National Republican., 1883-10-09
His pants were SO tight
He slept in them all night,
For fear he couldn't get
Them off again
BEFORE THE BAR.
Resumption OF business Mt the Criminal
Court-The Star Route Cases-Other Legal
Matters
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.

Court-The Star Route Cases-Ot Legal
Matters.
THE STAR ROUTE CASES
The case of ex-senator w. Pitt Kellogg was
called up in the criminal court yesterday
morning by Mr. Ker, which was in July set for
yesterday. He asked that day of trial be set.
Motions were made by the government to
postpone tho trial until after the criminal
cases, which in cludes murder trials. The de-
fendants attorneys announced themselves as
ready and willing to proceed. The cases were,
after much argument set for Dec. 10.
The case of Thomas J. Brady was called for
arraignment, and he stated that his counsel,
Mr. Jere Wilson, was absent, and he did not
know but that he would advise special plea.
The case then went over till Monday next.
THE CASES AGAINST BIGELow.
The cases against b. F. Bigelow, former
teller of the National Bank of. the Republic
were called, and w. A. Cook appeared for
him. A motion for a bill of particulars was
filed to consolidate the cases, and that they
be tried together. Saturday next was set for
argument.
THOMAS ]. ABBoTT's WILL.
The will of tho late Thomas J. Abbott was
filed yesterday. He leaves the household
furniture to Oracle Ann Delaney, and the
executors, w. b. Webb and Daniel b. Hagner,
are to retain $4,000 for her support. To her
Mrs Delaneys) granddaughters, Anna and
Laura Day, is left $500 each to DR.. d. b.
Hagner, $4,000; to w. b. Webb $5 900; st.
Johns church orpnanage Twenty-second and
+ streets), st. AIMS infant asylum, st. Au-
gustine's Catholic church for the relief of the
poor of the parish, and Children's hospital,
81, 900 each. The will of Herman II. Die
bitsch, leaving his property to his wife, was
filed to-day.
THE DETECTIVE CASES.
District Attorney Corkhill gave notice in
the criminal court yesterday that the first of
the detective cases will be placed on the as
signment for Thursday.
OTHER ITEMS.
w. s. Perry, as special attorney for the
government to collect Judgment on forfeitures,
obtained several judgments in the criminal
court yesterday.
In tho criminal court yesterday the cases
of John Hitz and G. L. Prentiss, former
president and cashier Of the German Ameri-
can National bank. who were indicted for
violating the national banking law and en-
bezzlement was called and went over until
to-day.
Vincent l.. Ourdan yesterday entered q
suit against the National Bank Note company
for Sl,23S, his salary as an engraver.
In the equity court yesterday Judge James
granted divorce to w. w. Hudson from
tion.
In the court in general term yesterday no
tice was given that the cases decided by
Judge Cox in equity would be taken up, after
which those decided by Judge Hagner will
be considered,
In the criminal court yesterday James B.
Lambil was excused from serving on the
petit jury, and tho clerk was instructed to
| summon person to fill the place.
Elizabeth u. Bangs yesterday filed bill in
| equity against Catherine G. Gideon and
others for sale to make partition of certain
| lots.
Louisa F. Mitchell filed suit in equity
against Jerome X. Wise for release of lot, +.
Bristos subdivision Of lots to 8, square 3l9.
THE RECORD.
Court IN General lerm-Chief Justice Carter Jus
| uCes Hdoner aud COr.-Clarke vs. Krause; bill
dismissed decided by Justice Hagner. Lord VS..
| O'Donohue motion TO dismiss appeal argued. AS
slgnments for to-day same as yesterday with the
| exception Of No, 5.
Criminal Couri-Judge Hylic--Ignatius Notte;
arraigned ana plead not guilty Valentine W.
| Sellets Counterieiting arraigned and plead not
guilty, Marshall knIghtoni assaulting officer
| libel, nrlaigned and plead not guilty. James b.
Lou dtn iape, hrralgnsd and plead not guilty.
| Henry Scott same, pleu in abatement withdrawn
ny Scott. Cornelieus Shea false pretenses, ar.
raigned aud pl cad mt guilty Thomas z. Hoover;
same, same plea Edwin c, Mason libel ar
| raigned and plead not guilty. Hiram V. DensteE
| receiving stolen property, motion 10 quash filed,
argued and submitted. Josephus Williams
that Of guilty o eatersd seStenced @na to
thirty days in jail. W. P. Kellogg; set
for Dec TO- Charles steward, forgery, Judgment
| on forfeited bond against Robert Coleman for
$500. James Gelalti assault with intent to kill,
| Judgment on forfeited bond against Mrs Hum
phrey for $500. Alexander Stephenson assault
| Ing officer, judgment on forfeited bond against
James T. Dart for $500 Charles Bryan false pre-
fences, Judgment on forfeited bond against de-
tendant aud Henry Bailey for $500. Frank W..
! Murray; larceny lnppeal, judgment on forfeited
| bond against Marshall Clark for $500 John Long;
| larceny; same against Jonathan Hamilton, Tor
$50, VIM. B. Moran burglary and larceny same
against Henry $ Linkins, tr $4,000. Fannie Jen-
kins; brawdy house (appeal) same on Henry
| Bailey, for 500. James Henderson; receiving
stolen property same on T.. A. Williams, for $50.
| Assignments Tor to-day the same as yesterday
Equity COurt-Jud0e JdmeG-KOOnos VS. Budd;
sale finally ratified and reference to auditor
ordered. lIul on VS., llulson; dive ''' win mat.
granted. Dallas VS.. Dallas sale finally ratified,