National Republican., 1883-03-29
THE COURTS.
Small Amount OF Business Trnnsacted
Yesterday in All the Tribunals.
UNITED srArFs supREME COURT.

small Amount OF business HThubhobe"
Yesterday in All the Tribunals.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The following business was transacted in
the supreme court of the United States yester-
day:
On motion of w. willoughby, Lorenzo A.
Bailey, of Washington, ID. c., was admitted to
practice.
No 2lO. John L. Merriam, appellant, VS..
The United States. Argument concluded.
No. 211. Oliver, Finnie & Co., plaintiffs in
error, VS. The Rumford Chemical works ct al
Passed ...
No. 212. John IT. starin, appellant, VS..
The schooner jesse Williamson, jr., &c.
Passed
No. 213. NJ L. Ensminger, appellant, VS.. ].
G. Powers ct al. Argued and submitted
No. 21i. The Little Miami, Columbus, and
Xenia Railway company, plaintiff in error,
VS.. The United States Argued.
No. 215. l.. j. Davis ct al, plaintiffs in
error, VS.. The State of South Carolina. Ar
gued for plaintiffs in error no counsel ap-
pearing for defendant in error.
No. PIG. William c. Gage ct al, appellants,
VS.. j. w. Herring ct al. Argument COM
menced
Adjourned until Thursday at 70 o'clock.
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
In the special criminal court yesterday
(Judge Hagner) Augustus Dranly was on trial
for assauting Harry Hall on tho twenty
ninth of December last He was sentenced
in police court and noted an appeal. The
jury returned verdict of not guilty..
THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
]. r. Walton, secretary of tho National
College of Pharmacy, has filed n statement
OF the condition of affairs of the pharmacy,
and the names of the officers elected as fol-
lows: W. G. Duckett, president Charles
Becker first vice president; Karl Kullberg
second vice president; j. X. Walter, secre-
Thompson, r. b. Ferguson, A. NJ. Read, G.. g.
Simms, j. d. o. Donnell, L. X. Helphenstine,
Il. IL. Nourse, as trustees
GUILTY OF HoUsEBREAKING.
William alias Military" Jones was found
guilty in the special criminal court yesterday
for entering houses in the night and stealing
chickens. A motion for a new trial was fled
THE RECORD.
Supreme Court IN General Term Chief Justice Cart
ter and justices HdgRCr and COr.-StrOng VS.. Bar
bour; on motion of Mr.. Darneille, attorney for the
defendant, plaintiffs appeal from special term
dismissed with costs. Jones VS.. Smith ct al. ar
gued and submitted. Cornelius vs. Vaughn ct al;
upon consideration OF appeal of James II. Mari
aud argument of COUNSEL ordered and ldecreed
that the said J. II. MARI is discharged from his
purchase of subot 81 square 40, aud ordered that
trustees refund the deposit made. United states
VS.. Samuel S. smoot e al. plaintiffs attorney
lnOVcu the dismissal Oi tne penang appear Ol ue-
fendant. Adjourned until to-day ut 10 u. m. AS
slgnmont unchAns ed.
Equity Court-Judge Cor-NIotions and orders
$780, Ward VS.. Ward; auditors report confirmed.
S2sl, Smith VS.. Smith return of deposition to ex-
animation ordered. Sl6j, Sage VS.. Campbell
trustees unauthorized to receive cash. sis7 Brown
VS.. Brown; Henry Bailey appointed trustee TO
execute note &c. Si5i, Davidson vs.. Prall; Vir-
ginla II. MacFarland appointed guardian ad litem.
7597 Young vs. Gale sale confirmed and reference
to auditor ordered. Adjourned until to-day at
y. IN. for orders only
Special Criminal 7erm.-willam Jones, hous.
breaking; trial resumed, verdict guilty. Augustus
Draney, assault (appeaD; verdict not guilty.
Equity COurt-NelD Sua--MCCarthy ct al. VS.. Nc
of lot 8, square 4l0.
Circm Court-NetU Sitits-Eooe Bros. & Co. VS.,
Forenson VS.. w. AW Clark; petition of certorari.