National Republican., 1883-04-20
LOTS OF LAW.
What Was Done in the United States Supreme
and in the Local Courts.
More Assignments to Judge Hsgnsr-whst
the Record shows.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


the supreme court of the United States yester-
day:
On motion of Hon. II. NJ. Teller, R. s. Nor
rison, of Georgetown, Col, was admitted to
practice; on motion of r. r. Bishop, Harvey
X. Hawes, of Holyoke, Mass, was admitted
to practice on motion of Solicitor General
Phillips, Fabius II. Busbee, of Raleigh, N. c.,
and Geo. G. Teall, Of Eau Claire, Wis, were
admitted to practice; on motion of VIM. Henry
Browne, John q. Elliott, Of Chicago, was adj
mittcd to practice.
No. 25S j. J. Manning ct al, appellants,
vs. The Cape Ann Is!nsiass and Glue CON-
pany ct al. Argument continued by Thomas
William Clarke for appellants and George l..
Robert for appellees and concluded by Mr..
Clarke for appellants.
No. 259. The Mayor &C., Of the City Of
Savannah, plaintiffs in error, VS.. The United
States ex rel, Eugene Kelly; and No. 260. The
Mayor, &C., Of tho City of Savannah, plain
titis in error VS.. The United States ex rel,
A. NJ. Martin. Continued.
No. 261. w. j. Hawkins and Walter Clark,
assignees, &C., appellants, VS.. Grinfll Blake
ct al Argument commenced by A. S. Merri-
mon for appellants. Adjourned until to-day
at 10 o'clock.
ASSIGNMENTS TO JUDGE HAGNER.
Judge Wylie has made the following as
sgnment to Judge Hagner: Patrick Nc
Nulty and James A. Reynolds, rape Charles
Cline and James Waters, housebreaking
(three, cases.; j. NJ. Baird, second offense,
petit larceny 1.-TWO cases); w. II. Hooper. en-
bezzlement; Frank Williams, second offense,
petit larceny Robert Lee aud Aaron Wheeler,
hOusebreaking 1.-TWO cases); Lucy A. Williams,
grand larceny; N. Mackey, second offense,
petit larceny; William White, alias W. II.
johnson, grand larceny; G.. w. McCauley
and William Walsh, assault with intent to
lunn hnE
George o. Miller, j. A. MoDevitt, John W.
Coombs, Joseph Acton, and Augustus Voss,
compromising felony.
CASES OF THE Ex-DETEcTIvEs.
Dist Atty. Corkhill, in the special Grim
inal court yesterday, stated he would
call the cases against the ex-detectives i'm
mcdiately after the murder trial set for next
Tuesday was disposed of. The court asked
If the Jail cases would be concluded, and said
he would not be on the bench then. He
would give the jail prisoners the preference,
as it was important that they should be out
OF the way. Col. Corkhill said that there
were few prisoners in the Jail for trial. and
they were very short ones.
JURORS DISCHARGED.
The jurors of the special criminal court
were discharged until Monday yesterday, and
as Judge Hagner will then go in the general
term, Judge Macarthur will take the criminal
court.
CHARLES A. wALLs's WILL.
Will Of Charles A. .Wallsexhibited and fully
proved by c. w. Proctor. Estate OF. John Z.
Clark bond signed in 500 and administrator
qualified. Estate of Deliah Clark; petition
of executor and order admitting will to pro-
bate; letters testamentary granted; bond
$1,000. Estate of George Vickroy Marion A.
vickroy partially bonded in $500 and quail
fed.
MIscFIIAEEoIs
| The rooms in tho east wing Of the court
house were yesterday occupied by the mar
shal.
John Shanahan yesterday fled creditors
bill in equity against William Dayton and
others praying an injunction.
A creditors bill in equity was filed yester-
day by Antonio Pelletier against J. G. Camp
bell, administrator Of g. A. Moore, for ac-
count.
| THE RECORD.
Equity Court-JidQe Cor.-Marks vs.. Main. pro
eoniesso VS.. defendants, made final; Same vs.
Same, Gel tain records allowed to be read In cause
Ketcham VS., Georgetown college, sale ordered, f.
4. Elliot appointed trustee to sell; Marks vs.
| Main. appearance OF absent defendant ordered
Shanahnn vs.. Dayton, registration order returna.
bic April: 25; granted stansbdfg VS.. Ingehart
| court, granted Shoemaker VS.. Campbell, pre-
vlous proceedings set aside with leave 70 file
amended bill; Oertley. vs.. Oertley, previous pro-
ceedng set aside with leave to ile amended bill;
Murdock VS.. Fle,che.. rule ON certain parties re-.
turnable April %, granted. Adjourned until TO.
| day.
| Special Criminal Court-Mary Smith, petit
| larceny, not guilty; Wat Hawkins two cases.,
| housebrealling ten yeais in Erie pententiary
Joseph Bailer, two offenses of petit larceny one
| year in Erie Ienitentary; W. IL. Cunningham
embezzlement, plea not guilty, forty, days In jail
Charles Jackson, housebreaking, four years In
| lug, seven years and six months in Erie peniten-
tiary; g. L, Williams, housebreakinK, arraigned
and plea not guilty Francis Cronin. house break
ing, arrn!gned and plea not guilty; Georgianna
Walker, larceny, arraigned and plea not guilty;
and plea not guilty; Wat Hawkins' RousebreaS.
ing two cases, plea not guilty; Will, .m Smith,
defendant called and recognizance forfeited
| Gtcm COurt-NeD SultS.-Stockstill & Co., VS..
Georye Mason, action for s359.25; J. b. Larner,
attorney for plaintiff Sarah Arnold VS.. Jud.on
| plaintiff. Flshman VS.. McMichel suit for re-
plevin; Leon Tobriner, attorney for plaintiff.