Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
KEW COURT FORMED.
JUSTICE FULLER, JUDGES
NO AND JACKSON C COMPOSE 1T.
Mcioney, of Maryland, Clerk,
Sf" .Iudgc Thomas 5. Atkins, Of This
~ ,,,,. MarshaI-Lswse ers Qualify.

Tendance in the Unitod States
l', Coprt room yesterday was proba-
-, than It has been since the
..hle day when the bail bond Of
r,-,, Davis was signed there.
IN thqt occasion the Chief Justice Of
y h~,,,i states presided. The cause Of
q fsr.nc was, however. much moro
p one. being the organization of
limited States Circuit Court Of
S..,-g every LAWYER OF prominence in
..y vss present, as were also hume
- NrT VENINE, But BLACK.
-,,p GA, Monday afternoon that l0
lI re tAc hour OF meeting. hut yes
.'> .-..ggsi was announced that Il had
..r..nci 20 postpone tho opening untn
.,...,, cause Of this was 20 givo tho
..-e 90 arrco ppon tho appointment Of
ana marshal Of the court Before
- .r. hotel a delegation from the Rich
t.-.a..l on the Chief Justice 20 urge the
-,..rt o.. cX-Judge Thomas s. Atkins as
..'y Eve minutes past IL o'clock the
....5e 1ul Judcc~Boud and jackson en-
-..-e sf'i-ad Ia black SILK gowns, were
-.. q. .ra Bond sat 90 the right Of the Chief
..s Judge jackson on his left.
4 ... t.rwarl oyor the bar, tho Chief Jus
..t...eI che reason for the formation OF
t.rrf. which, he said, was 10 expedite
..-4 relieve tho pressure on the United
i >.sr.ue Court.
4 JUp5E JACKSON.
Cd, -....-r Fuller then read an order desig-
r-r-r % D. Jackson, ot West Virginia aq
..... Judge of the court until an appoint
made ly Oh" President.
... 'nn Chief Justice said tho next
-t.n. done was 20 select the Officers Of the
Cf-s..-rT T. Nalonoy, of Maryland. had been
4 ...-s and ne asked that gentleman
---..r forward and be sworn. Mr. Me-
.......,f 90 the desk, was sworn In by the
.r.-.. e. and then signed his oath of Office.
- ..re Mr. FUllcr announced that MIR.
4 ..S A'ki0, had heen selected for marshal.
i ~. -..-rr1g1. his face wrcathed in smiles,
.r.ra bench and had the oath admin
| -. .g "-. Fuller
utF ANNUAL TERN.
q, -...,s Fuller stated that while the annual
4 49, .. court wo1d probably be held IN
..- -- flsrr would hc nothing for il O.
.. ...- 10 would not meet again until next
/ ....f Tu,'ire suggested that Il would be
+; .- ..-r.rt- rt-Di-trict-AttOrney Bristow "a
/ -..-t. t.rrr.'iro lc'oro the court, and that he
4 ...... Submit motions % nllow others, who
.- .. introduce al who desired toqualify
.. ..,- Nr. Fuller stated that al who
.... A. frr United States Supreme or Cir
....-. a.ra eligible.
be- r--t.y was accordingly sworn by the
/ ... rr submitted the names OF Major Leeh
j -.-. H..-r 70. Pollard, George J.. Christian
90. Mathews. These four were sworn
.-.- -h.u the following: James Lyons,
r.. H....r-. Henry W. Stampcr. Robert
- 81. VS.. Horny. -. u. Munford. A. +. Holla-
lana Coke, r. r. Pecram, G., s. String
r..t.- N. Marshall, James G. Lamb
.-.r rrraar, w. rs. Cosby, +. W. Christian
Nr. John Howard, Roswell Page
r. H.-'1.u. James J.. Anderson, +. r.
-...-.r. Joseph Bryan. w. II. Sands, Harvey
--- s. U Davies, james PloHsant-. VIII
I'D. ....r.. inner. Jackson Guy, :. j. Parish
M .. .r Willis II. Smith. Charles V. Mere
-. y H-.-. yer, =. Waidiil, Jr., James Cas-
...l. r..e-.u. George {. Sturciss, James H.
,r- rf and assistant district attorneys
u... t..-lia.
TIE COURTS RULES.
-rs r.Ur- announced that n set Of rules
. a.... ....-..H.aut az the court had Ucen adopt
... MT rausiie-it IL advisable 20 amend
.. .. Pei first sitting, hut the COlrt would
....- a.r.G fOy suggestions. The rules are
...... ... pamphlet form and are only OF intc-
......-.H Ha~- of the bar.
...- -s.'-s that the practice Of the court
.- far rs applicable the same as in the
.... .,.a'e- >Ip.sme Court, the Chief Justice
.-..... that the court was adjourned until
-.lr after the first Monday in February.
D..-E and Marshal Of the court are each
,-...-. 90 give bond IN the sum Of $4,000.
CLERK HELONEY.
-.-ar .lars is o tall. handsome gentleman
-..... '.rfy--eyen years Of age. lie Is de-
. ... .-.u Quaker family. in politics he ii
..I with being Democrat, but doesn't care
... politics. " You know he said, that the
-.. .--.a says that politics find no place IN
H.-..-aI toa DISPATCH man that every np-
-.-.u- b. had received had boon under q
.. -.'I. Immigration. From this IL would
-...- '.l. le must have been Chief-Justice
.--. ... i.a, although he Is q resident Of Bal
came 70 Richmond with Judge Bond.
E.N aey viii bring 70 his new place the
'a .. nearly thirty years as court clerk
......g. Af sixteen be was In the IGlcOtt coun-
t.. Clerks Office. In lS10h0 was appointed
.-- .-- U' tIe Baltimore city Court. IN 1871
.r,- .aI. c.Ur; clerk of the Criminal Court
same ...T. In 1877 he was appointed by
'a 'tIrri States District-Judge Giles q.
.-s u the Circuit and District Courts OF
MARSHAL ATKINS.
Err.-a Thomas $. Atkins, she new Marshal,
s ..v y,a-- Oh. He was until yesterday
.... .l ras United States internal revenue
--. iie Wa- for many years deputy CleII
-.' .-t states District Court, register IN
s-ls.-r. aud lately Judge Of the Husting'
.- .. Fa- Judge Wits predecessor on thai
- De served one term, and gave gen.
- ...-. '..I. one OF the most important
A- rE Judge Atkins's term was that o
f-aEa Atkins Was candidate iol
.-. gwen Nr Mcioney, and was endorsed
-..- -' the entire bar Of Richmond. Ills
..H' thought 20 be due toJudge Bond
.. .4 -Ir members Of the court we're nC
-." 90 his appointment 10 the mar
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