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SUPREME C0uaT-SpeCIAt TERM.
How Guardians Mt I.item Protect lniants-
Stcinsvay- Oaks Litigation.
Before Judge Cardozo.

How Guardians Mt Iitem Protect lniants-
Stcinway Oaks Litigation.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Henry Stelaaray gid WiRfam Sei,aioay vs. ~.
nesttae III 0eks lillian, Annie ana csartssa
Stelnitav action was brought by the plaintiffs
as surviving partners OF Henry Steinway, Jr., de-
ceased. against his widow ana children, III order to
have the legal title to the real estate owned by the
firm Of steinway b Sons at mis- death declared to be
IN the plaintiffs, and also to have the Court examine
ratify and approve the accounts lnvestmentssmade
and acts done by Wm. SteinWay as executor under
the VIII OF Henry Steinway, Jr. BY the copartner-
ship ARTICLES OF the Arm OF stenway a. Sons u was
provided that the real estate upon the death OF
any OF the partners should remain IN the
irm ana 10 the benefit OF the surviving part
ners; and that the heirs OF the deceased partner
should lie paid his share OF the value according to
the last annual appraisal made by the partners
themselves PROVIDED IN the articles OF eopartner.
ship. After the death OF Henry stelnWay, Jr., IN
March 1865 the value Of his interest IN the real es
tate paid IN accordance with the last annual
appraisal, made about two months before his death
and signed by himself and ms copartners, and the
interest his heirs ana widow in the personal pro-
perry was also set aside for them. The amount due
them has all been invested In first mortgages on city
property for their benefit ant this suit was Drought
10 have the plaintiffs declared the owners Of the
leQa TILE to the real estate thus paid for by them,
and have the Court investigate and pass upon
the account and investment OF William
Steinway, executor. The guardian al Afent
OF the infants in the very outset Of the case made
motion for the extraordinary allowance OF $4,000 to
by law and the rules OF the court he was bound 70
protect. The plaintiffs therenpon obtained an order
dscontinuing the a1Lion. which order the guardian
and The attorney Tor the mother moved 10 have
modified SO to provide for an aggregate allowance
or $4,000. The motion came On ior hearing before
Judge Cardozo and was denied by him upon the
merits. whereby ne realirmed the original order OF
dscontinuance ana denied the motion for this very
singular allowance.
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COOPERATIVE LAND sHD suuONs ASSOCIATION.

The Cooperative land and Building Society OF
New York neld regular weekly session last night
In Cooperative Hall, No 2l4 Bowery. Important
business was expected to come before the body for
consideration, but owing to the tbinness OF the
tendance postponement In part was deemed advis-
able. Some modification Of the bylaws OF the asso
citation had been proposed at the preceding meeting
end last night fixed upon ~ the time for discussing
them. On motion this subject was postponed one
week. Another matter Of importance especially set
for consideration last night, was the disposal OF
lot OF land which has been left on the hands or the
society by delinquent member. motion was
made 70 postpone this matter four weeks, but an
amendment was offered and CARED fixing
Thursday night, tour weeks, M the time for selling
this lot upon the regular terms OF the association, to
the highest bidder among members. Several mem
beers favored the selling of the property a. public
auction for caaa, but the sentiment that all the pro-
perry now IN the hands OF the society should remain
there prevailed. The secretary was directed to give
due notice TO members OF the contemplated sale, and
the association adjourned.
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SUPERIOR G0UaT-SpsCiAL TERM.
lbecisIous Rendered.
BY judge Jones.

BY Judge Jones.
william r. niler rs. Henry Watsh.-8otion
granted and referee appointed.
IN the matter or the Habeas Corpus &C., Or Joha
c. Observation-Disclosures remanted.
Frederick FIntar as. Wne. Schan ct ai-Motion
granted: order settled and entered.
ChaYies Dochter et al as. james N. Di'0Is.-MotiOn
denied with ten dollars COSTS
Houq2,ton e. al. rs. FredericE ". Coggiu.-Com.
plant dismissed with costs and ten dollars costs Of
motlOn.
A0aelid c. Garrison rs. Charles D. Dickinson ct
di.-Demurrer overruled with costs with leave to
defendant to withdraw demurrer and answer in
twenty days on payment of costs
Emma Baftieft os. FfeIeItcE A. Hdl3atSlord
ton granted and cause referred.
Frpde1tcf Born et al. Us. Noah W0rrdW ct al
Motion granted with ten dollars costs.
Rosdnao CoDe IS. Peter Copie.-Referred 10 nj.
Campbell. See memorandum with Special Term
clerk.
John M1r,ceu r. al. rs. WHifaDt FaG0a Ell a.
Notion denied with ten dollars Costs
George B'omhufst et al Us. george Lpfia0 et
d.-MotiOn TO vacate attachment denied with ten
dollars costs.
The Star Fire Insurance Company %. Henry 4.
Godet-Motion 10 strike out reply granted IN part
and denied In part. No costs to either party.
gregory rs. Brosaan.--ADswer granted.
FIRST National Bank or Louisville Us. James Brod.
head tfro suits)-Motlon granted without costs.
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COURT Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Judges bowling ana Kelly.

Before Judges lowing anh heny.
..sIAg" STEALING.
Two boys named jones Hall and VIM. Dyer were
charged with stealing 300 copies OF the Daily Star.
Suspicious that theft OF this character was gong
on IN the Star ofiice caused o watch to be set
upon the movements Of certain persons the result
OF which was that the boys were caught about
four O'Clock in the morning with fifty-nine copies
OF the star In their possession. The boys said,
probably with truth, that they received from
another boy the papers they had in their possession
Judge Kelly sent them to Harris Island.
A CAUTION TO WAGON DRIVERS.
Cornelius b. Carr the driver OF grocer's wagon,
was going along Charlton, near Hudson street, when
mis- cart came In cOntact with an elderly lady named
Elizabeth Meyer, who was stepping on to the side
walk. From the evidence 1t did not appear that
Carr exercised SUFFICIENT care. and the Judge re-
manded him In order that he might pay the medical
expenses the lady had Incurred.
THE POOR BLIND NOT rITiED.
Sam Sutton, bltnd man, was coming out of his
house, when he met Peter Cromme, who notified
his presence to sutton by beginning to abuse him
with violence OF language. Sutton replied with
vigor. and Crommei, in q very cowardly manner,
struck sutton with club. lie was fined ten dollars
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csaTOa AQUs DUCT DEPARTMENT.


The Board OF Croton Aqueduct Commissioners and
the Comptroller opened on Wednesday o large num-l
Der of proposals for paving and constructing sewers
In several streets throughout the CITY, The awards
were not made till yesterday. when the sums total
were found to be;-For Nicolson pavement, $724ao;
Belgian. sooc, oll and for sewers, ssosTo the prin-
cpal jobs and the awards made are as follows
Paving Fifth avenue, between Fifty-nnth ana
Sixty-egbth streets with Belgian pavement sSs,sIS
70 william q. Barber.
Forly sixth street. from Broadway 10 Ninth ave-
nue., with Belgian pavement, s2o,o5Ij 70 L. 1ohn-
stOD.
n7th street. between Fourth avenue ard Harlem
river, with Belgian pavement, tASSSa; 70 r NJ
Broderick.
First avenue between Thirty.sIx and six'y.nrst
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DO expected that the whole evidence In the case
could have been transmitted by the same agency
on its way here. feel duty bound to take cogni-
zance OF information thus transmitted. This new
element OF progress must necessarily assert ITSELF
not only IN the interests Of commerce and IN those
matters appertaning to International comfy, put
In judicial proceedings, especially those founded
upon treaties between governments for the extra.
dition or fugitive CRIMINALS. In exercise therefore,
OF my best discretion, deem II not unreasonable
TO allow the Swiss Confederation until the LIST prox
TO produce their evidence. l aln constrained con-
sequenty, TO deny the application OF the prisoner.
Henry y. Lapaugh for the Swiss Confederation;
Coudert Brothers Tor prisoner
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COtnTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT c0uaT.

Charge Of Transmitting Obscene Literature
Thromali the Posi- Oalue.
Before Judge Benedict
TIE United States Is. Samuel HOPPER. Tho de-
fendant was charged with violating the Post ONCE
act in that ne snt through the United States pack
ages containing obscene pictures, together with q
number or vulgar and indecent works Assistant
Dlstrict Attorney JachSQl opened .1e case for tBe
prosecution and the evidence went 10 show that the
dsiendant had store in John street, where he had
ior sale quantity OF Objectionable works His de-
tection was effected in novel manner. In reply to
ms circular letter was addressed from
kidgeWay 70 bogus hrm IN Broad ny
enciosipy twenty-five cents Tor photograph.
The testimony, however, disclosed the Tact that the
geSndant had requested the letter carrier who car
fle1 the mails In tine direction OF the s0-called hrm
OIL Broadway to hand all letters addressed TO II to
the letter carrier who traversed John street. who
gave them to the defendant But the letter from
Kldgeway was merely device, and the OFFENCE was
accordingly traced TO the defendant who IN Ills
defence produced evidence as TO his good character
The Jury found the prisoner guilty, but q motion
was made To stay the sentence.
Judge Benedict said he saw no reason why the SEN
tenec OF this should pc passed al once and
inflicted upon the PRISONER The fu penalty provided
by l&w--ss0o Line ana one years Imprisonment.
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treets. nlln nelgian pavement. fIas.gsa; % Henry

streets, with Belgian pavement fl95.25a; TO Henry
Deghue.
Ffty-eighth street. between Lexington and sixth
avenues, with Belgian pavement, so 400; 20 M.
Bard.
FIfty-hrst street. from Eighth avenue 70 Hudson
river with Belgian pavement sf53<S TO VI. Baird.
Ffity-eiqhth street. from .eeonl avenue 70 East
river with Belgian pavement 81 40; to L. Cronln.
Beach street, from West Br0ad@ay 10 Vest street,
with Belgian pavement, S24,2Jl; 20 James Evard.
Awards or contracts were also made 10 the Nleol-
son Pave nent Company TO Law down 'ielr pavement
Ia portions OF Fitlet1 FftYhfsl, EIghtyFlAth Four
teenth aud Pine Streets at Ave dOiiars per yard.
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SUPERIOR cDuRT-TRlAt TERM.

Before Chief Justice Barbour.
Ann Moran Us. George ". Lent--This was an
action for false arrest and Imprisonment, damages
being laid at $4,000 1t appears from the papers that
in August 1883, the house OF the defendant in Har
lem was broken into by female during the absence
OF the family aud robbed OF articles of Jew
elry. The plaintiff who was accustomed to sell
goods from house to house In that neignborhood
was identified week subsequent to the robbery az
having been seen ringing the door bell and looking
before Judge Kelly she was discharged for want Of
testimony. The paintid charges and defendant
denies maiice in making the arrest. Case still on.
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htSAoAo JtSsSA1"J aOta
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b84
TIE FULTON STREET DAILY PRAYER MEETING
continues to be held In the Old North church. corner
Of Fulton and William streets and also the religious
service rs usual on the Sabbath.
A BROKEN LEG.--wnile at work on pier NO. SO
East river yesterday morning William RaBien. OF
No so South First street, Williamsburg, broke one
i his legs, aud was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
ADVANCEMENT or SCIENCE AND ART.--The nau.
rural address of Professor PIympton before the
Cooper Union for the Advancement Of Science and
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Fenian Meeting Inst Night.

General 0'Neill addressed an enthusiastic meeting
OF the representatives OF the various Fenian circles
OF the district last night the headquarters in West
Fourth street. The meeting remained In session Till
a late hour and the proceedings WERE or course
kept secret special meetings OF the officers Of the
Brotherhood and the different circles are being held
now nearly every night.
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CommIssioners of Charities and Cofrcctioi

Commissioners of Charities and Correction.
The regular semrmonthy meeting Of this Board
was held yesterday at the olces OF the commission
ers Go Tnird avenue. The session was occupied
chiefly IN reviewing tue routine Of business In the
various departments, but nothing OF public interest
was brought up. The Secretary, MF. Phlllps re.
ported tue receipts for the two weeks ending 0cto
Der 2s 1867
From institutions. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
From Comptroller balance OF general appro-
priatlon Tor 1861 1000
Total $50, s59
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COURT CkitalARS-TRls DAY.

OYER AND TERNrSrn AND SUPREME CouRr--CrR-
cuIr.-Part 1.-Before Judge 1ngrnham. Conrt
opens at half-past ten A. ~. Short causes--Nos.
2727, s555, 1857, 445i, 459a 473a, AIN 1851, 4e4i
552s, 5607 6ei7, $500, 5.2l, 572s b75l, 6773 $751;
1891, 1858, 54lp. Part 2Nos 1920 $685. s3Te. 1905,
4i3s, 1868, bsGs, 44i, 1852 4sls, 1890 4s56 1858,
4sss, 4ps, SOLO, b0i6 b032, $3.50. 5000, 6l2s, 6tS4
51e4, 5les, 522e b246 t2e4 $3.50, 533s, 5346 54lo,
5a2s $685. $500 H. 652s 557e, 557s ~ 562o 565s 5o7s
57o2 b72, 572s $3.50, S744. $751; $40, 5s42, 5s4o,
5s4s,
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TgRS.-Before Judge
Barnard. Court opens At halipast ten A. M.-Nos.
2os, 2g2, 1903, 49, 24s, 4j2.
SUPREME CoURr-CaAMBERs.-Held by Judge Car
dozo can OF calendar eleven a. M.--Nos. are, 3oq
3ld.
Judge Barbour. Court opens at Ii A. NJ Short
causes.-Nos. 14i8 1888, 1877 1272 1882, 1872 1873
1856 23l6 23i1 2osl 2oS 245 2272, 1900 22I9, 2252
1906, 2l4s, 1887, 22s2
MARINE CouRr.--Beiore full bench. General Torn
calendar continued
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YgsTERpAy.--The following record
viii show the changes In the temperature for the
past twentyfour hours IN comparison with the cor
responding day of last year. as indicated by the
thermometer az Hudnurs Pharmacy, HERALD build
ing, corner OF Ann street,
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Board Of Aldermen.

This Board met yesterday with the President, Al.
dermaa Conan Ia the char. a large number OF
papers OF the ordinary style were introduced, but
the Board adjourned without uansacing any bnsi-
ness of pubic importance.
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SUPREME CovH1--chAMbs1S
Notice 10 the Bar.

In aIl cases that have apreterence in any OF the
classes OF the motion calendar the notes OF issue
must be flcd to-day Thursday, October 49, All that
are filed after to-day viii be placed the general
calendar. ALI motions must pc noticed for twelve
O'Clock NJ, at which time the calendar viii be called.
BY order, &c. CHARLES E. L0EW, CITY Clerk.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER SHEET

one child, living at the corner OF Third avenue and
Eleventh street. but tnis he empbaticaiiy denied.
Mr.. U 3. spencer appeared as his counsel, demand
ing an examination. and Richard VIII In the mean
time be held, IN default OF bail
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This BOARD assembled yesterday, but no quorum
being In attendance adjourned without trgnsactng
any business.
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