New-York tribune., 1888-03-27

an appeal we should wish to do 90 but We do not Do
eve after decisions that have been rendered snas ne
club will any further action the former charFc@
and do TO make any appeal We are quite
satisfied with the case as It stands and there IL nothing
for to gain BY going TO hsher
court L don't know. Of course, what tne
club viii do in the matter now, but they are gen.
enen and they arc reasonable men and do not think
they would make any attempt to expel General Cutting
the charges before. They can treat him ust
any and they bring any new charses
against him he must have opportunity TO be hoard
and then we should have argue the before the
committee Of the club and II he expelled without
proper cause would be for the courts to aca
upon present action ut end dissolved without
COSTS and each side bears fits own expensea"
ExJudge Noah Davis the counsel for the Union Club.
about the settlement Of the huAton. sad
The decision In favor. Judge Andrews dis
solved the injunction, but allowed the plaintiff. In case
he should wish to get the opinion Of higher court
stay proceedings for i've days. to give him oppor
tunty to do suppose the paintf and his counsel
decision against them and did not think
hey would gain anything by carrying the case any further
and they concluded to drop 1t altogether consented
the dsconnuance Of the Of course on the con-
dtIon that 1t should be without COSTS The whole mat
ter just where at the beginning Of this action
There order for General Cutting show cause why
he should not be expelled from the club. but whether
the club Will go on and take action on the charges
against him they stand whether they will modi
fy the charges in way. do not know; they have
consulted the matter at all and they have told
nothing Of their Intentions. They with
the old charges, II they like II there should be trial
before the committee OF the club should probably not
appear in It. Several Of the committee lawyers and
they would have need Of employing counsel OF
course, they would allow General Cutting
ploy counsel II he wished to-"
SUING THE WESTERN UNION COMPANY.
The IDman steamship Company filed Q libel yos-
terday in the United States Circuit Court against the
western Union Telegraph Company for o. ,0O0 Tho
City OF Richmond was oniering tho lnman pier in
Jersey City August 10, whom her screw STRUCK tho
Western Un.on cable, which IL steched between
jersey CITY. The Inman Company declares THAI the
cable was not properly laid ana asAs for ~ 700
damages Tor the injury 70 the steamer
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
The second trial OF the suit for the Partition OF real
estat sting two houses In seeonl-sve belo
70 Elizabeth Dominica. and involving The auesCius
whether died inGest,te ended yesterday su-
preD.e COult before Justice Barre.e AID jury. Her
brother, Francis NJ. Dominck, who wss the plaintiff,
claimed that her WILL by which she divided her property
between the children OF her brothers. William ii. and
James b. Domnic, was OF effect as she subsequently
destroyed 1t. 1t shown that she of unsound
mind when she burned the wi, and therefore the will
stands verdict rendered for the defendants.
Miss Domnick was eighty years old when she died In
Boomngdse Asylum in September, 1885,
In obedience 70 the order requiring ex-Alderman
Michael Duffy show why he shiud not be pun
ished for contempt Of court in failing to appear for
animation in supplementary proceedings, he presented
himself yesterday before Judge McGown. in the City
Court and promised TO submit to an examination tomor-
row.
Mrs. Emily Stewart obtained verdict for ga, $40
against the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company yes
terdsy for dcprecat in the rental value Of her DWELL
ing, No. 156 West Fifty yhird-sn, the Of $500
year for six years and interest The tried in
the Superior Court before Chief Judge sedgwck and
jury
An order directing Charles f. Chckerins. admins
traitor OF OF James H. Paine, the ser, dis
tribute $4,000 the next OF kim in addition 10 tho
$4,000 previously distributed was signed by Surrogate
Ransom yesterday.
Letters administration the estate OF Cornelius
Runkle were granted TO his widow, Lucia G. Runkls,
yesterday, by Surrogate Ransom. Tho value Of the
personally is $4,000.