National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-13
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court Of the United States.
TUESDAY, January Y, 1915
AMENDMENT TO RULE Is.

supreme Court OF the united STATES,
TUESDAY, January Il, 1875.
AMENDMENT TO RULE 10.
When either party to a suit in the Circuit
Courts Of the United States shall desire to prose-
cute writ of error or appeal to the Supreme
Court Of the United States from any final judy
ment or decree rendered In said Circuit Courts,
and at the time OF suing out such writ OF error
appeal the other party to the suit shall be dead,
and have no proper representative within the
Jurisdiction Of the court which rendered such
pnai s , 81 nr hE, man S. suit
representative in some State or Territory Of the
United States, the party desiring such writ Of
supercede or stay proceedings on such Judgment
or decree in the same manner as Is now allowed
by law in other cases, and shall thereupon pro-
coed with such writ Of error or appeal as In other
cases. And within thirty days after the COM
mencement Of the court to which such writ OF
or appellant shall make suggestion to the court,
supported by affidavit, that the said party was
og s9sd ont sns SSd M pTopst Tenrssenatye
within the jurisdiction Of the court which rem
dered said Judgment or appeal, so that the suit
party had q proper representative in some State
or Territory Of the United States, and stating
therein the name and character Of such represen-
tative, and the State or Territory in which such
representative resides; and upon such suggestion
he may, on motion, obtain an order that unless
such representative shall make himself party
within the first ten days Of the ensuing term Of
the court the plaintiff in error or appellant shall
have the Judgment or decree reversed If the same
| be erroneous: Provided, however, That proper
citation reciing the substance Of such order shall
| be served upon such representative, either per-
sonally by being left at his residence, at least
| sixty days before the beginning Of the term Of
| the Supreme Court then next ensuing: AId pro-
| uidsd also That in every such case II the repre-
sentative of the deceased party does not appear
by the tenth day Of the term next succeeding said
| suggestion, an the measures above provided to
| compel the appearance Of such representative
| have not been taken within the time as above re-
And proSiSeS Stso, That the said representative
may, at any time before or after said suggestion,
come in and be made party to the suit; and
| thereupon the cause shall proceed and be heard
| and determined as in other cases.
| On motion Of Mr.. q. F. Peck, VIM. H. King,
ESQ.,, Of Chicago, Ill, was admitted to practice as
| an attorney and counselor of this court.
| On motion Of Mr.. A. Payne, John H. Stiffness,
esq, Of Providence, X; l., was ADMITTED 70 Prae-
| On motion Of Mr.. ]. ]. Noah, Thos. Braeken,
| ESQ.,, Of New York city, was admitted TO practise
| as an attorney and counselor Of this court.
| No. 43. Eighteen barrels high wines and other
property, &C., plaintiffs In error, vs.. The United
States. Ordered by the Court that the Judgment
| Of the Circuit Court in this cause be reversed,
and the cause remanded for further proceedings
according to law and justice. By consent Of
No ga. George W. Bowen, appellant, vs.. Nell
| SOD Chase ct al. The motion that this cause be
| advanced and argued with No. So was argued by
Mr.: Charles O'Conor in support Of the same, and
| by Mr.. Merritt E. Sawyer in opposition thereto.
| No. 457. Thomas Sherlock ct a., plaintiffs in
| error, CnArleS AlllQR, aQmlQlSIrhlOr, ING
motion to dismiss this cause was submitted on
| printed arguments by Mr.. V. B. Edwards In sup
port Of same, and by MI. T. D. Lincoln in oPposi-
No 245. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
| Company, Of New York, plaintiff in error, We.
| Susan II. Wolf On motion Of r. T. Merrck, of
counsel for the defendant In error and consent Of
Mr.. Z. l. Stanton, for plaintiff in error, ordered
by the Court that the judgment Of the Supreme
| Court of Ohio in this cause be reversed, with
| costs, and the cause remanded for q new trial.
| No. 1873. Peyton Grymes, appellant, VS.. Geo. 5.
| No All C. s. Bekeman &c. ct al, appellants
| vs.. Wyndham Robertson, executor sc. Ga mo-
tion Of Mr.. W. W. BOyce, dismissed, with costs,
No. 1888. John B. Scholey, plaintiff in error, vs.
| Francis 5. Reid: The argument OF this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Theo. Bacon, Of counsel
for plaintiff in error The Court declined to hear
| arguments from the other side.
| No. l34. The Rogers Locomotive and Machine
wss argued by Mr.. P. Philips, Of counsel for the
appellants, and by Mr.. K. NJ. CorWine for the
appellee.
Special Term-Judge Wylie.
This court made the following DEGREES yester-
day, besides q large number Of routine orders:
| National Capitol Real Estate Company vs.
| Weleh. Decree pro coAtesso, and Of reference to
| Auditor.
Kellem VS.. Richardson. Taking bill pro con-
stanton, receiver, vs.. Hunt ct al. Decree TAX
Same VS.. Nicholson. Decree taking bill pro
| confeSSO.
Mcintyre VS.. Bowling. Decree refusing inJunc-
tion and setting aside restraining order.
| Fee VS.. Fee. Decree OF divorce, reported else
| where. Adjourned.
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur.
This court was engaged follows yesterday:
! Dr. Z. T. Leon, indicted for abortion. This is
| the second time. The case is noticed in another
column.
Thomas Reynolds vs.. Jesse Tolson. Second
| time on the charge OF highway robbery. The
| evidence did not satisfy the Jury, who acquitted
| the accused. q. A. Newman for the defence.
The case Of DR.. Leon will again occupy the
| court to-day.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
This court yesterday concluded the argument
in the case ofKennedy VS.. GsRtz & Applemau, and
| will give the case to the jury at the opening
Of the court this morning. Adjourned.
Police Court.
William Jones' assault on Charles Randall
down in the Decalogue; IS. Michael Kavanaugh
wanted work. because he could not live without
1t; given 80 days, carrying a ball and chain for
board. Robert Thompson and Jacob Snyder, loud
and boisterous language; IS each. Thos. Scott,
ineoirigible boy, and wouldn't behave; Reform
school till old enough to vote hlmselfout Jacob
Miller beat Mary Stiles; paid IS for his want Of
chfvalry. John Smith, alias r. Smith, charged
with the larceny Of sixtyfou yards Of calico from
Yates & Mitchell, said "he didn't steal 1.-THE
took it," Judge Smell thought he did take 1t,
snd condemned him to pay $50 and sixty days in
jail for not promptly returning 1t. VIM. A Page
took Bible from the store OF Mrs. DOugan, on
Seventh street. Couldn't prove kleptOmSnis by
trying 10 pawn It; lined SO and sixty days 10 jail
| Appealed, and required to give bond of $500.