New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-26
PITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Justice o'Bren In the Supreme Court Special Term
Yesterday. reserved his decision after hearing argument
On demurrer the complaint in the suit OF John S. Stan
ton against the Missouri Railroad Company and the
Fort Scott Wichita and Pacific Railroad Company jay
Gould and others 1t Is alleged by the plaintiff that
Gould and others OF the reorganization committee wrong
fully secured control OF the Fort Scott road demands
an accounting and Injunction restraining the defendants
from acting the reorganization committed IL Is
claimed by the defendants that there misOnder Of
parties and that sufficient not stated Exudge
Brdcye represented the plaintiff and oxJudge Dillon ap
ared for the defendants.
The injun elton granted by Justice Dyman OF the SUI
preme Court White Plains. restraining Mrs Lauia "
Appeton daughter OF John Anderson the millionaire to-
bacronis prosecuting her suit for partition OF the
real estate left by his Will, having been aside by the
General Term, application was made Justice Law,
renee in the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday for an
order yacatng similar injunction previously granted by
him The Judge reserved his decision.
The attachment against the property OF Henry A. Bate
AZ the suit of Thomas u Uoge granted yeste1ay by
Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court Chambers The
planta charges that April 81 the defendant wronefuy
converted fifteen bonds Of $1,000 each OF the Silver
Strings Ucalo ana Gulf Railway Company belonging TO
IIoee 1t Is charged that Bate gave him check Of
snencer Trask Co. in payment, which was deposited
in the Rank OF America by Hoge and the amount OF which
be as afterward compelled 70 make good as 10 was re-
turned 10 him as Of value by Spencer Trask Co. with
statement that the check was originally for si0 and had
Dpen
told the Arm that he going u Florida and that he
coud be communicated with through his lawyer Peter
Kelly Kelly was called and said he did not know
where the man was. The attachment was granted
In the suit against James A., William T. and Alfred
Roosevelt as executors Of the Will Of Cornelius s. "
Roosevelt I'm which Robert b. Roosevelt seeks 10 have
the viii declared invalid motion to require the plaintiff
&c make his complaint definite denied By Justice
Lawrence In the Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday
The application made TO Justice Lawrence in the su.
preme Court Chambers by exJudge Dtenhoefer ON be-
half OF Mrs Fanny Davenport Pdee. for INJUNCTION TO
restrain the Manhattan News Company from publishing
story called La Toscs" founded upon the incidents OF tho
play OF that name, granted yesterday.
A suit brought by philip L. Wilson behalf Of Philip
Bracnder 20 recover 100000 damages from the Harlem
Lighting Company for injury which he claims has been
sustained by 1ye houses belonging 10 him In
st. between Second and Third ave-
was brought to trial yesterday before Justice Brien N
the Supreme Court, Special Term For the plaintiff u
was testified that the noise OF the electric light machinery
was intoerable and that the tuildngs shaken
consequence Of H. Testimony was given to show that the
buildings were improperly constructed The trial will go
on on Monday.