New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
RITs OLE LEGAL NEWS.

An appicaon on behalf Augustus Baum, the cotton
broker who recently failed, for an injunction to restrain
he officers OF the New.YOrk Cotton Exchange from inter-
ferng with his business before Justice Barrett In
the sunreme Court Chambers, yesterday 1t was stated
that Mr. Baum became a member of the Exchange Id
1854. paying 5000 for his seat Last November nc
Informed the Exchange that he could not meet MS cum
tracts committee informed him that II he pald up 50
nor cent Of his Indebtedness he would released from all
claims His application for reinstatement was rejected
and he claims that he sl entitled to the privilege
OF the floor On the other hand it was claimed that MS
Board had refused reinstae him, the court shouu
not interfere. The decision was reserved
The rector, wardens and vestrymen of st. Ambrose
Church at Prince and Thompson sts are authorized by
an order signed by Justice Barrett of the Supreme Court
to sell the church. Their petition states that '"c
pashoners Of and attendants at said church are perSon
without means and have for many years been unable
properly to conduct the church services, anu auus %
the propery I'm the neghborhOOd is rapidly passing INTO
business uses The value OF the property Is sa,eo 70
be not more than 500 Oo0. There Is mortgage y. @oV
and floating debts OF $500. The New-forK FFote''an0
Episcopal city Mission Society has agreed 10 tho e
property and 10 conduct religious SERVICES :" '
until It is deemed best TO give them up
Argument was heard by Justice Barrett Yesterday on
an appeaton made by Colonel Robert g. lngersOh Oh
behalf OF John c. Emo for order to eonpSi oe'Ou'
Baker Co. to produce their accounts Win iO' ~tai,
init TO an examination. Joseph H. ChOaV' OA -.
OF the defendants, opposed the mouOn' 49, -. rro
had admitted debt OF $4,000 TO the nr'| , Sts
books were not Ia existence. The Ju1so reS'''N '''
decision.
In 1881 Goupll e. Co. made contract WIN S..l' =.
Hall who kept a bookstore at NO Io' piO'u"ay, "
furnish 600 Impressions OF photographers eAeVuru ~
the highest style OF art from paintings by "erolo ~
Hall died OH February H. 1885, his widow ana eAecN,
Ellen r. Hall continued the business ana was suo1 %
j. Hull browning who had purchased one Oh INC iin'
presslons and who demanded IN injunction 10 restrain ~
widow from publishing any more OF 'he ~oA an ~,
murrer TO his complaint the ground thas 10 uu nov
contain facts sufficient 70 constitute cause Oh ueoi was
oyerruled By Justice Ingiahom In the supreme oour''
Special Term yesterday
Walter S. Carr has begun SUIT IN elcotn'o'' 'sa'
John d. phyfe and James Campbell, TO test the Naay OF
the Will OF John Anderson the millionaire toOacsohs~
The plaintiff I'm 1884 married. Mary Louise daughter OF
Mr. Anderson who died In 1882. He claims 10 De en-
titled TO life estate as tenant by the courtesy IN one
nth OF the property In Fifth-aye' between
and FIftynInth Sta on which the Plaza building now
stands This property devised by Anderson 70 ms
son. John g. Anderson. and by him eoh'eJeu W 'o u
fcndants Justice barrett In the Supreme Court Cham
bers Yesterday granted an order directing John D. Leiy
plaintiffs attorney produce his authority for be-
ginning the action.
Orders for taking testimony by commission In London
Paris Vienna Rome and Naples as TO counieroharges
made by Louisne W. Flanagan against William L. fah
again. the wealthy brewer who Is suing her i0F an ID