Per Curiam.
Appeal dismissed for want of jurisdiction. Harrington v. Holler, 111 U. S. 796, and cases cited.
The headnote in this case is as follows:
A decision of the Supreme Court of a Territory dismissing a writ of error to a District Court because of failure to docket the cause in time is not a final judgment or decision within the meaning of the statutes regarding writs of error and appeals to this court: Mandamus is the proper remedy in such case.