PER CURIAM.
Hammer, in prosecuting his application for a patent, encountered no opposition from other parties claiming the same asserted invention. There was no interference. His only opposition (so to speak) was from the Examiners; i. e., the Office. His was, in common parlance, an ex parte, not an inter partes, proceeding.
By this appeal he seeks to present a question not without interest, viz.: Is there any remedy under R. S. § 4915 (Comp. St...
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