by the auditor
10 be due on any one or more of the lots from
May /, 1852, the lot or lots shall be withheld
from sale Mr.. b. II. Warner is appointed
trustee to sell, and is to file with the clerk of
the court n bond in the sum of $4,000 for
the faithful performance of his duty. The
property is to be sold at public auction after
having been advertised in ono or more news
papers of this district for three weeks. The
terms are one-fuurth cash and the balance in
six, twelve, and eighteen months, the notes
bearing interest from the date of sale. A
deposit of $500 will bo required Of the pur-
chaser of each as additional security for the
deferred payments. The net proceeds shall
be credited in the amount of Mr.. Grants in
debtedness, and tho complainant shall recover
Of the defendant the balance, with interest,
and shall have execution as at law, and the
defendant is to pay the costs Of the cause.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE CRIMINAL COURT.
The assignment for the criminal court will
be kept each day in the clerk Office for the
benefit of lawyers.
CONSTABLE APPOINTED,
Thomas p. Hinelue was on Saturday ap-
pointed a constable by the court in banc.
JUDGE wYLIE AND THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Judge Wylie will run the criminal court
until July IL, when he will take his vaca-
tiOn.
THE RECORD.
Circuit Court--Judge MdcArhUr.-Mo VS.. How
gate and United states ys. Howgate; Judgment OF
condemnation against Wymun aud personal in
tho Fourteenth street house. Gait b. os VS.. HOsker
Judgment by default same vs. Eslern et al; leave
-Wem To amend declaration. Worthington VS.
kehley motion to strike ont declaration granted
C,oudncn VS. Gillian motion to dismiss granted
Johnson vs., Field order for commission TO take
SIT aside judgment denied. kepp VS.. Petz; mo-
ton ior Judgment granted. Kngey VS., William
soa; mo.ion for Judgment granted appeal taken
Gruyson IL Cain VS. Schooler; motion for Judgm gmenl
OvcIguled, Mcbride vs. Fletcher; new trial re-
fused. Edmgnslon ~ Son VS.. Gilberti motion u
allowed to join issue. CrandrlPs administrators
VS.. District of Couinbiai new trial refused. Ad
jUurned until to-day. Assignment unchanged.
Faulty COtTt-JudGe Jtumcs.-Brown and Brown
reference TO auditor 10 report on partition. Down
ham VS. lellyi payment TO q, W.. Ulter9ehle or
dered Same vs.. same; substitution Of trustee
ordered. Adjourned until to-day. Assignment
unchanged.
to-day: Jennie Wood, larceny Amerlcus Murray
bawdy hon'c; Lnr Cohen, assault Dennis liar
rIs, selling merchandise on Sundayi Charles D.
Baur, assault; James 4. tarberry, receiving stOlea
properly; Patrick McCann, receiving stolen prop
cuy; larlCk sullivan, assault; William Charl'
ton larceny jacob Levi and simon Levi, assault
Maria hawkins buwdy house,
ITGbqt9 CJUTi-JUdge JdmcS--Will of William
lilley flied and proven. Estate of George A :
corn, late Of Howard county, Md; order appoin,
ing William 4, Linn administrator on bond o
500 WIN of William ii, Herbert fully proven.
Iu To w, II, Woodward, guardian; order making
un allowance for clothing for work. Estate O
Virginia Tuyor; demurrer filed by Conway Rob
inson, jr Estate of George y, Hopkins; final no
ti,p sued to samuel g. Raub appointing July !;
for settlement Estate OF John W, starr; order o
publication made. Estate of John w. Hagau
irltels OF administration issued to samuel II. Bono
oculor allowed 10 accept payment ON account o
noe Of Martin. In re John Is. Brown; order o
appointment as guardian to Charles +. Brown
bind 5000. In re William Barnes; order Of ap
u inlment of Sarah A, Barnes mini,tTatrx, bone
5000 Estate of Belinda Kondrupi August Potter
sen appointed guardian TO orphan children, bone
5000, Estate of James Cross William X. Lap
ham appointed administrator bond s6OOl. VII
of Cornelius COhan or Crowley; proven by tw,
witnesses. A large number ofaccouuls were ap
Ipoyei ald passed
THE Ohio Republican association meets to
night at Grand Army hall, corner Of Seyentl
ana l. streets northwest.