The Washington times., 1894-11-13
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

November 12-Present: The Chief Justice. Mr..
Justice Field, Mr. Justice Harlan. Mr.. Justice
Gray, Mr.. Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice Brown,
Mr.. Justice Shiras, and Mr. Justice White.
Sabert NJ. Casey, of Fort Madison, Iowa;
Albert Cardozo, jr., Of New York city; VIII
liam A. Sargent, of Boston, Mass, and Edward
G. Herendeen, of Elmira, n. Y, were ad-
mitred to practice.
No. 81. Joel B. Erhardt. collector, etc,
plaintiff in error, VS.. Frederick A. Schroeder ct
a. in error to the circuit court of the United
States for the Southern district Of New York
Judgment reversed with costs and cause re-
manded with directions 20 set aside the YER
dict and TO order new trial in order that a
Jury may pass upon the real character OF the
tobacco contained in the ten bales Withdrawn
by the importers. Opinion by Mr.. Justice
Shiras. (Mr. Justice Brewer was not present
at the argument and took no part In the de-
cision of this case).
No. Gel. Horace G.. Allis, plaintiff N error.
vs. The United States; in error TO the circuit
court of the United States for the Eastern
district of Arkansas. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Mr. Justice Brewer.
No. GA The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, plaintiff in error. vs.. James Holmes.
and
No. 65. The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pauy. plaiatiff in error, vs.. David O'BrieE; in
error to the supreme court Of the State OF
Washington. Dismissed for the want OF juris-
diction Opinion by Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller
The Chief Justice also announced the 1Ol-
lowing orders of the court:
No. IS. r. Sophia Chase, executrix, &c,
plaintiff in error, vs.. The United states; mo-
ton to dismiss postponed to the hearing on
the merits.
No. 7O5. The Berwind- White Coal Mining
Company appellant, vs. The Steamship
Kate, &c; motion to advance granted, and
cause advanced as under the thirty-second
rule to be submitted on printed arguments.
No. S14 Alfred ?. ThOm. receiver, &c, ap
pellant, VS.. John B. Pittard ct al; petition for
a writ OF certiorari to the United States cir
cult court OF appeals for the fourth circuit
denied.
No. SIS. William H. Cochran ct al. plain
tifTs in error. vs. The United States; motion TO
advance granted and cause assigned for argu-
ment on the first Monday (4th) Of March next
after the cases already set down for that day
No. 83s Julius Ueherweg. appellant, vs..
La Compagnie Generate Trdnsatlantique;
petition for writ of certiorari to the United
States circuit court of appeals for the second
circuit denied.
No. 673. F. R. Osborne, plaintiff in error.
vs. The State OF Florida; ordered that this
cause be restored 70 the docket for ~reargu-
ment before full bench.
No. 78s. Alexander Allen, plaintiff in error,
vs.. The United States; advanced ami assigned
for argument on the first Monday 4th Of
March next, after the eases already set down
for that day on motion OF Mr.. Assistant At
torney General Whitney for the defendant IN
error.
No. 756. Charles Davis. plaintiff IN error,
vs.. The Elmira Savings Bank; motion to ad-
vance submitted by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Whitney for the plaintiff in error.
No. IS4. John 4. Bentley, appellant, vs..
The United States. suggestion Of diminution
of record and motion Tor writ OF certiorarl
submitted by Mr.. Al Stafford for the appellant
in support OF motion, and by Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Dodge in opposition thereto.
No Ex parte. In the matter of Eliab
W. Metcalf. petitioner; motion for leave to
file petition for a writ OF mandamus sub
mitted by Mr. Frank ". Hackett in behalf OF
counsel for petitioner.
No. 70. John I. Davis ct al. appellants, vs..
John H. Schwartz ct al; death OF John 1.
Davis. one of the appellants herein suggested,
and cause ordered TO proceed in the name Of
Andrew Sproule. surviving partner OF Samuel
C. Davis i Co.. on motion OF Mr.. J. ". Noble
for the appellant.
No. S39. Clay Peters, plaintiff in error, vs..
The United States; motion for leave 70 prose
cute in forma pauperis. and for the allowance
of a supersedeas submitted by Ar. l.. L.
| Michener for the plaintiff IN error.
No 7S William II. Jones, plaintiff in er-
| ror, vs.. The Commonwealth OF Virginia; in
error to the supreme court OF appeals OF the
| State of Virginia: dismissed with costs pur-
/ suant to the tenth rule.
| No. 10. J. J. Mal!an ct al, plaintiffs in
error VS.. John W. Bransford. treasurer. etc.
| in error 10 the supreme court OF appeals OF
the State of Virginia; dismissed with costs
! pursuant to the tenth rule.
No. so. Charles Schelle. appellant, vs.. Jere-
| miah Jordan, chief OF police, etc; appeal
| from the circuit court OF the United States
! for the Eastern district OF Texas; dismissed
| with costs pursuant to the tenth rule.
| No. 70. The Consolidated Roller Mill Com
| pany, appellant, vs.. The Barnard Il Leas
| Manufacturing Company; argued by Mr..
George A. Lothrop for the appellant and 10y
Mr. Robert H. Parkinson for the appellee.
| No. IS. Andrew Sproule. surviving partner
| etc., appellant, VS.. John 81. Schwartz ct a.
argument commenced by Mr.. John W. Noble
for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'Clock.
The day call for TUESDAY. November 13
will be as follows: Nos. 70, rs, ". 591, 6S7, 81
| 50, sS, 81, and S5.