New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
ApUsu TO TIE TELEPHONE CASE.
THE TRIAL IN MASSACHUSETTS TO PROCEED
WITHOUT DELAY.

THE TRIAL IN MASSACHUSETTS, ~ floCEhD
WITHOUT DELAY.
Washington, Dec 3.-Theie were no opinions OF I'M
portance rendered Supreme Court Of the United
States today. motion made by j. s. Richardson
TO advance case 1923 the late corporation Of the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints ct al appellants
ast the United States. Appeal from the supreme Court
OF the Territory OF Utar This cas- grows out OF tue
Edmunds and other laws OF Congress- hHeo ~ tue NUT
mon Church.
on motion OF Assistant Atorney-General jerks a
mandate was by the Supreme Court TO the Circuit
Court Of United for the District OF Massach
sets informing that Of IL" decision OF this court
I'm the case Of United States agt the Bell Tcle-
phone Company, decided few weeks ago. The mandate
would in the ordinary course OF events have
been issued after the February aud in order TO
hasten to trial Of the It's merits the mandate
was secured to-day by special order Of the court
William Royal, OF Virginia, made motion asking
that the direct execution against the State
OF Virginia the awarded to him in the tax
coupon case Of william L. Royal agt the State Of Vir
cinia When the Supreme Court Of the United States
decided This case favor OF Royal 10 directed the
Court Of Appeals OF Virginia to issue execution for
ROYALS COSTS Appeals directed the Hust
ings Of Richmond to issue this execution which
IT. did The Auditor OF the state refused, however, to
pay the as directed and when the City Sergeant
attempted levy the property Of the public library
he was orcbly elected. The courts OF the state when
subsequently, applied refused grant an alias cNecu-
ton and Mr. Royal now asks the Supreme Court 10
issue direct execution. The amount involved Is only
about $50.
Other business transacted to-day was as follows:
No 144-Harrson IL. Ballard appellant, ast Arson
fyaIles. Motion reverse decree postponed until
hearing the merits
NO l,Ioo-The town Of Danyle appellant, agt J.
Wilcox Brown ct al. Motion to yacate supersedcas
denied.
No I,1O3-The United States appellant, agt. Carrie
Jones Motion to advance submitted by Attoney.Gcn.
Garland in support Of
so = Robertson, Collector
til in error sg~ Louis A. Solomon ct al. Motion to
advance submitted by Solicitor General jerks In sup
port Of same.
No 24s-The Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
plaintiff error agt Irwin W. Gates. In error TO
the Supreme OF Wisconsin. Dismissed with costs
motion OF James McNaught, for the paintin in error
No 447-AdOiph f. Roge, etc. appellant, agt Adoph
T. BoIis ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District OF PENNSYLVANIA
motion j. Hubley Ashton for appeliees, docketed
and dismissed with costs
No 993-The United States. rel Charles T.
Miller plaintiff IN error, ag,. John c. Black, Commits
soncr Pensions. Motion to recall mandate argued
by Assistant Attorney General Maury FOR support OF
motion, and by j. G.. Bgelow in opposition.
No 49l-Eyan Randolph, appellant, agt. the Qudneck
Company ct al. Motion iescnd orinr OF dismissal
and restore cause docket argued by j. T. Butler In
support Of motion.
NO lOsl-John p. Kennedy. appellant, agt Milton
W. Hazleton Submitted pursuant Goth rule
No GOV. p. Ware, appellant, agt J. IL. Allen
Co. Argument continued.
No 10o-The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Com.
pany, plaintiff I'm error agt oliver Beckwith Argued
for plaintiff in No counsel appeared for defend
ant Ia error
No. 1o1-sylvcster 0. Noble plaintiff in error, ACT
De Forrest Hammond, survivor. Argued
No. 1o2-rhe County OF Jackson Missouri, pianth IN
error. the Ninth National Bank OF New-York Ar
gunent begun.