A Century of Federal Judicature. i'. State of Ohio, 165 /'*. 365 : 173 it. 285 j The Irraivu.My, 171 it. IQ.2; The Carlos f. Rases, 177 il>. 655; The Adula, 176 /A 361; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company f. Voigt, 176 it. 498; 1'lummer r. Coler, 178 it. 115; Illinois Central Railroad Company r. State of Illinois, 146 it. 387; Scranton r. Wheeler, 163 it. 703; Westinghouse; Boyden 1'ower Brake Company, 170 it. 574; Brass r. North Dakota, 153 it.
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429; 158 it. 601. The Pedro, 175 it. 354; Workman v. Mayor of New York, 179 it. 552; United States z1. Trans-Missouri Freight Association, 166 it. 290; Stearns r. State of Minnesota, 179 it. 223; Ralli v. Troop, 157 it. 386; Ohio Oil Company v. State of Indiana, 177 it. 212: Merrill v. National Bank, 173 it. 131; Geer -•. State of Connecticut, 161 it. 519; Union Pacific Rail way Company z-. Wyler 158 it. 285; Downes r. Bid
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391: Hollinger t: Davis, 146 it. 314; Lewis i United States, 146 it. 370; French -•. Asphalt Company, 181 it. 324; Northern Assurance Company t: Grand View Building Association, 183 it. 308; Wilson r. Nelson, 183 i/>. 191; Missouri v. Illinois, 180 it. 208. MR. JUSTICE WHITK : Knowlton v. Moore, 178 U. S. 41; Sanford v. Poe, 165 it. 194; Singer Manufacturing Company r'. June Manufacturing Company, 163 it. 169: Pol lock v. Farmers Loan and Trust Company, 157 it.
well, 182 it. 246; Dooley i>. United States, 182 it. 222; The Kensington, 183 it. 263: Freeport Water Com pany Z'. Freeport City, 180 it. 587. MR. JUSTICE PKCKHAM: Addyston Pipe and Steel Company -'. United States, 175 U. S. 211: United States v. Trans-Missou'i Freight Asooc ation, 166 it. 290; United States r. Joint Traffic Association, 171 /'/'. 505; Maxwell f. Dow, 176 /'/'. ^8; Houston and Texas Railway Cnmpai.y?•. State of Texas, 177 it. 66; Hop-
