272 FEDERAL REPORTBR. �pearance was ever entered in behalf of these libellants. If these libellants desired to be heard in regard to the funds re- maining to the credit of that cause, an appearance in behalf of the libellants should have been entered therein, in which case they would have been entitled to notice of the ,order com- plained of. In the absence of such an appearance, the record in that cause wholly failed to give information that the libel- lants claimed to have any interest in the fund, and they can- not now be permitted to assert that want of a formai notice entitles them to ask to have the order set aside as irregular, or to require a return of the fund, which that order directed to be transferred to the credit of other causes, and which has been distributed in those actions. �The motion must tberefore be denied. ����
