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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-03-20


failure. am glad you have made your own
application and that you are resolved. like a
Quaker Of whom I read years ago, who, In
substance, said: ~ shall be along
this path of life but once and so | must do
all the kindness l can and all the good can"
My hearers, the mistakes OF youth can never
be corrected. Time gone is gone forever.
An opportunity passed the thousandth part
of second has by one leap reached the
other side of a great eternity. In the
autumn when the birds migrate you look up
and see the sky black with wings and the
fiocks stretching out into many leagues OF
air, and so to-day / look up and see two
large wings in full sweep. They are
the wings OF the flying year. That Is ror-
lowed by flock of three hundred and sixty
five, and they are the flying days. Each OF
the flying days is followed by twenty-four;
and they are the flying hours, and each OF
taese is followed by sixty, and these are the
flying minutes Where did this great flock
start froms Eternity past Where are they
bound9 Eternity TO come. You might
as well go a-gunning for the qusils that
whistled last year IN the meadows OF
the robins that last year caroled in
the sky as to try to fetch down and bag one
of the past opportunities of your life. Do
not say, II will lounge now and make it up
afterward.n Young men and boys, you can't
make it up. Ny observation is that those
who in youth sowed wild oats, to the end OF
their short life sowed wild oats, and that
those who start sowing Genesee wheat al
ways sow Genesee wheat. And then the
reaping of the harvests is so different There
is grandfather now. He has lived to
old age because his habits have been
good. His eyesight for this world has got
somewhat dim, but his eyesight for heaven is
radiant, His hearing is not so acute as it
once was, and he must bend clear over TO
hear what his little grandchild says when she
asks him what he has brought for her. But
he easily catches the musicraised from SUI
pernaI spheres. Men passing In the streets
take off their hats in reverence. and women
say: what good old man he is" Seventy
or eighty years all for God and for making this
world happy. Splendid Glorious Mag
nifcenti he will have hard work getting
into heaven because those whom he helped
to get there will fill up and crowd the gates
to tell him how glad they are at his coming
until he says; Please to stand back little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
PrBLIc BATHS TO DE EXAMINED.

The Health Commissioner, have directed sanitary
inspectors to make careful examinations OF all Inc
public bath the North and Ea, river, and ascertain
If ophthaima /, spread among children at any oil
them Reports that number Of children have caught
that disease AZ If the pablo baths have not been
believed by the sanitary officials. Dr. Cyrus Edison
said yesterday that II children crowded together
al any place and Of them afflicted with that
contagious disease of the eye the other children would
he in danger Of contracting the disease.
At school, and institutions where children use tho
same towels the disease frequently spreads rapidly
Water In public bath might also spread the disease
but sewage in the water would not create It, sanitary
>D,ctor Doty recently recommended the removal oi
the Martcat bath from the mouth OF the sewer TO "A
point where deWater flowed, not because he thought
sanitary reasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
winch OyE STOLE TIE SrAVPSl

Thomas McClymont former theatrical manager
,b, figured con-picuoley IN the Lcdcrcr Chester case
n the Tomb, Court about a year ago, ana 'hiF"S
Urovn nineteen ycir, old of 40. II Clui"i--t.. ap
paarcd at that court this morning 'h''F" WIN
larceny McCKmont and young Brown until ytalcr-
d, we're in thc employ Of Butler Brothers Of No $50
r,.,,t,r,v as clerks. Large qulnttic, of postage
stamp, have disappeared from time to tine from the
dcsk in the Office The thice,ng VA, carried on t"
,uch an extent that the firm finally called IN private
detective.
Yesterday McClymont was seen to walk To the DESK
open the drawer and closing 1t, walk INTO the ydd pack
II the store william Fish, another clerk. saw the
,rt and went at once Ia the drawer, count Il the
st,mp, and foumd $50 worth missing. hmm 'diatoly
after brown went through the same performance.
,niccr Mclaughlin wa, called ln and Brown and Nc
CIvmont were both .oaIchrl. but none Of the otolIu
pr,pcrty wa, found upon them. Justice White, 81 thc
Tomb, Court held the prisoners for examinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
AyAcHrsuAy's COMPLAINT ABorT PILOT

J. f. Hitchcock, Of the Columbia >a'I '''p'
made a complaint yesterday before the uh"u S'''''
Local steamboat Inspectors against T.. j. sher""'n'
,he pilot of the fcrryboat Pav"na' Mr. II"Hoo'A
SAYS that he sailing mp the NORTH ilNer "'
lime % on his thirty foot yacht Jonah, wheh inc
p,,opi. came ont Of the Erie slip the New ork
side lie testified yesterday before Inspector ldI'
child that the steamer was at first hcadcn ~ d'
to pass astcrn Of the yacht, but that tic .io'
altered the course of the ferry boat 80 as TO cross
the Yachts bows II only by jibng ana qilcH
steering that the yachi-Owncr was abe I" aVoid
collision He says that fcrryboat pilots are III Inc
$40, 90 either ignoring small sailing vessels try
Ing 10 see how near they come to them WITHOUT
an accident lie says that the PILOT Leaned ont
of the window Of the pllothouse and lanshed a,
him rs he went BY PHO. Sherwood testified t!Li'
hn ala NOT remember any occurrence such a. Mr.
Hitchcock testified TO- lie said mat If NJ yaCh'
had hccn I'm the position described by Mr. llltccocH
he would not have attempted 10 cross her bows.
Insncctor Farchild reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
4 7HIrrIyG LETTER CARRIER ARRESTED

The arrest We tcrday Of Jc'-c Il. OSBORN WI" vas
been for three year, lctjcrciriicr az station D. VIII
rel eve the mind, Of lu-nc,, men who have Tor sever"
month, m. ,cl letter, directed T. them. Complaints
have been made especially by l.. ). DcnninE Wa
81 Eroadway and Tenth It., and !. Linn " ca "i
SOS, 7O7 and 700 Broadway, who have lost many "'c''
directed 10 them containing small sums oi money
Two carriers have been arrc-tri before tr >Npp'' u
compcity In the thcft-. but they were di''nai Seh'
Osborn was waI.ed by Inspectors Hart horlc JACOBS
and Morris, aud he wa observed destroying some
envelopes, several "dccoyr letters were sent con
t,ining married. money acsicsating si2oo' Two
dollars OF this money was IN o,bofn' possession WIG"
lie wa, arrested.
He wcpt and confessed his guilt when he was
arraicucd before Commissioner Shields. and SAID thlt
ne began 10 take letter Last April lie obtained the'
from the b,Nc, II othcr carrier al the station 80 thlt
,n,pcion would not iall on hiH. Ne pointed ont L!
"a, I-ctors the place, where he had spent some oi
the none Outlined from the envelopes Int bN tho
ietnrtiycs. The aggregate amount stolen by ,,n"rU
ur,ablv nearly ~ 900. IL" hao wife ana children
and Ivce at 40 ~ East Eighth t. lie was Dcli
Iv commissioner shield, T. await the acton Of tho
Grand Jury. Hal Wa, fixed al 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
~ ,iriyG FOR TWENTY THOUSAND MELONS.

Many unemployed negro 'longshoNmen rom ono
-, the uptown pier, AZ the foot Of e'f" ST. yes
FRIDAY ready to unload wat"rmclon> and - take thei
nav In fruit They were inpatient for the arrival OF
the fruit and when AN hour had passed with no sign
Of the noAt and prcoiou, load of -oo0o melons 'h''
became indignant. Two big ncsrOe-, one OF them -"
how legged that 70 melon could have been thrown lie
tween hl, knee, without touching either one "''up'u
their time while waiting hy calculating the proD'uN
number - seeds bon the expected 10000 melons The
Lo,, legged negro Thought that melon, would average
900 seed To- the mclpu and that tn total number III inc
lot would therefore be G.OOO.ooo. The other negro
thought thi, An oycr,tlmate hut admitted that h. was
not An authorlty iua,uuoh when engaged ~ eating
melon he never had time or inclination l" count
seeds.
The controversy was ended by the arrival oi one "'
the cmployc, of Nr. Good-cll. the aucu"ne'r' WI"
announced that owing % DELAY la shipment th,
Iu.!ou. would not arrive until SUNDAY noon. 'aW tii
they would De- -old ~ IL o'clock on Monday WoFIi,H
~ fhc ft,i If Ic.tdc t. II was dN-id crown mat
w,ndcr, away up IVES, st.. but the bow legged negro
had a more pl-thouc blouse pocket than Ms com
canton, Inn misfortune II" bought melon across the
.tr,ct and passed % about among hl' lhuhdtc' ho'
one Of whom stopped 20 count the seeds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
OTHER ,STBURBAN TOWNS.
wrsrcuESTER COUNTY.

NoI-NT VFRSDN.-Thc citizens who rc'"nt' 'lPnc'
, uroto.t against the neglect Of the aAti"1l''' "
ntoyide proper police protection, "hl'h H's"' ~
u,d In AL assault upon Mr.. Tcmplri"n, OF Inc 0'''
,.,, Army bv q hall dozen ruiian,. have been r.
ct ted o meet the village trustee on TUESDAY night
,.,y u NOT ALL Of the slcr, Of tl" paper VIII I'P
room, 10 the trustees that their protest was I"' "l
apnroval Of granting a license fpr continuance "l
the noisy proceedings Of the salvation Army "l'h
have disturbed The peace Of the people ana nave 'o
.,oc,orv harmful 10 the sick. but that they demand
that proper projection shall ne -Nc" l" an
.nlcun months mind FOR the rcp"-c "i tic ,'uI
., line Roy lame, f. Cole, who died suddenly 4 ~"
week, acp III the parsonage 81 the Ohurch 81 W"
II,rt VIII lie celebrated at the cluIch al ~ ~ q" H.
10 day.
WHITE rIAINS-Eugcnc Archer, cX Justice 81 the
Peace Of White Plains, who.c name has figured con
,p.cuouey several times N legal ahafS' Wa "li,n
in the street yc-tcrda', g." charges Oh comm
Entail assaults mon his wife. Anne her ana h'f
daughter Mary j.. Archer. living ia Lake =. Whcic
NJ Nrih~r with her own money hi, lcgun The
.,.tln, of neal little cottage. Archer dcuic- hhVlu-
,bat tbc j. insane hut with REGARD 20 his daughter. he
admitted cla.ii-ing hcr. he alleged she dc,'IN'n.
The examination Of Archer was set GOWN pS '"'''0
Wright for Monday.
NONKERs.-The Racing Committee Of the Gonhcr;
Bicycle Club Will conduct q handlcap zen Hhc rom
race opcu to Wcstchrstcr Comfy Whcclnch, on lh'
Rivcrdac course september g. o.; lhe lIuus
Mems Christian Association team VIII cn'r> bi'
with the Elm Tree baseball club of Ncwl ork on the
tJr,h 'hn lcf Y0nkcr, al Conference time 10 begin
nrncd last night having had I, resign hi charge on
account Of a prolonged attack Of maarial fever.
MAMARONECK.-Carstc Wcrdt la, cen elected
president and william \, EQyd ,erk Of the Board Of
Educaton Through the effort, ~ Nh. \. =.
Whitncy. Mrs. y. u. Williamson and Mr.. G. Il. Leay
craft patronc>scs Of an entertainment gwen al MIN.
Roclv6od's home on Oncrta Point for the benefit OF
an Souls summer Home Fund, T1I1 has been for
varied 10 the officer Of that Institution at SEA Gill;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
PEOPLE AT POPLAR LONG ISLAND RESORTS.

The ,q.c for cottages on Long Island Is appHc"'N
ON The nc?ca~e this season. iavn1'e spot LOT sum
mcr homo, is the Argyle Park, Babylon where = -
rs,,,orico J. J. O'DonOhuc, +. Lauerbach. ]. NaltnS'
T. Werner +. V Burton, c. +. Lrl1ri ana 0'hcrN ar
stoyInc At the Argyle Hotel when Hes III Uc
centre Of the park. H. {. Ea'nun I. H. fou''N H.
Mrs, j. K IIackctt and Charlie, Loeb.
At the Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach {. T.
Yncval. H. &. Wcmpe. Il. \. Nacready' W. = pn'
Ming Y. f. Allen }. Nori, and W. &. Herlih are 10
be found. , 49,.
The following are the latest names on the boohS Oh
Tho Manhattan Beach Hotel: Mr.. y. II. iaish
Y FLOYD Jones Mrs JOncs. william =. M0ntagu ana
Mr. Moatagu and d. {. Tyler
To-day will be the third Of p. = "llmofcs annual
musical jubilee, and a programme Oh eA'cI"on@
trcncth even for these concerts ha' been p'pNlued
The concerts are shOrn Of much OF thcr aura
NV the absence on tour OF Miss CaIl0tla Ma nj" "a
such popular favorites a. Ms L9ul.c i-nIfi. i
ia kim and Edward O'NlhOty VIII IrpNdc VI, w. l
nat Of he procramme, Will" Herr Na'us ana lifr
limann Dcl,tcdt will give clarinet ana cOrnct 500
,s..nccively one of the principal lnotlumch'al HI
viii he he nautical fant1sic, Nieht on BgiIu
Tri,Sh TIOop ship" introducing The popular song di'
dances Of the British Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
LONG ISLAND.

KILLED IL a RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
George V. W. PTcssiHgcr, ~ New York. Il salesman
in the employ Of Thomas j. Hahn, Of 80. 90 Murray
,t Ncw-York city, importers of bar and hotel gllsr
ware on Thursday afternoon ENGAGED william Gun
lap, Of TrccpOrt 10 drive him 10 Hampstead. Pre-.
singer started yesterday morning to return with Dun
lap 10 ,TrccpOrt. Near Greenfield Cemetery, ono
mile from The village they lost the whip and Dunlap
cot out 10 ind t. lie walked back, and sinner
turned the team back, going beyond Dunlap soon
after this like the wind The entrance gates to Grccn
field Cemetery open, and on reaching these the
team turned in. Just beyond the entrance the
carriage struck large post Al the corner Of a
burial plot Prcssngcr thrown out with tc:.
life force. Ltding his head fifty feet beyond
where the carriage struck brcdkiug h, neck and dying
Instantly. Benjamin \. Spraguc, the sexton. and
his wife who live ~ the entrance lOfgc. heard the
crash aad went ont. finding the yonng man dead
and the carriage wrecked. DR.. Finn, of licnI"t,ad,
wa, summoned. bat the Young man was beyond
help. The horses through the cemetery, Jumped
through a picket fence and were found IN the woods.
Dunlap, surprising the team had gone 10 Frocpo1
went home. and knew nothing OF the accident unil
the next morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

several meeting, have recently been heh "m'h
have been attended hy s.me II the Oldest ana m'H
conservative agents On the real estate market WIN
view to the formation of new trust company WHICH
shall give special attention 10 real estate Among
those who Law, taken am active part IN the move
mont are H. II. Cammaun, l.. \. 'rllhshahh' eA-
rro-ldent. Of The Real Estate Exchange, Horace =
Tlv. Jane, W. Varnum, Henry &. swords 'ipdi'' -
Ii,rlc ,x pre-, dent II N" Produce ENchahge Nllaii
D. Harbour ~ cold. Barbour a Corning, 'hirlc' \
Pcllrdy Ir Henry Levi, Morris, l. =. Mason D. =
Freeman George Mhnine. L,penard stewart James
~ Ecckman and Robert LcuoX Iclknap. Ihe', oe
liberation, have resulted in tire formation OF the hetI
Estate Loan and Trust Company, ulth capItH "i
ZOO 900 in shares II 500 each. offered at <l'o per
share the extra $50 being intended 10 start the '"-
many with a reserve fund Of 100000.
I, had not been intended 70 offer the stock TOT pun
Tic .l,l-crption hut the secret rot wind ana III o''
than a week. without circular or advertlacmcht inc
Whole capital Wa, nor, than subscribed.
The new company being stiil ia its intatorS stage
,o election Of officer IA, yet been made, but the
,.,uc ~ Iicrr. g. swords La, been id' Grady mon
Toned for Inc first president. ,,,s,
,tfb0r =. formed WItu capital entirety luucp'Hu'i,
~ me Real Estate ENrhnup. IN" nov lh-ulu'lo" WI
,,nv ofce. I'M The ucighboriDld Of Liberty st. ana
m ic an undpubi,d STAY and I--i-tano" 70 ll' mn
LEI ono feature the Real t-iai" Loan ana Ifo,t
Snnary pr,p,,c, ~ ADOPT which has never yet been
attempted by a corporation. IT VIII manage e'Nl'c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
ORANGE.

The Orange Athletic Club has completed the F'''''
stand at i,s new grounds at the "ro'e->. ',d,''"
The club Will formally open the new grounds WIN an
athletic tournament in the early part " o''"'e'
rho ,o,tlau eleven has Just been organized lor the
toal,n and will practise IN few weeks III ,uutl'
NH i.cterans as Charles Gill; ~ A. stage H. s'ofTS
and ". BuIdich ~.
49,, nii>s n c.csne from horrible death yesterday
morning She went 10 the Cone - Statoh "a rt t
mi,,,nT. IaclaNanna and WestcrI ElHr3d WIN
ON frjcnd- To take the train for Ne" l0rh .liu
NtopptH 70 uH' IN" ca,no ont She caught the hand
rail ana made jump for the stcp bat wa wa. p"snG
, , Mold an to Inc rlii and dragged for some
distance between tn, platform ana the tFu3E1 a i
G'"iIv broke and she was picked in an exhausted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
Ills TERN HAS COVE NOW.

Joseph Burley, first officer OF the steamer orlzaoa'
of the Ward Line believes that lie unfairly treated
the other day by Officer Keyla.Icr Of Brooklyh who
arrested him on a charge of unloading the steamer
without permit Burley is known as a careful
seaman. lie says that he got the usual permit from
Health Oicer smith, after which the steamer touched
at this city and then at Brooklyn, with the Quar-
antine permit Endorsed b., Deputy Health Com
missioner Young, Of Brooklyn, which was per-
fecty legal document
Now when Officer Keylaher asked whether he had
a permit BuIley replied that he had, and showed
the paper Endorsed by Deputy Commissioner Young.
But Key lalcr refused recognize it. and carried
him 10 Justice Tighe's court But Mr. Tghe was
not OH deck and Keyaher marched Eurley t9 Justice
Walsh who would not recognize the authority OF
Deputy Commissioner Young, and fined Burley s23.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Thomas Rafferty,, fourteen years ca cilp'OSIa
oriIIord,s tobacco factory met shocking accident
Yesterday. While oiling the machinery his arm was
caught by chain and dragged in between the WHEELS
several men ran TO his assistance, attracted pS III,
cries but before the machinery could DC ftoppo ~
me bov,s arm was torn from It's socket. ne h,t
Ien 10 s.. Francis's Hospital, but il IS not uouRh'
that he recover. a.,
per cent dividend was paid yes,eruaSi ~ ,ms
depositors of the Germania SAVINGS LAIN ~ The
cashier, schroeder . =,
The Italians comprising the Italian nIn 'ale a.,
Railroad ave. Wayne and Brunswick s.s'' nm
Tor mutual benefit social intercourse and poihbavs,
harmony one hundred and two members ""'o
nlready signed the roll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
HORSE MEN CRITICISE THE PICTURE
m The #. Paul Pioneer Press.

From The st. Paul Pioneer Press
Thor, WAS one thing TO crtclse about the artistic
cenc that was used by the Jockey Club TO advertise
their recent race meeting. The lthoeraph referred
clora finish and i, taken from painting IN when
these horses have been grouped. The little black on
brown horse that appears most prominently, although
he is moi IN the lead. j. Mr.. Lorarl'> hero OF two
hcmisphcrcs Parole 1t IS an excellent picture OF tne
great horse but by oversight the artist has
placed the reins in the Jockeys right hand and the
whip in his left. style Of riding that no horseman
would adopt for a minute.
In Washington there is an equestrian statue that
shows the same queer oversight on the part OF us
designer. For reason probably because the
right hand formerly left free for handling the
sword, IL has always been considered the correct
thing TO hold the relns in the left hand To see q
rider holding the reins in his right hand loohs very
peculiar t,Aorscmen and causes them 10 criticse the
otherwise admirable illustration.
Another instance Of the mistake OF an artist Is
told about statue Of Nelson In Trafalgar square
London. II considered remarkably accurate N
detail until one day jolly Jack Tar move In sight,
carefully inspected the work and remarked IN style
affected bv operate imitatOrs. Well. SILVER my
tmbers, If e 'asn't coled the rope the wrong way"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
NETWORK CITY.

Tho disnlav OF rockets in PAINS Amphithcatrc at
Manhattan Beach this evening after The siege OF
Vera Cruz will probably be the greatest Of the season
As it will be the last night Of Ciilmores tmee'day
carnival Mr. Pain has determined to have his frc-
works exhibition as brilliant III It's way as tie 'ioi0
performance Is in music.
Commissioner shields yesterday administered the
oath of Office TO John O. Mott and Maxwell Evarts,
the newly appointed assistants in the United states
District Attorneys Office who will take Office on &C
tober /.
Edward Fancher and Arthur J. Allard, the sneak
thieves who stole goods amounting III value 10 nearly
$4,000 from fats West Twenty -iirs'-st'' WERE
sentenced yesterday by Recorder smyth TO serve terms
Of nine years each IN the state Prison. They had
pleaded guilty to charges of burglary ana ia''e"S'
The cruiser Boston finished moving her ordnance
stores Yesterday and Will be put ip'o INC III uo'" az
the Navy Yard to-day.
4 draft of sailors arrived at the Navy Yard yester-
dav for the new cruiser Philadelphia
p. II. Watts. Republican of the with Assembly
Disrjct has been appointed anitOr OF the Barge once
in Mace of j. H. Boyd resigned. The place Is worth
$500 year.
The United states and Brazil Mail steamship Com
pany expects to dispatch it, new steel steamship
sccuranca from this city about september loF
Eahia. Rio de Janciro and santos. Captain D. H.
Bears Of The Allanca. will be in command.
4 cable car of the Northumberland twenty -hith-''
line and second-ave in collision Where they
cross al Sccondave. and ono hundred ana twenty
dfth.st.. Yesterday noon. Both cars were damaged
but one was hurt
The Rev W. r. Lane, an English evangelist Will
sneak tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock IN ASSooI''
,ion Hall Fourth.a,e. and Twenty -lhird-st
Private information from Montreal was received III
tms CITY Yesterday which went T. show That " Baron
r. Won KatSchcr. alias BeIIan Won kat'chcr ana
La sale and other aliases, is in that city lie VIII
bc remembered in connection with several n'ucc'ssiul
ATTEMPTS 20 get goods from the American News 'ohi'
many and from Charles Broadway houss oi thls Guy
Controller Myers sent word to his once YESTERDAY
morning that he was ill., and could not come TO INC
city.
4 special meeting OF the Republican Club mas pceh
called for Tuesday evening at O'Clock, ioF inc pnr
nose Of elcctng delegate, from the club 10 the 9d'"
convention Of Republican Clubn 10 be held at saratoga
on september 4.
Postmaster Van Colt $ been Informed by Telegraph
from san Francisco tina the City OF Pcking arriNei
nj that port on Thursday, August a. With mails lr"
China and Japan of the following datcN hong ho'-'
July 10: SHANGHAI, July 81 due 70 arrive ID Nc"'
York Oh the morning of Tuesday, August H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
INTERESTING TO SPECULATIVE LAWYERS.

Permission was asked yesterday IT, the supreme
Court before Judge Bartlett for leave TO enter an
lnterlocutory judgment in the suit OF AbIam NJ jack
son against Ebert o. larrar. Mr.. Far:ar was
formerly partner of Thomas c. Alvord, Tor many
wears speaker Of the Assembly, and now lives at
Batavia, Y. Y. To the plaintiff was LEFT S-Vooo
interest in an estate of $4,000 by his father Ablam
W. Jackson. who died in 1856. The estate Included
houses in Rcmsen and Montague SIS. All the trustees
under the will died released, and Judge Pratt
appointed Mr. Falrar trustee in 1876 This suit was
brought in December last to remove Mr.. farrar
alleging that lie had wasted the estate and that the
plaintiff had had nothing from the estate III three
years The plaintiff and defendant settled the case
about ten days The motion for an intcrlocutOry
judgment made by the plantlns attorney, VINO
SAID his client poor man and paid no retain
inc fee and that he had lien for his fees. Judge
bartlett denied the motion. holding that wien there
is no collision and fraud the parties may settle with
out the consent Of Their attorneys. The IUdGc Is
much opposed to lawyers taking speculative cases