The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13
STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April IL. 1878.
The supreme Court rendered tue following de-
cisions to-day
No. sac. Bany, Collector. vs. Clark, Dodge 4 Co.
NO. $40. same vs.. Frank Work-Error 10 the CIR.
cut Court for he Southern District OF New YORK.
In these ossss tt win DO remembered that ne Ool-
lectOr sought 20 tmp0se the iniernal revenue tax
uvon money temporarily borrowed by the bankers
in the course OF their business. me decision Is
that the term "captal empoJed' BY banker
IN the bushes: q SSnSEs In the S:s
does nor include moneys borrowed by him from
time 10 time, temporarily, IN the Ordinary course
or moneys Vi the banker set apart from other
uses ana permanently invested IN The business
AniImed. Mr.. Justice Field delivered the opinion.
No. 162 CROSBY ct al, SnerlU. &c, va. Buchanan
ct aL-App>al from the Circuit court OF Virginia.
THIS was q confess concerning large salt works
in Virginia, formerly belonging to William King,
OF Abingdon. The iacts were conflicting and OF
no general interest The Court found as to
the TigEt OF tue original complainant that
ne waited until the grantors were dead
and then asserted iitle as against the heirs will
Iuily concealng contract Tor convex ance on
his part, ana that this conceaiment amounts 10 a
deliberate ialsehood. Reversed. with directions
10 DISMISS the Dill and cancel the conveyance set
up by the complainant. the chef Justice de-
No 637 the North Carolina Railroad COMPANY
ct al. W. SwaneJ ct aL-Appeal from tue Circuit
Court Tor tue Eastern District oil North Carolins-
la TINS case inc appeal IS dismissed because the
aud the decres appealed rom ~ therefore held TO
be not hnaL Tue Cnief Justice delivered lie
In the United states Supreme Court to-day on
motion OF hr. Matt. II. Carpenter, hessrs J. IA.
GllpatricE, OF LeavenWOrih, Kan, aud Charles
X. Gill, ol Madison, WIS. we're admitted 10 prac.
tIce as attorneys and connseOfs OF THIS court
No. l52. JOnn H. Martin, administrator &C., ap.
pelianG, vs. me United States-Appeal from tue
Court or Cialms.-pr. ChleI Justice Waite an.
nounced the decision OF tue Court, Affirming the
Judgment OF SAID Court OF Claims IN this cause.
NO. 40S. James PeaY, plaintIn Ia error, va. The
Commonwealth or kenfucky-ln error 10 the
Circuit Court Of the United states for the district
OF Kentucky.-Ar. Chez Justice Waite announced
the declstOn OF the court, dismisslnR the writ OF
error In TINS cause FOR want OF jurisdiction.
No. tOrIglnall. State OF florida, complainant,
W. Anderson et Mr.. Chief Justice Waite an.
nounced the DECISION Of TIE Court, granting the
motion for toe appointment OF a commissioner 10
take and report the testimony In TINS cause and
denying the motion for an Oruer on the receiver
to paJ anTtnDg from the money IN hts hands 70
deiray the expenses OF TINS SUIT. Mr.. Chief Jus.
tice Waite ANNOUNCED the adoption Of amended
general orders on bankruptcy.
No. 524 Harvey SandusKy, appellant, vs.. The
First National Bank OF lncianapolIs.-rhe motion
guments By Mr.. w. I. otto Ia support Of the same
ana by Mr.. J. Harper in Opposttion thereto.
No. 49, The United states, appellants vs. c. v.
Woodruff ct a.. No. 143, Bessie Elgee Ganssen,
executrix &c, appellants, va. tue United states;
No. 1866 u v. woodruff a Co., appellants, w. the
united States; No. 223, Julla A. Nutt, exccutrix,
&c, appean 3. vs.. Jae United States.-Tne al GU
ment OF these causes was continued by Mr.. H. M.
Corwine OF counsel Tor Woouiun Co.. and by w.
w. Mcfarland Tor Ganssen, executrIx &C.
Adjourned until tomorrow.