The Bate refrigerating company, appellant, vs. Ferdinand Sulzberger, Samuel Weil, and Frederick Joseph
Subtitle: doing business under the firm name of Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
Publisher: ect.
Published: 1894
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: American Bell Telephone Company
Table of contents: title: Transcript of record. Supreme court of the United States, October term, 1893. No. 1184. On a certificate from the United States Circuit court of appeals for the Second circuit. Filed April 6, 1894.; title: Motion to advance said cause and to permit oral argument. Wheeler H. Peckham, of counsel for defendants.; title: Brief in support of motion to advance said cause and to permit oral argument therein. James C. Carter, Chas. E. Mitchell, of counsel.; title: Brief for complainant.; title: James C. Carter, of counsel for complainant.; title: Argument of C. E. Mitchell, for appellant.; title: Memorandum for the Bate co. as to some matters in appellees' brief.; title: Brief for appellees. Miller, Peckham & Dixon, solicitors. Wheeler H. Peckham, of counsel for appellees.; title: Answer to appellant's last brief called "Memorandum," etc. Wheeler H. Peckham, counsel for defendants.; title: Brief for Milo G. Kellogg. Charles H. Aldrich, counsel.; title: Brief on behalf of the Harrison international telephone company, filed by leave of court. B.H. Bristow, Wm. H. Kenyon, of counsel.; title: For the plaintiff.; title: Section 4887 of the Revised statutes, by H.A. Seymour.; title: The American Bell telephone monopoly and the pending legislation in its interest. A memorial to the fifty-third Congress in opposition to the proposed amendment of Section 4887 R.S.U.S., by Charles H. Aldrich.