United States v. Marrin

HOLLAND, District Judge.

Frank C. Marrin presents his petition to this court praying that he be not held in default by reason of his nonappearance in person in court, and that his recognizance be not forfeited. On May 18, 1908, Marrin took an appeal from a sentence imposed upon him in this court to the appellate court of the Third circuit, and entered into a recognizance, with the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company as surety, in the sum of $10,000, the-condition of which is as follows:

“That if the said Frank O. Marrin, alias Frank O. Stone, alias Franklin Stone, alias Thomas Harper,…