New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
FROM BENCH AND BAR,
GATHERED FROM LAWYERS AND AMONG
TILE COURTS


with favor lawyers Of all parties None Of tho
large number Of Sonhern lawyers who came to this
city in the years following the war ha, won to a
greater degree the respect OF his fellow members OF the
New York bar especially since increasing years lave
smoot he'd Of the rongh edges Of his character.
IIis reputation is earlier year, that Of fire.
eater justified 10 extent by tho stories Of his
duc- whilc he Southern editor and bv his dash.
ing Confederate leader. His long, straight,
dark hair full form and rugged features give lin the
appearance rather Of warrior than Of judge. In
spite II the ,'crncS, hi features and the dignity Of
hi, manners. he i the hdc>t and most courteous OF
men, and Young attorneys appearing before him will lie
-ure II patient hearing. While strong partisan and
earnest advocate 70. ,h" side which h" supports. he
doe, not arrive at conclusions without patient hearing
81 all arguments lie III, acquired an increased epu-
on from his legal contests II N" lat few years
pccialy from the vigorous prosecution Of the suits
against the sugar Trust. The Common Pleas bench
need, strengthening and JLdgr Pryor'' industry aaA
capacity will be 81 vain" toward that end
Among tl,,.e who Iia," occasion 10 remember Gen.
c,al p,m, kindness .; heart. l. captain H. u. MaSoa,,
deputy clerk To! tinted states Circuit Court.
Captain Mason a made Il prisoner in one OF the
Nirgpian campaigns, ai.d became dangerously SICK
with fever. General PI,"r Wa IN command 1 the
force a, ~" Conf,derat" camp where Captain Mason
lay. aud ol'l.i> received by him a. move rapidly
10 another point. t,ln. with him all officer, who
about anon. the trnt-. nnd seeing Captain Ma$ons
cnlarat body stretched cot aid 81 can't
commit murder BY moving him. and Captain Mason
allowed 10 remain until he was stronger. Hst
considers that hr his lfc 10 General Pryor Many,
stories are also tVld OF Judg" Pr'"rs Kindness and
indulgence ia Ia, family and among his personal
friends.
IT," administration ~ III" County Clerks onic". under
County Clerk A"illv, who" funeral took place last
week. les subject for ui'lsm among lawyers
than II had been under ~ his predecessors. lie
retained orir. Of -" old clerks and some new
rules rhrh l." adoprd tended to ,-.a'r accuracy and
Dispatch IN the management Of the public business.
Personally. Mr. Reilly had greater fondn">s foe
politics than for the ahor- VI public oihoc> lie was
regular in atendnlc" to bi> dGi!c- but his delight
waS IN The. management Of poiti'a affairs In his
district he knew every on. and every one knew him,
and hiS good hook. and willingness t" oblisc III, COLI.
,ttu"nis cudcird HIM T. il'S followers. lie was On
example If IA. active young men who spring from
among tho people, AID whom it has recently been the
policy OF Tan,many Hall 10 encourage lie became an
Ollie" holder almost from III" day h" wa Of age. and
ia Office quickly followed bv promotion
to higher orc. H., funeral was attended BY ~
mar.Htlv large rmml,'r public officials, especially
,ho," ,onnc'i"i With the o"n:t>.
The court sessions open I" morrow with fill calen"
dar. Clients ara supposed To BE- ALWAYS dudna
fault tie laws d.,y.. bur even lawyers arc fuily
rca1y ~ ~" nd of september - see their cases adj
vnfl,"'. TIE accumulation - 'he work Of three Or
,our months viii kc"p the Judges and lawyers we'll
or.ip.d ir many weeks The General Term 81 the
supreme ,lrt consisting q. Pie-idn, Justice Van
Briut and JUDGES Brady and Daniels. has an ppenlns
calendar Z l76 Sp"' IL Terms are To ." hc'd
bv rdge. Irrf,Aan and Anirr"-. and trHnrs W
judge. IiwTn'c. u'lli"n Patterson and Be:Th. mo
n"w -sil" n, ar" $3.50 numlcr. The superior Conra
= = ffrTk- N,
,,..n.-! :, IT, lliy term, beginning tomorrow arc
h.f Judc" ~,4..'y'k and Judges Freedman aHc """r'
man. bat changes mas be made IN the d"S'eN~
ton 81 judge. rh.re also $40 ea:>"- Oh DINER
,al"'lars the superior Court Judge DhITo i ~
,ix.ed 10 special Term and Chambers. and JudsS
Trr,ax IA the Equity Term. Tic Common Phas mas
cll.udar Of 80 Jury AID $50 at special Ic'w
and Fu,uty Judge DAILY will hoM The Equity Terms
Judge pav special Term ani Chambers. AID Judge
Booh,tavrr one OF the tri, terms Chief Judee Lar.
rm,re assigned To Part Of the Trial Term anc
Judge Pryor may be called on to take nj, place Of
oth"r judge mas act IS Substitute 'o' w
present term.
The increase this YEAR in tina number q notariss
public t" /" appointed m.-lh /" nnr a,'iW! !, ,ss
rl,,fnl .ucr'>tol IL Governor Perry. :" "a.hhsS
ion wrr, ,,rrvd ont. H.. vi tie 70" WEEKS usS
To- aYpl'an, for appoIn'mrl a, nt';Ty ,I III
o; >"attIc. You have rcn app I'f' u me eh",us
ho,o.-,!r l'a lucrative POSITION Of ,o'a:y pTa;.rI
-. r,"pm ,.iIi,v that may dcvolve upon yon. ln
The even, nci'' ,!ouh "' An 1ni''a ~ ~. 80
pnhr II 10. STATE" t>t"a ~. militia, a. Tie former
iu'nunl,cr The latter by several h'nd''
TIL" .- d. uior IN tn. F, >h paper, y "srr as
smG'd " ~. .T % III Nv i.gyer, Would abolish =.
.ystr.n .,rlr"., many w"uil substitute w"tn'us
81 ,h'" ;,I,n' t"' lex r. n.> Isn ~ ,;ro' op
'',n, Z he iiry :, -i. and believes that all r3.e:
went ,-,uial should be- d"hi']' hy inc !'.">
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u,,ir, ,,.' l sm a'"nt t., >'a;" 10" ,"'t, , "'S
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an apI.a va> incul,h from hi de,'sCn ',h N",
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,",Jcd =. lc.,i-r. "a" Affidavit Of ~, I'i"r."t tr'
pclL,t a.i ben At .' i"rni,5 !" IT, rc s,m,
writer -is,,Nli,u Iiall"tt Avs; The ftri "a, us
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,n:ri"r ,,n,, ,nri",t >d'n'" IL 'ny other ~fs
wanting ri '' utter f''Iu'' ~ our p',"t M y,rs
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ground -"
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d,i~.nn OF mJ ,,:,>lAni ia the suit Of a." a"nnr ~
I,,n, ~ ,,iur,nn,,i .ltln-' tho Hamilton l'ahR ~
Fort W.yu" ;o'> e." 'r. Tine G'F >I'h , '''. ',s.
an that when - tAr,h uIIh''i cor r,lt" ~ .,s
through two ny uli,.' h,h>. a"d q. ,'ifr'N l" ~
lat lank a cr,,,N II il" amount "t t' nee 81 ~
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from Lulilst, III >nn hy 'h' ba'' d" "''' P'
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mem, between lrui.- Irr u>it y hn', ~, ',r,.s
ir,,rut-. aut >.,'' ,.rlrf, NV" lP"n ,n'h IA
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II the collecting lauh had actually IN tt, ,a,s
II ire note tir i't"rn"t as ,ahh ~" n ,.t,
been relieved ~ rahil.t,. l"' Ia" Jnrhal a,
that the. pay mrnt would prlahh nave h'n INV
a draf rn some other bank a'' W" "" '-.. ;.d
,r p,,d l., an,,ih," '',n.t on af avn II = >,-,
that AN Application VII De- mad" FIR 49, .'U-
.f iL. Sion OF tlnl new I,t>.tlu Y VIZ y" Nv" -