The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
THE LATE JUDGE ALLEN.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURTS OUT OF RE-
spEcr TO Hrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE
BENCH AND BAR.
The Court OF Appeals paid fitting tribute yesterday
to the memory OF the late Judge william r.. Allen by
feeling speeches euiogisto OF hts high
member OF that tribunal on the assembling OF tho
court yesterday Chief Justice Church pronounced
glowing encomum upon the learning, In
tegriy and signal ablity Of their late associate.
After recounting Judge AlIen's long official career
extending period OF nearly thirty years. Chief
Justice Church closed his tribute iollows:''His
personal oil the highest order. he took
no step outside tho path OF wise sobrioty and cx-
emplary rec,iiuae. HIS juagmc OF ana his lie
accord He was simple and mrodesL He Kind
nature. an bio intercourse, OF warm social I'M
pulses, sensible OF the claims of his fellows ana
prompt IN rendering all the d,tes OF nesghoorhood
HIS warm anu impulsive nature was held under tho
restraint OF and OF tho religion no profossed
and practscu.'
preme Court, yesterday paic hi m tribute to tho
DRY Of the late Judge Alien.
inc Albany county Bar met yesterday, Judge Van
Alstyne prcsidin g and W. s. Kelly aud n NJ simpson
acting secretaries 10 take action concerning tn
death OF Judge Allen Hon. Henry smith briefly al.
luded to the loss sustained IN the death OF Judge
Allen. and committee was appointed 10 attend the
funera.
IN THIS CTR
All the courts In this city adjourned yesterday out
respect the departed Ju rsL In supreme Court,
Part i, Nr Biruaeye moved the auJournmcnt
10 a very feeling speech, VIII ton followed by Judge
Barrett In briet speech OF similar character.
Judge Barrett had previously. Of District
Attorney Phelps. scconued by Colonel Pren:icc, both
making touching tributary speeches, Adjourned tho
Court OF oyer and rernincr.
In supreme Court, Circus, Part 2, held by Judge
Van Worst Mr.. A. ). Vanderpoei moved the ad tourn-
ment, whIch was seconded by Mr.. u. U. Briggs. In
granting this motion Judge Van Worst spoke with
emotion Tie could not conceal.
Judge Van Bruni, holding Part Q, Supreme Go urt,
Circuit, adjourned the court the motion Of Mr. A.
X. Dyctt, seconded by Mr.. N. HiIl Fowler.
In SPECIAL Term, presided over Dy Judge Donoh ne.
tho motion TO adjourn was made by dudley Fit I'D,
VINO made lew remarks, as also ala Judge Donoh ue,
pertinent to the occasion.
Judge Lawrence adjourned Supreme Court Cha m
befs, on his motion.
In Part 81 the Court Of Common Pleas, Chief } us
tcc DAILY presiding, Mr. Jonn acKeon moved the adj.
Jvurnmcht IN few httIng remarks alter the siun
had Decn seconded by John H. Fellows Chief Jus ticc
DAILY granted tho motion IA lengthy euog spc ech
IN when he paid nigh tribute dead IA rIsi.
commenting upon bis mauy good qualities and ms
long creer Of usefulness
In Commo1 Pleas, Part 2. held By Judge J. n. taIy,
cx.Judge Flanders fnade the motion 10 adjourn ana
Tho Court IN lew mandatory remarks, granite tho
motion.
In the Equity Branch OF the Court, held by Iudgo
Robinson, similar action was taken.
OTHER MARKS RESPECT
All the trial terms, us we'll SPECIAL Term OF tho
Superior Court, took similar action, ana ach Of