Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Of the United States.
Tuesday. October %. 1905.
| Harlan, Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice
White, Mr.. Justice Peckham, Mr.. Justice
McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes and Mr..
Justice Day
Olive Mitchell of Boston, Mass: George
r. Hunt of Lexington, KY; George C.
+ Webb of Lexington KY; George S. Shank
| lin Of Lexington, KY, and Jno. Robert
! Taylor of New York city were admitted
| to practice.
| The Chief Justice announced the follow
| ing order of the court:
No. 1872. j. G.. Rawlins. appellant agt. j.
| F. Passmore, sheriff, ETC.; motion for leave
| to proceed in forma pauper1s denied.
No. 30. The Mercantile Trust and De-
| post Company of Baltimore, appellant agt.
| the City of Columbus ct al; argument con-
| Guided by Mr.. Oin ]. Wimberly for the ap-
! pellant; leave granted counsel for appel
! liant to file an additional brief on or before
| Friday.
Nos. 45 and 49, The Dakota Wyoming
| and Missouri River Railroad Company ct
| al, plaintiffs in error, agt. Charles D.
| Crouch ct al, trustees; argued by Mr..
Frederick c. Bryan for the defendants in
| error and submitted by Mr. William T.
| Coad for the plaintiffs in error
| No. SO. George W. Crossman ct al,
| plaintiffs in error. agt. George R. Bidwell;
| passed temporarily.
| No. 1871. The United States. petitioner.
| agt. George Riggs & Co.. argument COM
| menced by Mr.. ASS slant Attorney General
| McReynolds for the petitioner.
proceedings after The Star went to press
yesterday:
| No. .4O5. vuko Perovich, plaintiff in err
ror, agt. the United States; motion to ad-
| vance submitted by Mr. Solicitor General
| Hoyt for the defendant in error.
No. 431. The Union Bridge Company,
I plaintiff in error, agt. the United States;
| motion to advance submitted by Mr. Soiici-
tor General Hoyt for the defendant in err
ror.
No. ao2. J. G. Rawllns, plaintiff in err
| ror, agt. J. F. Passmore, sheriff, ETC.. mo-
! ton for leave to proceed in forma pauperis,
| ETC.. submitted by Mr.. Jackson H. Ralston
| In behalf of counsel for the plaintiff in err
| ror.
| No. 400. Alexander D. Shaw ct al, petit
| TONERS, agt. the United States; petition for
| writ Of certiorari to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals for the second
Butler in behalf of Mr.. Edward S. Hatch
for the petitioners. and by Mr.. Solicitor
General Hoyt for the respondent.
| No. 2H. Albert X. Hiscock, trustee, etc,
| appellant, agt. the Varick Bank of New
York; motion to dismiss or affirm submit
| ted by Mr. Il. M. Czaki in support Of mo-
ton, and Mr.. Will B.. Crowley in opposition
thereto with leave to Mr.. Czaki to file re-
| ply brief within one week.
| No. 462. Herring Hall-Marvn Safe Com
| pany, petitioner, agt. Halls Safe Com
pany ct al; petition fer a writ of certiorari
| to the United States circuit court of APP
|
Mr.. Frederic d. Mckinney in behalf Of
| Mr.. Lawrence Maxwell, jr., and Mr..
Charles H. Aldrich for the petitioner and
| cross petition submitted by Mr.. William c.
| Cochran and Mr.. JudSon Harmon for the
| respondents
No. 241. Haight & Freese Company ct
| al, plaintiffs in error, agt Beverly r. Rob-
| inson, receiver, etc.; motion to dismiss sub
| mitted by Mr.. Roger Foster in support of
| motion and opposition to submission of mo-
ton submitted " Mr.. Albert 1. Sire for the
| plaintiffs in error.
| No. 49, William H. Andrews, plaintiff in
| error, agt. Eastern Oregon Land Company;
leave granted to file briefs herein on motion
| of Mr.. S. NJ Stockslager for the plaintiff
| in error.
| No. 20. William j. Gallagher, plaintiff
| in error, agt. The People of the State of
Illinois; in error to the supreme court of
| the state of Illinois; dismissed with costs,
| pursuant to the tenth rule.
| No. 465. Rosa NJ Cole executrix, ETC., pc
| utioner agt. the city Of Indianapolis ct al
| petition for a writ of certiorari to the
| United States circuit court of appeals for
nand Winter and Alexander c. Ayres for
| the petitioner. and by Mr.. Frederick E.
Matson, Mr.. Henry Warrum and Mr.. Mer-
| rll Moores for the respondents.
No. 164. John c. Hammond, plaintiff in
| error, agt. William w. -Whittredge, trustee,
ct al; motions to dismiss or affirm submit
| ted by Mr.. Warren Ora Kyle in support
| of the motions, and by Mr.. Hollis R. Bailey
| No. 81. Ann E. ]. Cruit appellant, agt.
| Kate Dean Owen ct al: argument contin-
| ued by Mr.. Edward H.. Thomas for the ap-
| pellant, by Mr.. Chaplin Brown for the APP
| pellees and concluded by Mr.. Edward H.
| Thomas for the appellant.
| No. 90. The Mercantile Trust and De-
| post Company of Baltimore, appellant, agt.
| the city of Columbus ct al; argument COM
| menced by Mr.. Joseph Packard for the ap-
| pellant, continued by Mr.. w. A. Wimbish
| and Mr.. ]: H. Martin for the appellees and
| by Mr.. Olin ]. Wimberly for the appellan Mt.
| The day call for Tuesday, October %, is
| as follows: Nos. 90, As (and 49,. 167, 50.
| 50, 81, 55 sc, 81 and So.
Court Of Appeals.
| Present-The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice
| McComas and Mr.. Justice Robb.
| Edward Adcock and Walter A. Pinch
back were admitted to practice.
| No 1711. Moran agt. Wagner; argument
| continued by Mr.. j. D. Sullivan and John
| Ridout for appellee, and concluded by Mr..
H. w. Sohon for appellant.
| No. 1901. Heroes agt. Richards; submit
| ted.
No. 1862 Heroes agt. Richards; passed.
| No. 1885. McFarlane agt. Kirby; argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. c. E. E:nig for
| appellant, and continued by Mr.. B. L..
Leighton for appellee, and concluded by
| Mr.. c. E. Emig for appellant
| No 1923. Gros agt. Norment; motion
| that mandate issue forthwith overruled.
| No. 256 (originaD. Slater agt. Taylor;
| denied.
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