National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-30
THE COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court Of the United states.-Eo.
1888. The District ofColumbia, plaintifrin error,
w. John McEllgott. In error to the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia. Judgment
reversed with costs aud cause temanded with
directions to award n new trial.
=, No. 100; Calvin Littlcficld, appellant, Us.
IA. Edward J. Reed, appellant, vs. VIM, D.
Bloxham, governor, &c, ct al Appeals from
the circuit court Of the United States for the
NORTHERN district Of Florida. Decree affirmed
with costs.
No. ig3. Thomas T. sturgcs and Susan
sturges, plaintiffs In error, vs. tho United
States. In error to the circuit court of the
United States for tho southern district of New
York Judgment reversed and cause remandcd
with directions to remand the cause TO the dis
trict court and to direct that court to proceed
in the case according to law.
No. 1906. The Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company, &c plaintiffs in error, VIZ. John II.
Walraih. In error to the circuit court Of the
United States for the eastern district ofWisuon.
sin. Judgment affirmed with costs
No 4. original eN parte. In the matter OF
the Phoenix Insurance Company OF London,
England, ct al. Petition for writ ofmandnmus
No 1909. The United States appellant vs.
William j.. Iandram. Advanced with permits
day OF April, nfter the cases already assigned.
No. $50. William Mueller and Henry A.
Christy, appellants, vs.. William A. Phelps ct
al. Appeal from the circuit court Of tho
nois. ON motion of Mr. Robert Rae for APP
pellnnts dismissed with costs.
The chief Justice announced the following
ordered That the following regulations be
established under section 76j OF the revised
statutes
Rule 81. Custody of prisoners on haboas cor.
pus; pendingan appeal from the final decision
OF any court or judge declining TO grant the
writ OF hnbeas corpus, the custody of the
prisoner shall not be disturbed 2, pending an
appeal from the final decision of any court or
| Judge, dscharging tho writ after II has boon
| Issued, the prisoner shall be remanded TO the
custody from which he was taken by the writ,
| or SHALL for good cause shown, be detained In
| custody OF The court or Judge; 0, pending an
appeal from tho final decision Of any court or
| Judge dschnrging the prisoner, he shall be
enlarged upon rocognizancc, with surety, for
| appearance to answer the judgment OF the
| appellate court, except where for special
reasons suretes ought not to be required.
| EX partc, IN the matter of the Phoenix In
surance Company, petitioner Motion for leave
| TO file petition for writ OF prohibition submitted
by Mr. Robert Rae for petitioner. .,,r.
| In error, VS.. Thomas g. Power ct al, NC. In
| error to the supreme court of the territory of
| Montana, on motion OF Mr.. J. X. Toole for
defendant In error, docketed and dismissed
No 1901. George Hayes, appellant, VS.. George
| RlckelhOupt, sr. Appeal from the circuit court
| Of United States for the southern district oil
| New York. On motion OF Mr.. Arthur Bruesen
for appellee, dockcted and dismissed with
No. 800 The Iron Silver Mining Company,
| plaintiff In error, VS.. tho Elgin Mining aud
| Smelling Company ct al Argument concluded
by Mr. q. q. Symes for the plaintiff in error.
No, 1917, Jessie +. Farley, appellant, vs. Nor
| man W Kittson ct al Argument commenced
continued by Mr. George u. Young for appellee
No. 1GC. The Yale Lock Manuiacturing Com
ercgnIt court of the United states for the south
ern district OF New Hork-a suit In equity
brought by Greenleaf to restrain the infringe
ment by the appellant of the Rosner patents
1 or an Improvement in Formulation lock-th(
decree of the lower court is reversed, and thu
case remanded with directions to dismiss thu
bill, the court deciding that the first claim o
of ID. II. Richards and by the lock manufactured
by EVAN & Watson, of Philadelphia, and tina
y is therefore void. Justice Woods delivered
the opinion of the court
No. 1C5. The Yale Lock Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. James Sargent A suit for an injuno
tlon 10 restrain the Yale Company from ar
CENT for mn mnroyemcnt IN permsntaton locks
An appeal from the circuit court for the south
ern district of New York, which gave judgmen
for the COMPLAINANT for an Injunction and 10
Matthews delivering the oplnion) held tina
there was no Infringement, aud accordingl.
reversed the decree of the lower court and re
manded the case, with directions to dismis
No 10. John N Hobbs, assignee in banl;
ruptcy of G. X. Peck, appellant, vs.. John A
circuit court Of the United States for the south
ern district of Iowa, The court affirmed tn
decree of the lower court.
No. lSI The New York Life Insurance Com
pany, plaintiffs in error VS.. Thos. O. Fletcher
executor Of ChimondaS. Afford, deceased. TIL
judgment of the lower court reversed, and tn
case remanded for new trial.
No. 100. The Sioux City and st. Paul Rail
road Company, and Alexander IL. Rice and i
i. Drake. trustees, appellants, VS.. the Chicago
Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railroad Company.
No. 5l7; The Chicago, Milwaukee and 81
Paul Railroad company, appellant, vs. tn
Sioux City and ST. Paul Railroad Company
Alexander ii. Rice Elias L. Drake, aud JohI
H.. Gear, ct al. Qualified judgment, reversing
and affirming various propositions IN decree
below.
Court in General Term-Chief Justice Cart
ter and Justices Cox aud Merrlck.-Willard vs.
Wood; Judgment for defendant. Nailor ct al
vs. Nailor ct al; on hearing. Assignment un
changed.
Circuit Court-Justlce Hagner-McGraw VS.
Graft verdict for plaintiff for one cent ant
costs. Sohon VS.. District of Columbia; defend
for to.day-Nos. ls3, l7S, ISL 1856, lSS, 1s9, 100
1872, 1893, 1885, l07, 1893, 1893. 200.
Equity Court-Iustice James - Carl VS.
Click ct al, pro confesso against certain de
PENDANTS granted. Morris vs. Chapman leav
to file supplemental Pill granted. Chatee vs.
Providence, II. L. limited to seventy days
assignment unchanged.
Criminal Court Justice Macarthur. = \
Butler Malone, assGult with intent to Kill
fined 500. VIM. s.. Groves embeEzlement
not guilty Thomas ]. Clark and Edward
on trial; assignment for to-day. Mary A
Jones, money larceny. John Kate, assault.
TnNEJDNI AFrInNG