New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08
PITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

,.,oI having been granted BY the Supreme
court General Term, In the SUIT OF tne s ~
rro,ecram Compsny. for an injunction restraining VI.
80 stock Exchange from removing tho piaintin
~ ~. eoor Of the Exchange, which had been oeeIoeu
dye,sely TO tho plaintiff at Special Term Ooione'
~, G. Ingerson, behalf Of the Commerc'A Oonp,
.srsd Justice Andrews In the Supreme ooure on' as
s,ordsy to grant new injunction pending inc 500 So.
80, ~ tho case James G. Carter for the oeicnoan@
onnosed the motion The decision was rcservea -
Tho annlicaton Of tho Metropolitan Elevated ana Man
.o,ton Railway Companies for permission W me- -
nlemepta answers to suits brought against "oni ~
pP,. a. n Dessar on behalf Of East Side property
,n.rs alleging that the agreement between the .N"y
and the plaintiff champertous was oeiiou " S.n
van Hoesen. In the Court Of Common fieas' Se -,
rha Judge held that whether the agreement was ..
a,ors or not which he did not pass upon, the ngh"
=, tho plaintins were impaired by the agreement
Tbouas Harland who appointed TO appraiS" IaV -
,eoaces under will of william H. Vahdefons ~,
90 sub,ect 70 the collateral inheritance tax reports "s
a,o ,rn "a ea18 7Gs and that the tax thereon u
ak 6ss 40 Surrogate Ransom has conhrmed inc repo
Justice Andrews, in the Supreme Court onsno o -
Yesterday, heard argument on the peuton suoniS -
the New-York and Metropolitan Elevator ha s.,sa
-. ,or the annointnent OF commissioners 10 apprals'
The amounts to be paid to abutting property-o"he
damages caused by the construction ana mah0on' ,.I
the roads After listening to numerous ooJec ,h.,
,.oceedine the Judge overfuled them ana uecio0u ~
.,,orv should be taken only TO the offers maue W
tho railroad companies these propery'owners Nv
f,r thclr easement L. woolsey, who owns NO 20
a, ,estiaed that he offered $l,oOO ior i"' eo
While his suit was for $780, The bearing was ao0un''
until to-day r..ou. conrt
The suit OF Charles S. Pine, in the supreme 0oui"
AGAINST the Providence and Stonngton Steamship YIN
nany to recover $4,000 damages for injuries susn
&c result OF the collision OF the Naragansett anu SUI
Iupon resulted yesterday verdict for the deienua~
Mira Jane Brigham, who Mrs Clark Lived TOT NAM
wears with her family OF six children on eanaooa-
The Cove Jersey City, obtained yesterday IN the on
states Circuit Court verdict against the American Doo
o NeW-Jersey
damages for persecution and false imprisonment in0
company laid claim 10 the property on whcn 'ho 0
boat rested Mrs Clark and her family were eIec'en
She was arrested on charge Of assauIing JACOB wdh
Who represented the company at the time she was eecV
She was locked up for night and released 'n' n'A
morning -, .....,oa
TYLER McNier, Of Mount Vernon yesterday rooo'orN
Ell 900 damages against the Manhattan RAILWAY oompy,
IN the supreme Court in White Plains, Justice DyKnan
rresdlne On the evening Of September 70 1900 tho
paintf was passing through slxth-ave' ana felno.
niece Of coal fell from passing locomotive INTO DIS rsh'
eye Innicting severe injury s,v AGAINST the comic
tra9edian James owen oConnor TO recover % .s
500 due her services In his COMPANY SupSu eos,
terday gave decision for the piaintin "i'h0u' sO'