A Century of Federal Judicature. MR. JUSTICE HARLAN: The Civil Rights Cases, 109 U. S. 3; Sparf v. United States, 156 it. i; State of Louisiana -•. Jumel, 107 it. 711; Hurtado v. State of California, no it. 538; Field f. Clark, 143 ib. 649; Cownes r. Bidwell, 182 it. 246; Neal v. State of Delaware, 103 it. 370; Leisy v. Hardin, 135 il>, 100; Powell v. State of Pennsylvania, 127 it. 678; O'Neill v. State of Vermont, 144 it. 323; Davis v. United States, 160 it. 469; Pullman Company v. State
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People r. Roberts, 171 it. 658; Connecticut Insurance Company r. Lathrop, in it. 612; Delaware,^. Rail road Company r. Converse, 139 it. 469; New York Central Railroad Company v. Troloff, roo ib. 24; Uni ted States v. Stanford, 161 it. 412; United States v. Union Pacific Railway Company, 15912,1; Patterson v. State of Kentucky, 97 it. 501; Robb v. Connolly, in it. 625; Connolly r. Union Sewer Pipe Company, 184 it. 540; Taylor v. Beckham, 178 it. 548; State of Min-
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of Pennsylvania; Beard?/. United States, 158 it. 550; Covington Turnpike Company -•. Sanford, 164 it. 578; Plumley -'. State of Massachusetts, 155 it. 461; E. partu Terry, 128 it. 289; United States v. E. C. Knight Com pany, 1 56 ib. i; Interstate Commerce Commission!'. Brinison, 1 54 ib. 447; Bate Refrigerating Company v. Sulzberger, 157 it. i; Mugler -•. State of Kansas, 123 it. 623; Maxwells. Dow, 176 it. 581; Pollock r. Far mers Loan and Trust Company, 158 it. 60; Ex purte Royall, 117 ib. 240; Antoni -'. Greenhow, 107 it. 769;
nesota v. Barber, 136 ib. 313; United States v. St. Clair, 154 it. 134; Hough v. Texas and Pacific Railroad Company, ioo-/A 213; Guy r. Baltimore, 100 ib. 434; Kirtland :: Hotchkiss, it. 491; Railroad Company!'. National Bank, 102 it. 14; Hopt v. Utah, no ib. 574; New Orleans Gas Jompany v. Louisiana Light Com pany, 115 it. 650: New Orleans Waterworks Company -•. Rivers, 115 it. 650; Aldrich v. Chemical National Bank, 176 it. 618: Spalding v. Vilas, 161 it. 483; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company v
