The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29
9upeB1sF Cou.t.

Beicre H0n Ju6Ee woodruff
THE LADIss' TEMPERANCE UNION sOCrurY.
MAY a7-Th, Trustees Of the FSaniis Uaso. Scssty o.
Wok.man, H. Dit<m and others -rais Vas az asues
brout hs $500 The funds papuGs IN
had been drawn from the Merchants and Clerks Bsnk
without the authority Of the society. Tue society "rne
ladies' Union" and In lsss they ooanod ca~tsr from
bs Grand Urion OF the state OF New York. cooiuuod
under tina, charter until the "a sspsm ,ee 1885,
when they pased resolution dls-oiv ng
the Gfsno UniUp, which had been existence since
lsi9 ard then ormed themselves CO.
ci,iy Five OF ladies he socuy beog 90 ,,scd of
eisticen) oid not Ike tbis prooeodpg aud
rooms OF toe society aSd to from tbs pro-
perry and rsAa OF too society ao Thea sto tso of the
trustees went To the Merchaots ast Cerxs' sAsg snd
drew out the nncB Of tho ETY. Amounting - 500,
wnbou, preventing the bank boox o. ths soois.y. rne
pisDurf subsequently vent T. the bank and presented
the uabk book Of e Union purpose Of ORA riax
out the money the hook tbo1. the noo.y
ard with tbe sim Of $500 entered Dnss Dst tue psss
tns tttn commence snf axaost tbs bssz s1s
Cncf justice Oakley de ded that the mooey SHOULD be
pisdeo IN trust fund ana sum oommsaccd ssNnst tho
The o,.bdsnis content that the society bald their
charter from The Gran Ubioo OF the State nd tb.t they
could MT dissolve themselves, or t1ey old tbs fuods
and projsr,y should the Grand uon ,h.y ais,
clsim tnat ths dccndsots tue FraosIin Untn the
Others by ,bsir act haveg sisalved .hs sseives
The ola nuns thai the U,ioa ID, ossu
10 existence since 1919, ami that uns the
Frsnsln tbion have supp1rsed tosneves iSdspsn
OF the Grand Union, sno have been ponipsiy iods
pepcebt body Verdict (undsr the OF the Court)
Tor foo1 %, subject 10 The oooisp Of the Cur, sopve
gentlemen usteest nr'.en o. the aoes three Of
male trustees are plan, ne, ana i've OF the Adea and
tso Of the trustees are dsen7ants
Before Hon. Judge Bos worth and Jury.
ACTION AGAINST A IaILwAr CvxPAsY-cAUrIoS
TO CoNDUcroRs.
NAY ss-Mnoru Purple ~. N, Hudson Rinsr Rrtlrosd
Company the plsintid Ia III sidow aod cues
70 10000 damages for injuries sustained through
tho alleged negligence Of the defensaots' servants. IL
sppesrr that In August, $780, Mrs Purple vsIei
tors, and returned W Mes York BY the Hsdsoo River
Railroad purchassg her ticket her place Of departure,
Which Gully excbarged a. Troy ami delivered 70 The
conductor Of Forty SECOND suttt; shs then by
the horse 10 eaosl tuect. sssea 10 g.t
cut vile she the front started ani
Mrs Purple ttrosn upon he ground An1 very m i.h
injured oouabra N her for near v nise
moths stu suffers NON tne snecs o6 Q dsooanon
OF the bip int
the defendants TAI conrassc convey Der sse,y D. ne
city. The nan question fcr toe jiry wbslncr the
injuries che hai 81 stained causet by TIE neg.
ng'tce q The aseJts Of TIE defendants,
or BY her own negligence ~ the injury vas caused
by the parties In charge OF The car, tnen the pan
80 bad tight N rucovcr BY ner 90 negligence, the
Coupary -efe resp nsibe The conductors we're not
boul 70 stop onger than Necessary foe passenger
TO get and the lady berse bound W al due
out The defendarts liable fos the conseqaencss. IL
,te u,y found Tor pan,id ten they would con4ier
thst she Il entred for Der lo~s OF tine and
be excuses Incurred aud 2fo for Der Inability per-
form Der ordinary duties
yerdicti0 plainuf 81 so.