National Republican., 1888-01-31
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The proceed
ings Of the United States Supreme Court yes
terday were as follows:
Western Union Telegraph Company VS..
Geo. F. Hall. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Matthews
reversing judgment below and cause re-
J.J Smith vs. State of Alabama Opinion
by Mr.. Justice Matthews affirming the judg-
ment Of the supreme court of Alabama. Mr..
No. 7S7. The Union Insurance Company, OF
Philadelphia, ys. Patrick Smith; Judgment
affirmed with costs and interest. Opinion by
No. lSS Thomas Q. Porter ct al, &c.. vs.. Alan.
son w. Beard, collector, &C.; judgment affirmed
with costs. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Blatch-
No. 1S4. Alanson W. Besrd, collector, &C., vs..
Thomas O. Porter ct al, &C.; Judgment affirmed
with costs and interest. Opinion by Mr.. JUS
No. 1885, Roland worthington, collector. &c..
VS., Jere Abbott ct. al; judgment affirmed with
costs and interest. opinion by Mr.. Justice
No. ia Minnie Brazee, devisee, &c, appel
liant, vs.. Nicholas Schofed ct al Decree
affirmed with costs. Opinion oy Mr.. Justice
No. 1866. The United States, plaintiff, VS..
Sigismond Hess, alias Samuel Hayes, On n
certificate of division in opinion between the
for the southern district OF New York. Ques.
tioDs certified answered In the negative opin-
ion Ly Mr.. Justice Field.
featuring Company VS.. the county of 0toe,
Neb. Judgment reversed with costs, and
cause remanded for further proceedings TO be
had therein not inconsistent with the opinion
OF this court. opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice
No. $50. L. D, Brown ct al, appellants, We.
appellants, vs.. VIM. Rank; No. 0S7.. l.. D.
Brown ct al, appellants, VS.. VIM. o.. Hazard.
Ordered, That these causes stand dismissed
unless the appellants shall, on or before the
clark
this court, bonds in the penal sum Of $500
each. conditioned according to law for the
purposes Of the appeals With VIII snreties a , 70 bs
to The ninth circuit. Opinion by Mr.. Chief
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peal be dismissed unless the, appellant on or
before the 10th, day Of March next files with
sum sun Vs Of $780, conditioned according to Law for
the satisfaction of the Justice Of this court as,
signed to the tifth circuit. Opinion by Mr..
Court IN General Term-Chief Justice Bing.
ham. Justices James and Cox.-Flsher VS..
Tucker; argued and submitted. No special
Circuit Court, Division No. l-Justice Hag-
ner.-Hammond vs.; kenderline; Judgment by
consent for plainna for s2,e65 80. o West W w.
ages. Assignment-Nos. 3lS, 1853, 3i5, 356, 357
Ss0 $si, 1862, S6S 3d4, $685. S6e, 1857, se9 a7l' 372
Circuit Court, Division No. 1-Justice Mer-
rick.-Pierce VS.. Kemp. Pritchard Kearney,
Metcalf; judgment for plaintiff for possession
OF one eighth of lot: Wertz vs.. Hoge " Mason;
verdict for PLAINTIFFS. Hoge only, and In favor
| OF Mason Surety for costs. Smith vs.. Linkins
| verdict for plaintiff for 81, ,29l.S7. Assignment
Nos 20, o. 49, q, 3d. o. 90, 97, 9S 99 l00,lOl ,l02
| 10i, 105, LOG. 107, l0S, 100, and no..
Equity Court-Justice Cox.-Meloy, assignee,
| VS.. Central National Bank: pro coniesso on
| ADglo.American Insurance Company granted.
Davis vs. Davis: special anditor's report rati-
| fed. Kinds vs. Kinds; examiner ordered TO
| take testimony.
trict of Columbia VS.. Michael Garyey. un-
licensed bar; guilty. District OF Columbia vs..
500 and costs. District OF Columbia vs.. Louis
A. Faber, Sunday bar; not guilty. District Of
Columbia VS.. Patrick Mccormick, unlicensed
| bar; pleaded guilty, and on request of attorney
| for prosection was sentenced to pay the costs,
| sl5 District of Columbia vs. Herman Edel,
| two indictments, for selling to minors and one
| for Sunday bar: pleaded guilty TO one indict-
| ment for selling TO minors and one for keeping
| Sunday bar fined $40 and costs In each; other
| indictment nolle pross. District OF Columbia
| VS.. George +. Ko2el Sunday bar; guilty; fined
| 500 and costs. Assignment left over,
| and District of Columbia VS.. Edward Moore,
| Richard CouleThan, o. A. Barnes, Nicholas
| Thiel, Patrick MsOre, and Samuel Gassen-
heimer, for keeping Sur day bars Christ ina
BuTrell and Chas. Dafenbrook, for keeping
| unlicensed bars; James Fortune, for selling TO
minors, and Michael Noonan, for disorderly
| conduct,