Spill v. Celluloid Manuf'g Co.

Blatghford, Justice.

Since the announcement of the decision of the court in this case, on the twenty-first of August, 1884, (21 Fed. Rep. 631,) dismissing the bill of complaint, and before the entering of any formal decree to that effect, the plaintiff has made a motion for leave to file a supplemental bill of complaint in the nature of a bill of review. The motion is founded on a petition which purports to be the petition of the plaintiff by his solicitor, and is not signed or sworn to by the plaintiff, or any agent or attorney in fact of his, but is signed and sworn to by the solicitor, and…