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SUBJECTS OF THE OPINIONS REPORTED IN THIS VOLUME .
FIRST CIRCUIT.
HORACE GRAY , ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME CoUR·1•.
JOHN LOWELL, CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Aiiirmance of admiralty decree —in- I’atent—infringoment, 175.
terest, 47. Patent—1·ubber boot strap, 93.
Cross-bi1l—-—demu1·re1·-reformation Patents—practice, 601.
of contract, 815. Patent-—app1icntion for same inven-
Jurisdiction —railroad chartered in tion, 653. `
several states, 50. Trovcr—trespass—-sale by judgment
Patent-oath on application for reis- creditor without notice to debtor,
sue-laches, 90. 251.
NATHAN WEBB, DISTRICT JUDGE, MAINE.
Commissioner-fees for keeping docket-inspection, 99.
DANIEL CLARK, Drsrnror JUDGE, NEw Hsm-smnm. ’
THOMAS L. NELSON, Drsrmor JUDGE, MASSACHUSETTS. .
LE BARON B. COLT, Drsrmcr JUDGE, REIODE ISLAND.
  378. Suit against administrator-misjoiu-
Patent—" jewelry "—infringement, der, 199,
262. .
SECON D CIRCUIT.
SAMUEL BLATCHFORD, Assoornm JUSTICE or- THE SUPREME COURT.
Common carrier-peril of sea—~swell Patent—reissue, 647.
of passing vessel, 192. Paient—reissue, 596.
Constitutional lew—capitation tax- Shipping—o1·el agreement—recovery
uniformity of taxation, 135. of freight money, 192.
Copyright—title, 592. Tradesmen T- firm name -—- infringe-
Customs duties—imDorted hay—pro~ ment, 561.
test. 584. _ __
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