Note 144 — Chapter II · The Power of Congress to Establish Postoffices

Grimm v. U. S., 156 U. S. 604 (1895). The Chase case was followed by U. S. v. Wilson, 58 Fed. Rep. 768 (1893), which held that even under the act of 1888 “or other publication” were qualifying words which excluded letters, and by U. S. v. Warner, 59 Fed. Rep. 355 (1894); contra, U. S. v. Nathan, 61 Fed. Rep. 936 (1894), and U. S. v. Ling, 61 Fed. Rep. 1001 (1894). All doubt was removed by Grimm v. U. S.