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in error 10 the Circuit Court OF the United States
for the district OF New jersey; Judgment affirmed
with costs; opinion by Mr.. ChlefJustco Waite,
No049-E. c. Darlington, Jr. eeal,, appellants, VS..
george q; BaTrop appeal from the supreme CS gb
costs, on the authority Of Tinstman vs. First Ma
tlonal Bank Of ut Pleasant, decided ot this torn
announced by Mr.. Chief-Justlco Waite
No. 739.-Thomas Sayles, appellant, VS.. the Lake
Shore IL Michigan Southern Railway Company.
No. 4s5.-James W. Harvey and James Rlvesey.
Goth rule set inside and cases ordered for oral
argument when reached in regular call OF the
docket.
No. Sso.--Luoy c. F. Guy ct al, appellants. VS..
Catharine Parpart motion 10 dismiss denied; an.
nounced by Mr.. Chief-Justice Waite.
No. 16i.-The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, plaintiff In error, Va. j. J. Murphy; on
motion Of Mr. A. S. Worthington, of counsel for
plaintiff in error. dismissed with costs.
No. Gl1.-1he Colorado Central Railroad Com
pany plaintiffin error, vs.. Asher White admins
trotor &C.; submitted by Mr. II. NJ. Teller for plain
tif In error and by Mr. John O. Charles for defend.
ant in error, under 2Oth rule.
No. 1O25.IEdward j. Gay appellant, vs.. Charles
Il. Allcr ct all submitted 10y Mr. II. J. Levy for ap.
pclant and by MFR. George L. Bright for appellees,
No 1O20-Joseph NJ French, plaintiff In error, VS.
Margaret A. Wade, widow. &c, subalilled by Mr
b. +. Jonas for plaintiff III error, and by Mr.. j. A.
Campbell for defendant In error, under 29th RUE
No. 072-The International Bank, ct. d." appel
ants vs. Hoyt sherman, assignee; submitted oy
Mr.. Julius Rosenthal and Am Pence for appel
lnnts and by Mr. J. 9. Polk and l.. III. Bisbee fol
appellee. under Goth rule
No. iOi2-William Hickling, appellant, VS.. Hoy
Sherman. assignee submitted by Mr. Albion Cate
for appellant, aud by Mr.. J. S. Polk and l.. II. Bis
bee for appellee on briefs filed in case No. VIZ, pei
stipulation.
vs.. The Consolidated Association of Planters o
Louisiana ct nj; motion to dismiss submitted by Mr.
G. r. Fenner in support of same and by Mr.. J.
Reuse Nos and wSm Grhm IN IpeSsSn ct
nissloners &c., appellants, VS.. Thomas NJ. Lnnahali
argument continued by Mr.. S. T. Wallis for appel
lee aud concluded by MIR. Enoeh Totem for appel
| lants.
| No. 10. original OK parte.-The Denver & Rio
| Gronde Railway Company, petitioners argllmen
petitioners and continued by Mr.. Sidney Bartlett 70
opposition to petitioner.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 70 o'clock.
District Courts.
| SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRICT-JUsTICEs MAC
| ARTHUR, HAGNER AND CUx.-Phillps vs. Smoot
| continued by consent OF counsel Lehman VS.
| Pullman Palace Car Company; fixed for Thursday
| Strong VS.. Clarke: submitted. Young vs. Distrfc
| Of Columbia; hearing set for tomorrow. Browning
T VS. SGlnm6a passed yS
| Ohio Canal Company; placed. on calendar We'll
acker VS. Best; continued. Abbott, Downing Il Co
VS.. Morand; set for Thursday. English vs.. Wander
werken; continued by consent Foley vs. Blake
| continued.
| CIRCUIT Court No. l-JUsrrcE wyIE.-Th
| Jurors not on the panel engaged were discharged
1 for the term. De Putrow ct nj. VS. Shank: judg
meut by default, Strong VS. District OF Columbia
| trial resumed.
EouIrY CouRr - JUSTICE JAMES. = Adamantn
| Brick Company vs.. Woodruff commission to taxi
/ testimony in New York. Morrison VS.. ShusteI
judgment creditors allowed to become parties com
plainant. Sprohs vs. Douglass; bill and bill
| dismissed. Thomas VS.. Gilmore; complainant
restrained from interfering with the rights Of tn
defendant in the Land ONCE. Edwards VS.. EntwislC
| time for taking testimony extended five days
| Dogan We. Mnhoney. appearance OF absent defend
4 ant ordered Cashier VS.. Langley; hearing re
| sumed.
| CRIMINAL COURT - CHEF.JUsTICE CARTIER
Daniel Platter, petit larceny, second oiense: tault
| Indictment: Jurors Withdrawn and prisoner re
| manded to await the finding of new indictmcn
Robert Green. a common nuisance guilty; on
year IN Jail less one day. Ellen Holmes, convicte
oflarceny; motion for new trial overruled.
| ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
| SUPREME COURT OF THE Observation-Disclosures MAJ
| Arthur, HAGEER,AND CO&.-No. 30, Mcnamara
| District of Columbia; 81. Van Riswick VS.. Barke
| 80, Campbell VS.. District OF Columbia; 80, DeS
ters executors Charter Oak Insurance Con
pany 81 Wilson VS.. Arrck. 80, Hoffman vs. Wasl
| ington Market Company: So, Holster vs. Washing
Luchs VS.. Connecticut Mutual Life Insuranc
Company; Ss, National Bank of Harrisburg. Pa
VS.. Collins.
EQUITY CoURT--JusTICE JAMRs-No. 8, Jackso
VS.. Hulse; I, j. $. d T. Co. VS.. Vandenburg; g. Ric
VS.. Neitzy; 81 Curry vs. Smith, II, Webster VI
Stewart; 10, Smith VS.. Wright; IA, Shaw VS., Basset
To- Cowman VS.. Cowman; IL, Cahill VS.. Cahill L
| Lowe vs.. Randall.
CRIMINAL CouRr-CHIEF-JUsTICE CARTTER-Ma
Gus 7. Burr, Reuben Johnson, Henry Seabod
Charles Myers, John Wheeler and Martin Malone.
assault and battery; William Tippett, Adolph |
Kammerer and Betty Richardson assault with IL
tent to Kill: John Wy. Buokley. assault and battery