National Republican., 1885-11-24
THE COURT RECORD.


THE COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court OF the United edStates-Thomas
Drew and Edwin Webb vs. Moses ii. Grinnell
late collector of the port of New York. Juds.
ment of circuit court for southern district of
New York affirmed.
Moifatt and Field VS.. Stepen Kurtz appealed
from the superior court ofthe city ofsan Fran
No. 90 p. Il. Bohlen, plaintiff IN error, VS..
Richard Arthurs, assignee, &c, ct al. In error
TO the circuit court Of the United States for the
western district of Pennsylvania Judgment
affirmed with costs. opinion by Justice Blatch-
ford.
VS.. Edward Lyon ct al. In error to the circuit
court OF the United states for the eastern dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Judgment affirmed with
costs. Opinion by Justice Matthew's.
No. 90. Alexander X. Shepherd, plalntiif Ill
error, VS.. John Frederick May. III error TO the
supreme court oil the District of Columbia.
Judgment affirmed with costs and interest.
Opinion by Justice Woods.
No. 40. John W. Frazer ct al, plaintiffs in
| error, w. Henry Clews In error to the Su-
premo Court of the state Of Iowa. Decree
affirmed with costs. Opinion BY Justice Woods.
No. Cl2 Asahel Gage appellant, VS.; Maria y.
! rumpelly et nl., &c. Appeal from the circuit
court Of the United States for the northern
| district of Illinois. Decree affirmed with
costs. Opinion by Justice Harlan.
No. sos, The Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pony plaintiff in error, VS.. Peter llumes. In
I
souri, Judgment affirmed with costs. Opin'
IN No 81. The Missouri Pacific Railway Com.
pany, plaintiff in error, VS.. Vincent Gerry In
error to the supreme court Of the state OF Mis-
| souri,. Judgment affirmed with costs. Opin-
| ion by Justice Field.
county ct al Appeal from the circuit court of
the United States for the district of Kentucky.
Decree affirmed with costs. Opinion by Justice
No. b6 The ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company, plaintiff In error,
VS.. Hugh McGee. In error to tho supreme
court OF tho state of Missouri. Judgment af.
tirmed with costs. Opinion by Chief Justice
No. IS. John Patch, plaintiff in error, VS..
Elias Ssre In Of esST o e
tiTmed with costs by divided court.
No. 6S. II. q. Q. Paulsen, appellant, vs.. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company et al;
Appeal from the circuit court OF the United
States for the eastern district of Virginia
decree affirmed with costs. Announced by
No. $50. Gottffied Bachmann, appellant, VS.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
ct al. Appeal from the circuit court Of the
United States for the eastern district OF Vir
ginia. Decree affirmed with COSTS Announced
NO Gs. Mrs Laura Ellen Jones, widow. &c.
plaintiffin error, VS.. Watson Van Benthuysen
In error to the circuit court of the United
States for the eastern district of Louisiana
Judgment affirmed with costs and interest
Opinion by Chief Justice Waite
No. 1852. j! w. Leonard etal., appellants, Ys
W. II. Chatheld. trustee; and No; lls3. J. w
Leonard ct a., appellants, vs.. Ozark Land Com
pany. Motion for modification Of supersedea
denied. Opinion by Chief Justice Waite.
The chief justice announced the following
Ordered by the court that the thirty-thirt
rule of the court be amended so US to read u
j. Models, diagrams and exhibits of mate
rails, forming.part of the evidence taken In thu
court below In any case pending In this cour
on writ OF error or appeal, shall be placed II
the custody of the marshal of this court at leas
one month before the case il heard or sub
mittcd,
2. All models diagrams, and exhibits Of ina
teriols placed in the custody of the marsha
! for the Inspection OF the court on the henrin
of u case must be taken away by the partle
within one month after the case is decided
When this is not done 1t shall be the duty O
the marshal TO notify the counsel In the case
by mail or otherwise, of the requirements O
this rule; and II the articles are not remoye
within u reasonable time after the notice
given, he shall destroy them, or make sucl
other disposition Of th0m as TO him may seen
No g5l. Harriet A. :Burnett, appellant, VI
the United States. Submitted under twentieth
rule by A. l.. Merriman for appellant an
Solicitor General Goode for appellee,
No. 30. The United States, plaintiff in errol
VS.. BEN, Price. Submitted under twentieth
4 | rule by Attorney General Garland for plaintl
in error, Hnd BY ]. z. George for defendant 4
error.
0 No I00S Wm. S. Hassall trustee, appellant
. VS.. A. W. Wilcox ct al. Motion to dismiss o
affirm submitted by w. Hallett Phillips iniSuI
port of motion, and by George Riddle In oppS
stiun thereto. o,
error, nor vs.. The United States Argument cor
, tinued by Solicitor General GoOde Tor the dc
fehdant In error, and concluded by +, S. Rich
. ards for plaintiff In error.
. No. 70. VIM. ID. MARVEL, plaintif In error "
Il. A. Merritt, late collector &c. Argued b
= Solicitor General Goode for defendant In error
and submitted by B. f. Lee for the plaintifi
d error.
No. 70. Herman Pressor, plaintiff in erro
VS.. The People of the state OF Illinois. Arg
ncnt commenced by Allen C. Story for III
= pnintif In error.
, Circuit Court-Justice Cox.--Mills ct al. VI
J; District of Columbia; death of plaintiff SUI
y gested Stone VS.. Swart; verdict for plalnti
4, for Slb1, sc and costs. Assignment for to-day
Nos 100 227, 337, $780, 3il, 3i3, $40, 3l7, $40, 3j
:, S58 855, 367, 850, and 36l.
/ Circuit Court-Justice Merrick-Jones V
2 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; We
l. diet for defendant under instructions from IL
:, court. Moses VS.. Taylor; juror Withdrawn IN
cause continued with Leave to plaintiff
o rs. smith; plaintiff called. Assignment for :
y day--Nos 14S 466, I7S 4SS 400 49i, 6Oi, blS 52
Q 62i, 632, 63S, $40, and 54i.
% Equity Court-Jusuce llagner.-Larner Y
Gideon; receiver allowed to lease No. 3li Mint
,, street. United States Vs. Smoot amount IKE
% u be paid complainant by Trustee Coyle. Ba
nHTd vs.. Whitney; sale ratified nisi. Birth v
y, Birth; hearing continued, Assignment u
" changed.
X Hamilton, murder; on trial.