, 1880-11-14
THE COURTS.
DIVISION OF BUSINESS.

IA ' 1H10N NE L@Ss
Tho Judges and .Judges-clect OF the Superior
Court met yesterday afternoon in Judge Gary
room to discuss the division Ut business. etc.
They agreed tc draw lots as to who should bo
Chanccry Judge, md Judge Gardner drew tho
winning number. BY the same mode 1t was de-
cided that Judge anwes should 10 to tho Crim-
tnal Court for the present. Judge Gardner Is to
take Judge Tu!ey's old room, next to Judge Bar
nuns, and one Of the other Judges tukes Judge
Garys room while he is away, and the remain
ing gonedo1nesticates himself In the Council Cham
ber. After the meeting was through tho Judges
all went over to the new Court House, where
sexton, the contractor, and also Judge
asrfT then fh1 back ApRsdfs5e
the spacious c&'urt-roonls. enlvening the time
with legal anecdotes and Judicial puns aud
Jokes Or course & the story satn nnd
out Of black bottle to revive bis judgment.
WAS trOtted out as well as several others less
py ase tDefe bond
that the defendants could not lind him on de-
fault day. When it was found that there was no
ROOM for the Appeliato Court on The fourth
higher court by law, they should hold thoir ses-
sions in the attic. while the Supreme Court. be-
ing' Of course aboss ali could pc accommodated @
lndulRcd in at the formidable hurricanes thnt
might rage when forensic winds inside were
pitted against cold northeaster from the out
their beer. the twelve Judicial minds proceeded
u take more sober view Of the nlurrer- Mr.
rooms, ana 1t WAS seen that by the original plans.
which were made before tine additional Judges
we're thought nf or the Appellate Court In e1
1stence, four rooms somewhat smaller than tho
rest had been set of on the fourth door for
chancory rooms, and one for a cotnMon~law
Judge. On the third were five large rooms for
or twa e shs
are all about sixty by thirty-nlne feet
Il T.. size; end E txEenfystwo er twsnty-thrse
are about s8 by 81 feet The rooms were then all
numbered on the impronptu plans, and cor
responding slips Of paper were prepared. each
be placed in a hat. and each Judge shoLld take
the room corresponding to the number he hnd
around to let he judges draw. but he dcciined.
His answer was characteristics: ."If have any
thing to do with It somebody will say there was q
pi1ched on. Judge Rogers drew No 10, which
called for the best room IN the building. the
southwest corner room On the third floor, Judge
Judge Smith the southeast one, and Judge Will
hanson the northeast one. both IN the third
hoor. Judge McAllister was not present at the
which entitled him to the only jury room On
the fourth floor. the one In the northwestern
nor. Judge Gary got the southeast room
northeast room, same 1!oor. TIE four cha.,ccry
rooms were then disposed Of in the same why,
giving Judge Gardner the southeast room on the
fourth tloor, Judge jameson the next, Judge
Tulcy next, and Judge Darnum the northeast
room. By request nj Judge Jameson. Judge
Gardner exchanged rooms with him. thus giving
the former the large southeast room. The mr.
chitect then invited each Of the Judges to send
him any suggestions he might wish to give US to
furnishing the private rooms, locations nf desks.
lights, etc. promising thut they should be faith
fully carried out. The oycrhAnging roof Of the
east portlco makes Judge Hawes' room a little
less desirable than the Others but the private
room adjoining is much the best The architect.
however. has some special designs on that rooul
In the way OF fittings, etc. aud promises that 1t
will be as attractive as any Of the othors-
THE GREESEBAUMS' COMPROMISE.
in the case Of the German National Bank for
against Henry, Elias, and David S. Greenebaum.
The Receiver says he obtained judgment against
Henry GreenebRum for $4993.90, on a compost
tion note for $29, ,e59. .68. open Indebtedness
aud for 7.s1s.<ig on Il stock assessment Also.
judgement for $7,413 against Elias Grecnebaum
and another for ST 81 against Henry. Elius,
and David $: Greenebaum. The total claims IRE
proof, and nothing can be obtained from Elias
unless q conveyance by him to his wife of all
hts property can be set aside A creditors bill
has been filled TOR he purpose, but the lti9a- .
On the other hand, the Grcenebuums
otfer to settle ali the above claims
oy the bnnk against them for $:..:,000 OF which
900 is to be in c.lsh and the rest IN three six
roller and Receiver both think this fs a FUR
)der. Judge Biodrett made Il rule on all par
les Interested to show cause bv Nov. 20 why
he compromise should nut be accepted.