Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04

on each side, and four hours additional
| time for oral argument allowed, to be
equally divided, and making the entire time
eight hours
| No. 80 Franklin McNeel ct al, appel
| lants, agt. Southern Railway Company; mo-
| ton to advance granted and cause assigned
| for argument on Monday, April 2, 1905.
| No 1874. Perry F. Powers, auditor general
| &c, appellant, agt. the Detroit Grand Ha<
ven and Milwaukee Railway Company; and
No T9I. The Michigan Central Railroad
| Company, appellant, agt Perry F. Powers
| auditor general, &c; motions to advance
| granted, and cases assigned for argument
| as one case on February 10. 1905, after the
| cases already assigned for that day
I Nos. 4R to 4S7. Railroad companies ct
! al, appellants. agt Perry F. Powers audi
| tor general, etc; on consideration of the
records filed herein these cases are ad-
vanced to be heard with Nos. 394 and 1897,
| as one case on February 10, 1906.
| No. 2l3. The Harway Dyewood and Elk
| tract Manufacturing Company ct al, pc
| titioners, agt the Hemoln Company; petit
| ton for a writ of certioran to the United
States circuit court of appeals for the
| second circuit denied.
No. 403. Alexander Won Faber-Castell, pc
| titioner, agt John Eberhard F'aber; petit
| ton for writ of certiorari to the United
| States circuit court of appeals for the
| second circuit denied.
No. AZ. American Sewage Disposal Com
| pany of Boston. petitioner, agt. City of
| Pawtucket petition for a writ of certiorari
f, to the United States circuit court of ap-
peals for the first circuit denied.
| No. 456. The Hayes-Y Young Tie Plate Com
pany, petitioner, agt. the st. Louis Transit
| Company; petition for writ of certoriari
| to the United States circuit court of appeals
| for the eighth circuit denied
No 66. John C. Cove, jr., ct al, appel
lants agt the United States eft al; appeal
| from the circuit court of the United States
| for the northern district of California; dis
missed for want of jurisdiction Gevin agt.
| United States, 1874 u. s., 672; Ian Ow Bew
agt United States, IA U. s., 47-56: Ameri-
can Construction Company agt. Jackson
Vile Railway Company 14S U. S., 372-3S3;
Borgmeyer agt. Idler, 159 u. s., AIS; Muse
agt. Arlington Hotel Company 16S u. S..
43o; act of March 3, 1891, &c Stat. S26 and
517 secs. and 6.
District Sprueme Court.
EQUITY COURT NO. Justice Anderson.
Thornton agt. Smith; pro confesso or
dered; complainant's solicitor. John
Shields.
Arms agt. Arms; rule to show cause re-
turnable December 8, 1905; complainant's
solicitors Douglass & douglass, c. H.
Syme. Leckie & Fulton.
Prall aet Prali; decree of November 10,
1906 set aside; compliments solicitor, NJ
Dammon; defendants solicitor, A. A. Hoch-
ling. jr.
complainants solicitor. G. H. White; de-
PENDANTS solicitor, II. r. Cover.
Alessie agt Borzie; injunction dissolved;
complafnantS Soiicltor, u. r.. mower oe-
pendants solicitor, o. Nauck.
Milliken agt. Milliken; guardian ad
Item appointed; complafnant's solicitor,
W. G.. Gardiner.
EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Stafford.
Ieftwich agt Leftwich; commission or
dered issued by Justice Barnard: complain
ants solicitor. A.. L. Sinclair, defendants
solicitor. F. d. Blackstone.
Higgins agt. Hagood: purchaser required
TO comply with terms of sale; complainant's
solicitor. =. Carusi; defendants solicitor.
G. r. Carusi.
and bill OF review dismissed: complainant's
solicitors, w. @. Gardiner and W. B. Reilly;
defendants solicitors, Ralston & Siddons
Donaldson agt. Finch: restraining order.
returnabie December 10. 1895: complainantss
solicitors. W. Donaldson and B W..