De

How affected by the war, the grantor being within
insurrectionary lines at the time of the sale.
Jarnette v. De Giverville, 226; University v
Finch, 66.

See, WAREHOUSES.

EMINENT DOMAIN.

Opening streets through cemeteries; damages;
suitable enclosures, 547.

Railroad not entitled to enter upon land in New
Jersey without previously paying sum awarded,
interests, costs, etc., 561.

Destruction of buildings to prevent spread of fires
not an incident of eminent domain.
Field v.
Des Moines, 604.
Legislature cannot authorize taxing of private
property, without compensation first being
made, 604.

Exercise of right of upon railroads, so as to make
them highways on payment of toll, 527, 572,
609.

Power of one railroad company to condemn lands
of another. Peoria, etc., R. R. Co. v. Peoria
and Springfield R. R. Co., 45.

Form of decree under Illinois statute. Ibid., 45.
Taking private property for public use; damages,
when fixed, 209.

Widening streets, 333.

Power of town corporation to open street through
block of land purchased and used for railroad
purposes, 357, 410.

Taking land for railroads; damages where road is
laid before condemnation. Cal. P. R. R. Co.
v. Armstrong, 452; note, 453.
Taking land for lateral railroads under Pennsyl-
vania statute, 458.

ENFORCEMENT ACT.

Federal jurisdiction under enforcement act (April
20, 1871), over suits brought by a state in its
own name against railroad, Decision by Mr.
Justice Davis and Mr. Circuit Judge Drum-
mond, 319.

ENGLAND.

Municipal indebtedness in, 360.

English judicature act, rules of practice under,
458.

Letters of Pelham from, see PELHAM.

DOWER.

Wife may maintain suit on note, the consideration

of which was release of dower. Syke v. Chad
wick, 37.

Practice on death of defendant in ejectment
with respect to widow's dower and quarantine.
Kane v. McCoron, 114.

Assignec of dower may have it admeasured, 409.
Assignment of, under Illinois statute, 420.

DRAY.

Is a vehicle; municipal taxation of, 61.

DRED SCOTT DECISION.

Nelson, Story, Taney, Stowell, 26.
DURRELL, JUDGE.

His resignation and defence, 625.

Power of a court of equity which has obtained
jurisdiction over a fund to distribute so as to do
complete justice to all parties, 392.

EVIDENCE.
In General.

In chancery cases, must follow allegations, 61.
Books of account, 61.

Opinion of non-expert as to health, admissible,

dence in place of lost deeds, 637.

Declarations; actions; hearsay.

Actions speak louder than words," 602.
Declaration, by person injured, to physician, of in-
juries recently received, admissible, Harriman
v. Stowe, 400.

Evidence of what defendant's wife said to him
and his reply or want of reply, admissible, 545.
Parol to vary contracts.

Parol evidence to vary terms of promissory note,
600.

Parol evidence admissible to show that absolute
deed is a mortgage, 625.

Parol evidence to vary written instruments, 133.
Experts.

Expert testimony not admissible to show that con-

veyance covers premises in controversy, 636.
Expert testimony admissible to show that altera-
tions were made at some time with body of in-
strument, 625.

In criminal cases.

Evidence tending to show that the accused received
stolen goods of another person, not admissible,
394.

Ried murder trial; circumstantial evidence; ad-
mirable charge of Chief Justice Appleton of
Maine, 219.

Circumstantial evidence in murder trials, 352.
Photographs; judicial knowledge of uses of pho-
tography. Udderzook's case.
352.
Photographs of existing papers not admissible, 96,
See also 159.

A remarkable case of circumstantial evidence-
Udderzook's case, 50.

Habits of intoxication competent on question of
identity-Udderzook's case, 352.
Confession of distinct offence not admissible, 6.
When evidence of commission of one murder
may be given on trial of another, 381.
Rape; immediate outcry, 13.
Presumptive proof of guilt; burden of proof,
133, 548.

Homicide; character of the slain for violence.
Fields v. State, examined..28, 172, 179.
Can the character of the defendant be put in ev
idence by the state? 29.

Testimony of defendants in criminal cases, 147,
184.

Party testifying for himself in criminal case not
privileged to refuse to answer questions which
would criminate him, 233.

See CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE; PRVI
COMMUNICATIONS; DEPOSITIONS;
JUDICIAL NOTICE.

LEGED

EXECUTIONS.

Levy upon real estate; deputy sheriff cannot hold
inquisition, 22.

Property seized under in custodia legis, 86.
Restitution of money collected on judgment which
is afterwards reversed, 358.
EXECUTORY DEVISES.
Limitation as to, 561.
See WILLS.

EXECUTOR DE SON TORT.
In Tennessee, 444.

In trustee's sale, not a defence in ejectment. Fer-
guson v. Coward, 12.

Gross inadequacy of price, evidence of, 86.
Allegation of facts constituting, 86.

Recission of contract because of; acquiescence,
86.

Fraudulent representations by agents; paper of
Mr. Bigelow upon, 367.

Fraudulent title deeds; article from Washington
Law Reporter, 480.

FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES.

Voluntary conveyances not fraudulent, when
debtor retains enough property to pay debts,
62.

Bill in equity to compel reconveyance, 344.
Voluntary settlements not void per se, 367.
Conveyance by husband to wife, when valid, 443.
Sale by corporation of its real estate to stock-
holder for stock, void as against creditors, 575.
Fraudulent conveyee estopped to deny amount
in bill of sale named as price, 588-9.
FRAUDS, STATUTE OF.

Promise to pay debt of another, 61..
Original and collateral liability, 156.

Contract to convey made by agent need not dis-
close name of principal, 368.
Studies in the law of, 524.

compelled to sell his own share or purchase
share of co-tenant, 532.

Can the owner claim two houses as exempt? 432.

Effect of, upon sales at auction, 380, 485.
Memorandum in writing by entry in sales book HOMICIDE.
by auctioneer's clerk, 485.

Assignment of lease from month to month, 482,
511, 533.

What proof in case of parol sales of land meet
requirements of statute of frauds? 575.

FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE.

Extradition of, 443.

Limitation of prosecution against, under act of
Congress of 1790, 11.

GANSON, HON. JOHN.
Death of, 515.
GARNISHMENT.

Of express trustee, 221.

GERARD, JAMES W.
Death of, 97.

GERMANY.

Public prosecutor system in; article in American
Law Record noticed, 357, 473.

GIFT.

Of balance of account valid, 394.

From Husband to Wife, see HUSBAND and
WIFE.

GRAND JURIES.

Summoning and selection of; article in Am. Law
Rec., 535.

The grand jury system, 538.
GUARDIANS.

Good faith in guardians and trustees, 343.
Power of guardian and heirs to compel adminis-
trator to pay over money on heirs coming of
age, 501.

HALL, HON. NATHAN K.

Death of, 123.

HAMMOND DR. W. G.

Article by, on legal education and present state of
the literature of the law, 292.

Article by, on the rule that the killing of a human
being is not a cause of action, 622.

HOMESTEADS.

Laws relating to, how construed. Vogler v.
Montgomery, 65.

Levy upon; notice to officer; appraisement.
Ibid., 65.

Fraudulent conveyance of, not an abandonment.
Ibid., 65.

Injunction to restrain sale of; cloud upon title.
Ibid., 65.

Does the widow take a fee under the Missouri
Statute? 85, 209.

Same; the Vermont Statute, 458.

Homestead laws of North Carolina not unconsti-
tutional, 96.

Validity of homestead laws which operate upon
existing contracts, 173; Cockran v. Darcy, 179.
Same; opinion of Mr. Justice Simrall of Missis-
sippi, 249.

The Virginia duel murder, 64.
Mania a potu as a defence, 579.

Homicide by negligent driving; onus of proof,

434.

Circumstantial evidence; force and direction of
gun-shot wounds, 464.

Absence of intent to kill, not the characteristic of
manslaughter, 535.

See EVIDENCE.

HUSBAND AND WIFE.

Gift from husband to wife fraudulent as against
husband's creditors; gift of mortgaged prop-
erty and payment of mortgage debts, 13.
Wife's estate; husband's debts, 71.

Power of attorney executed by husband and wife,
207.

Married woman's law of Alabama; power of
married woman to mortgage separate estate for
benefit of husband. Mitchell v. Lippincott,
265.

Liability of husband for necessaries furnished
wife; feme sole trader, 345.

Bankruptcy; articles of separation; effect of vol-
untary conveyance from husband to wife, 357.
Replevin by wife of property seized for husband's
debt, 357.

Money borrowed by husband from wife, how re-
garded after wife's death, 358.

Liability of husband's estate for income of wife
paid him by a trustee, 408.

Purchase of land by husband with wife's money a
resulting trust in favor of wife, 432.
Assignments by wife to husband in consequence
of mistake, etc., voidable in equity, 442.
Husband's liability for wife's torts, 458.

When wife's personalty becomes her's by survi-
vorship, 525.

Defective acknowledgment of wife's, deed does no
permit husband's creditor to recover the prop-
erty from the purchaser, 534-

Can actions at law be maintained between hus-
band and wife? 561.

In Illinois, married woman suing for rent of her
separate property, husband cannot join, 576.
Married woman cannnot practice law. Re Lock-
wood, 254; article in Alb. Law Jour., 431.
Married woman's law of Alabama. Mitchell v,
Lippencott, eriticised, 302.

Contracts of married women under the Mississippi
statute; power to borrow money; liability of
husband. Viser v. Scruggs, 313.

Liability of married woman to be made a bank-
rupt, 336.

Wife's separate estate, 366.

Contracts of married women; article upon in
Alb. Law Jour., noticed, 380, 458.

Capacity of married women to enter into mercan-
tile partnership, 393.

Liability of married women on contract; articlc
in Alb. Law Jour., noticed, 420.
Coverture as an excuse for crime, 446.
Wife in Pennsylvania may purchase and hold
property against creditors of husband, 501.
In Missouri, charges her separate estate by exe-
cuting note, 168.

Arkansas homestead law, exposition of, 209.
Abandonment of homestead by absconding bank-IDENTITY.
rupt; wife and children remaining. Re Pratt,
290.

Abandonment of, further considered, 345.
Michigan statute does not exempt undivided in-
terest in land, 370.

Evidence of homestead right; deed executed
after right is claimed to have attached, 370.
Mortgage of undivided half interest valid, al-
though unsigned by wife, 370.

When a mortgage is void as against the home-
stead right, 370.
Homestead in government lands; superior right
of settler residing on homestead entry at date
of cancellation of said entry, 408.
Cancellation of homestead entries; subsequent
valid entries, 458.

Are homesteads in the public domain subject to
execution before patent issues? 534.
Alienation of homestead by husband without con-
sent of wife; remedy of wife. Williams v.
Williams, 479.

Appraisement and setting off appraisement con-
clusive as to value, 532.

In dividing, one tenant in common cannot be

Singular case of, 98.
IGLEHART, HON. ASA.
Articles by, 428, 471.
IMPORTS.

Notice of government collector's liquidaiton o
duties on imported goods, 420.
Liabilities of obligor on warehouse bond, 420.
IMPROVEMENTS.

Rights of party putting improvements on minor's
land; stranger making improvements; consent,
560.
INDIANS.

Descent and distribution among Wyandott Indi-
ans; construction of treaties; reservations; Indian
wills; devise of" float." Gray v. Coffman, 326.
Cutting timber on Indian reservation, 333.

Indian reservations; treaty with Osages con-
strued, 428.

Selling liquor to; what Indians prima facie mem-
ber of Oregon tribes, 547-8.

Act of 1873 abolishing Indian superintenden cies

Want of, when not demanded, not error, when, JAILERS.
86.

INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE.

[As to Life Insurance, see LIFE INSURANCE.]
In General.

Contracts with company in another state valid;
regulation of foreign insurance companies, 589.
Replevin of policy of insurance, 85.

Insurance company having failed, a company

which had re-insured certain of its policies
might buy them in and set them off against the
claim for re-insurance, 408.

Position of mortgagee who has insured his mort-
gage interest, 431.

Contracts of insurance which operate retroactively,
458.

Secretary of company has power to notify policy-
holder of cancellation of policy, 482.
Fire.

Contract with broker; "binding receipt," 23.
Of mortgage interest; assignment of policy, 23.
Subrogation; assignment; action against incen-
diary, in whose name brought. Alton Ins. Co.
v. Hannibal, etc., R. R. Co., 206.
Fire insurance contracts, how interpreted.
v. Peoples Ins. Co. 214.
Waiver of printed conditions in policy. Ibid.,

214.

Kuhn

Insurance on family grocery with printed condi-
tion against storing, using or vending spirituous
liquors. Ibid., 214.

Retailing oil and liquors.

Ibid., 214.

Proof of custom as to retailing, etc., spiritous liq-
uors in family groceries. Ibid., 214.
Prohibition against storing petroleum, 459.
Misrepresentation as to amount of mortgage on
insured premises, 412.

Note, collecting authorities on the above topics,

215.

Bonds deposited with state treasurer by foreign
insurance co.. not subject to attachment, 367
Insurer against fire not bound to disclose existence
of void tax title on property. Cheek v. Insur-
ance Co., 465.

Interpretation of policy; "is the mill leased or
rented?" Ibid., 465.

Concealment of the fact that the title is in litiga-
tion. Ibid., 465.

Effect of failure of agent to state facts known to
him. Ibid., 465.

Company resting their defence upon one ground,
confined to that ground. Ibid., 465.

Note by Melville M. Bigelow, Esq., reviewing the
foregoing case, 467.

Right of, to intercept correspondence of prisoner,
269.

JOHNSON, HON. REVERDY.

Views of, on the Louisiana question, 488, 527.
JOINT AND SEVERAL LIABILITIES.

Discharge of, one defendant in trespass for mesne
profits, 23.

Same persons joint obligors and joint obligees on
note, IIO.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

Rights of assignee of stock in unincorporated
company, 600.

JUDGES.

Salaries of, 235, 383, 512, 561,
Private communications with, 367.
Politics and the bench, 435, 487, 550.
Judicial dignity, 474.
Judicial integrity, 487.

Something about judges, 551.
JUDGMENTS.

Revival of, by scire facias, after seven years, 355.
Presumptions in support of, 487; same subject,
Galpin v. Page, 491.

Assignment of, on record, operates as notice, 561.
Collateral attack of, 491.

The rule in regard to the collateral attack of judg-
ments stated and discussed at length by Mr. Jus-
tice Field, Ibid., 491.

Judgments can only be impeached collaterally for
fraud or collusion, 575.
See FOREIGN JUDGMENTS.
JUDICIAL NOTICE.

Courts will take, of the fact that county seat is
within county, and will so inform jury in a crim-
inal case, 513.

Will take judicial notice of uses of photography.
Udderzook's case, 352.

JUDICIAL SALES.

Sales of land under execution; title of innocent
purchaser and of purchasing creditor. Vogler
v. Montgomery, 65.

Execution, sales at court-house, Kane v. Mc-
Cown, 114.

By sheriff after expiration of term of office, Ibid.,

114.

Amendment of sheriff's deed, Ibid., 114.
Delivery of, when presumed, Ibid., 114.
Equity will not order sale of doubtful interest,
Sutherland v. Lake Superior, &c., Co., 127.

When equity will sell mortgaged premises, Ibid.,

127.

Sheriff's deed takes effect by relation, etc., 142.
Sale under paid judgment void, 207.

What court may compel sheriff to amend his deed.
143.

Chancery sales; opening the biddings, 367, 535
Sheriff's sale under void judgment. 392.
Application of proceeds of sheriff's sale; pric
liens must be discharged before costs accruing
prior to issuance of fi. fa,, 501.

What interest passes by sheriff's sale of leased
premises, 576.

Verbal agreement by purchaser at sheriff's sale
to hold premises in trust for defendant, a #
dum fictum, 625.

JURISDICTION.

In General

Pecuniary limit; writing two claims so as to give
Smith v. Clark County, 5.

Jurisdiction of a court to perfect an appeal by
taking bond, after the passage of the law abo
ishing such court, 122.

Is a person responsible to the municipal tribunals
of one country for acts committed while acting
as the executive head of another, 135.
What court may order amendment of sheriff's
deed, 143.

A court of equity cannot aid defective execution
of statutory power, 143.

Liability of assignee in bankruptcy to be sued a
state courts, Leighton v. Harwood, 147.
Of courts to award mandamus against governor
of a state, People v. Badgely, 299. Compare,
401, 627.

State decisions, how far. binding upon federal
courts, Mitchell v. Lippencott, 265, 302.
When chancery court in Tennessee will try action
of ejectment, 444.

Jurisdiction acquired by publication, or, in suits
in rem, by seizure of property, 491.
Of federal courts,

In respect of municipal taxation, 14.
Possession of officer of state court cannot be inter-
ferred with by federal court. Townsend v. Leon-
ard, 69; Appleton v. Bowles, 135.
Contest between federal and state court for pos
session of property of insolvent. Re Glenham
Mfg Co.. 100; notes and queries, 108.
Right of national banks to sue in federal courts
not controlled by judiciary act, 367; compare,
232.

Power of supreme court justice to sit out of his
circuit. United States v. Louisville & Portland
Canal Co., 101.

Practice of federal courts, with reference to juris-
diction of state courts; power of federal courts
to order matters litigated in state courts,
Sutherland v. Lake Superior, &c., Co., 127.
When federal circuit court will entertain bill to
sell mortgaged property. Ibid., 127.
State decisions on the laws relating to municipal
securities, how far binding on federal courts.
Thomas v. Scotland County, 216.
Jurisdiction of federal court to entertain bill in
equity by national bank to restrain illegal col-
lection of taxes. National Bank v. Douglas
County, 257.

United States courts have jurisdiction of actions
of forcible entry and detainer, 483.
Whether the rulings of the state courts on a
question of jurisdiction conclude the federal
courts. Galpin v. Page, 491.

Federal supreme court will not review state court
on question of confederate money and contracts
against the laws of war, Stevenson v. Wi-
liams, 300.

Federal court does not lose jurisdiction by techni
cal dismissal so that state court may appoint
receiver, 548.

State court will not award injunction against
officer of federal court. Chapin v. James, 540.
Relation of federal courts to the state courts;
right of the federal courts to enquire into the
jurisdiction of the state courts, 491.
Allegation of jurisdiction in federal circuit court,
where a citizen of one state, endorser of inland
bills, drawn or accepted by a citizen of anoth-
er, sues the drawer or accepter. 549.
Jurisdiction of federal circuit court for district of
Iowa, to compel Union Pacific Railroad Com-
pany to operate its road as required by law.
United States v. U. P. R. R. Co., 566.
Whether a state law conflicts with state constitu-
tion, and construction of such law, are ques-
tions exclusively for state tribunals, 576.
In actions ex delicto the sum laid in declaration 15
criterion of jurisdiction, 600.
Power of the judiciary to control the official acts
of the officers of the state government, 627.

JURISPRUDENCE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Article upon, by Hon. Francis Hilliard, 556.

JURY.

Trial by.

Right of; how far judge may control jury, 296.
Same; case of Susan B. Anthony,334, 367.
Substantially abolished in New Hampshire in civil
cases, 532.

Federal circuit court cannot determine issues of
fact without consent of jury, 549.
Some ideas about jury trial, 588.
Qualification of jurors, etc.

Deposition being taken to be read in each of three

cases; the jury that tried one is incompetent to
try the others, 61.

Disqualification of jurors in criminal cases on ac-
count of impressions derived from reading
newspapers, 367.

Effect of the wrong man getting on a panel by
mistake, 443.

The jury system; editorial, 487.

A new plan for getting good juries in the South;
letter from Hon. R. A. Hill, 532.

When juror is competent whose opinion is found-
ed upon rumors, 548.

Act of Congress reinstating entry, 47.
Spanish grants; land within tide water, 72.
Conveyance of ancestor's title, 146.

Entries made on public lands before proclamation
of sale invalid, 146.

Limitation does not run against grant till patent
issues, 393.

Congressional land grants to railroads; whether
the land reverts ipso facto on failure to
perform conditions subsequent, 411.
Osage ceded lands in Kansas, 423, 425, et seq.
Cancellation of land patents at suit of government.
United States v. L. L. & G. R. R. Co., 425.
Forfeited land grants; extent of land opened for
settlement, 434.
Conflicting grants; lines extending boundaries of
counties, 444.

Pre-emption of government lands, 457.

Patents; legal mode of ascertaining in land office
what are the proper and necessary recitals in
a patent about to be issued, 457.

Rights of United States before issuance of patent,
601.

Land not taxable before patent issues, 601.
Rights of assignee of land warrant fraudulently
procured. 601.

Government not estopped to deny validity of
fraudulent land warrant, although in hands of
innocent holder, 601.

State selections; effect of; abandonment of, 635.
Pre-emption claim defective for want of citizen-
ship; intervention of advance right, 637.
LANDLORD AND TENANT.

Liability of tenant's surety where tenant holds
over, 23.

Notice to quit, when not necessary, 143.
Wrongful eviction form part of demised premises
excuses lessee from paying any of the rent, 576.
What constitutes an eviction, 576.

Distinction between acts of trespass and acts of
eviction, 576.

LANDS.

Lateral and subjacent support, 561.

LAPSE OF TIME.

Notice to widow of partition presumed after
twenty years, 600.

Editorial comments on the practice of admitting
students on the faith of the diplomas of law
schools, 320, 423, 342, 550.

Letter from Dr. Hammond on the same subject,
with editorial comments, 390.

The model law school; Prof. Woolsey's opinion
of what a law school should be, 411.

Letter of Judge Bliss with editorial comments,
4II.

Pennsylvania congratulated upon having but one,
487.

Article from the Western Jurist upon, 573.
Letter of Juvenis upon, 354.

LAW STUDIES.

Course of, recommended to a student in law office,
444.

Materials for the science of the law, 535.

LAWYERS.

Legal Education and the present state of the liter-
ature of the law, 292.
See LAW SCHOOLS.

Of boarding-house keepers; when it attaches, 234.
When the lien of a trust deed will have priority
over a landlord's lien for rent, 636.

Effect of representations by agent that notice of
accrued premiums will be given. Morey v.
New York Life Ins. Co., 139.

Validity of payment of premium to local agent
when no receipt has been forwarded to him by
the company. Ibid., 139.

When a tender made to a local agent will prevent
a forfeiture. Ibid., 139.

Wilful exposure; death while horse-racing, 207.
Action on life insurance contracts; who may sue.
N. A. Life Ins. Co. v. Wilson, 291.
Insurable interest; father and son, 345.
Construction of the words "die by his own hand"
in a policy, 357.

Construction of a life insurance endowment pol-
icy, 380.

Life insurance frauds, article on, in Isrish Law
Times, noticed, 408, 431.

Life Insurance Law and Legislation; article in
Irish Law Times noticed, 431, 458.
Policy not avoided by failure of company to com-
ply with law regarding corporations, 433.
Failure to pay premiums avoids policy, when,
433.

Waiver of forfeiture by agent; burden of proof
433.

Failure to return premium notes, 433.
Avoiding life policies on account of injurious hab-
its; article noticed, 524.

Endowment policy construed with regard to time
when premiums must be paid, 524.

Condition in policy that surgeon-in-chief of com-
pany shall decide whether insured did not die of
intemperance, 575.

Statements in application, when warranties and
when not; untruthful answers defeat right of
recovery, Conover v. Ins. Co., 197.

Effect of war upon policies of life insurance held
in insurrectionary states. Smith v. Charter Oak
Life Ins. Co., 76.

Payment of premiums to agent in insurrectionary
states. Ibid., 76.

Tender of premium to such agent and refusal a
breach of policy. Ibid., 76.

Measure of damages in such case. Ibid., 76.
Effect of subsequent breach of policy by insured.
Ibid., 76.

Not in which the decisions on the effect of the
late war on contracts of life insurance are col-
lected, 79.

Decision by Supreme Court of the United States,
171.

Policy of insurance on life of husband for benefit
of wife not liable to husband's debts, 51.
Condition of policy that suit be brought within
twelve month's after lossavoided by war, 61.
Warranty against intemperate habits, 588.
Insurable interest in human life, 602.
Legal title to life insurance policy; payment of
premiums; when husband may advance them;
payment valid as to subsequent creditors, but
void as to previous ones; when legal title to
policy is not assignable by husband. Re Bear
and Steinberg, 607.

LIMITATIONS, STATUTES OF.

Kansas statute operating upon liabilities which
accrued beyond limits to territory, 22.
Limitation in insurance policy extended by war,
61.

Part payment, when not a sufficient promise to
pay barred debts, 61.

Statute not interrupted by suit by bankrupt, 95.
Statute fixing bar where cause of action has al-
ready accrued. Marsh v. Burroughs, 125.
Twelve month's limitation in favor of administra-
tors, 124.

Does not run against Mexican grant till patent
issues, 393.

Limitation of eqnity of redemption in Pennsyl-
vania, 625.

LIQUOR LAWS.

Measure of wife's damages under recent Illinois
law, 392.

Working of Illinois "civil damage" law, 433.
Mixing alcoholic liquor with herbs and selling it
as" bitters," 513.

The Indiana liquor law, 167.

Fourteenth amendment and state liquor laws.
Bartmeyer v. Iowa, 167.

LITERARY PROPERTY.
See COPYRIGHT.

LITERATURE OF THE LAW.
Present state of, 292.
LITIGATION.

A lay opinion of, 199.
LOCAL OPTION LAWS.

Stock law of Iowa unconstitutional, 25.
Local option liquor law of California unconstitu-
tional, 592.

LOCKWOOD, MRS. BELVA A.

Application of, for admittance as solicitor of court
of claims, 210.

Her brief presented to Congress, 334.
LOST RECORDS.

Supplying, under code of Tennessee, 444.
Effect of recording and certificate of same, when
an instrument has been destroyed by fire, 473.
See EVIDENCE, sub-title, Secondary.
LOUISIANA.

The Louisana question, 475.

Views of Hon. Reverdy Johnson upon, 488.
LOUISVILLE & PORTLAND CANAL.
Its legislative history; the rights of the bondhold-
ers, government and public; prosecution of the
work by government officers. United States v.
L. & P. Canal Co., 99, 101.