The New York herald., 1877-02-18

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THE yupGE's ORDER
Henry Il, Anderson Vs. The President, Managers and
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Dated NEW YORK. Feb. TO- 1877.
rng JupGg's DENIAL
Yesterday morning Mr.. Brown saw Judge Donohue
and The latter begged him not tho papers II
he had not already done so. upon the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company. as the involved such
immense interests, aud concluded by saying II they
were served he would Immediately vacaie the order.
Mr. Brown sent Judge Donohuo a noto shortly after.
ward, stating he would not serve the papers until
no had further conference with him. A few
minutes later one camo in 10 Mr. Browns
Office and said that Judge Donohue had denied
ever having signed any such paper. Mr. Brown then
said II that the case viii show you his signature
and taking up the papers ho showed the party the
Judges signature. Ho thcn gave the papers his
clerk aud told HIM 90 ask Judge Dono-
hoe II what he had heard true. and II him
his signature on the paper The clerk tho
court, and when Judge Donohoe the paper ho
snatchcd IL out OF tho clerks hand and, writing
something the back Of ~, cancelled the
order, and handed IL back TO the clerk. When tho
clerk stepped out In the hall TO return u his ofce he
immediately bcsieged by some members Of tho
press xous To obtain scmc Information the sub
ject; but Mr Choate, who had Just come out OF tho
JUDGES roor said To the clerk, 'Don't talk TO these
men go back to your Office honoraby." At present,
will be taken TO force an examination into The cond.
ton OF the Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company.
posVnUE INTERVIEWER
A HERALD reporter called upon Judse Donosue yes.
tcrday afternoon order 10 get some explanation OF
the case ana held tho following conversation
'Nou tod mo positively yesterday" said the
HERALD reporter "that you gave order whatever in
regard to the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company"
''W ell supposed that had not" said the Judge,
smi,Dely, "but have since discovered that made q
mistake IN this regard
chow did that happen ?"
in ordinary case such signature being given
merely pro jorma and without any examination Of tho
papers.
al am surprised" remarked tho HERALD representa-
tive. ''that you did not make yourself aware OF the
nature oi tho p.por 10 which you were afiixug your
Judicial autograph"
Well said the Judge, al have to sign very many
papers, and OF course have to accept the expRna.
ous OF counsel TO their purport and In this
supposed was signing an ordinary notice OF motion. "
O course, can see The papers IN the case" con-
ttDued tho HERALD Representatives
''Most certainly" answered the Judge; ~ have no
objection. The icang order IS being copied now IN
the adjoining room"