The New York herald., 1873-12-16


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the Court adjourn.
Superior Court-Trial Term.
The motion for adjournment OF this Court was
made by ex-Judge Fullerton and seconded by Mr..
William Booth In most feeling and appropriate
remarks by both.
Judge Monell in granting this motion. spoke as
follows:-
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adjourned until tomorrow morning at eleven O'Clock
Court or Common Pleas-Trial Term
Part 2.
Judge Larremore, pursuant to a motion for ad-
journment said that they had received intelligence
Of the death OF the Hon. Judge Nelson late OF the
United States Supreme Court. In respect to his
courts in this city he would direct the Court TO
stand adjourned until tomorrow morning, at
eleven O'CLOCK.
Marine Court-Part =.
This branch OF the Marine Court, presided over
this term by Chief Justice shea after the transac-
ton Of some pressing business, and on motion OF
counsel, adjourned Tor the day In respect to the
memory OF Judge Nelson, deceased, and to give
counsel practising In the Court an opportunity OF
participating in the proceedings in honor OF de-
ceased in the United States District Court.
Marine Court-Part 3.
On mohon OF G. W. Parsons, which was Sec
onded by Judge Beach, the Court, out Of respect
Appropriate remarks were made by the counsel
and the Court, Judge Joachimsen stating that for
nearly 40 years out of the so OF Judge Nelson's
judicial labors he had practised before him. either
Courts.
Surrogate's Court. !.
This Court opened at the usual hour and after
Surrogate Hutchings had called the calendar in the
usual form and disposed OF the cases for trial. Mr..
Richard O'Gorman moved and Mr.. Beach Sec
onded motion that the Court djourn in respect
to the memory OF the late Judge Nelson. Surrogate
Hutchings III q few eloquent remarks eulOgistc
TO the eminent services OF the late Judge at once
adjourned the Court.
MEETING OF THE BAR.
Arrangements TO Attend the Funeral.
At one O'Clock yesterday meeting Of members
OF the Bar was held in the United states District
Court room, for the purpose OF making arrange
ments for attendance at the funeral OF Judge Mel
son.
Among those present were Judges woodruff
and Blatchford, OF the United States Circuit and
District Courts; Judge Davis, Judge Barrett and
Judge elect G. Donahue, OF the Supreme Court
Judge Larremore. OF the Court OF Common Pleas;
ex-Judge William d. shipman, ex-Judge Beebe; ex-
Judge Fullerton, exJudge Pierrepont, ex-Iudge J.
c. Spencer, ex-Judge Edmonds, George F. Belts,
Clerk United States District Court John A. o.
born and r. E. Stlwel United States Commission