New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS BY THE COURT OF APPEALS.
NOTHING YET IN CARLYLE w. HARRIS CASE

DECISIONS BY THE COURT OF APPEALS
NOTHING YET IN CARLYLE w. HARRIS CASE
AGAINST THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.
Albany, Dec. 2O.-Conrary TO expectation. the
Court Of Appeals did not hand down decision In the
case OF Carlyle W. Harris, convicted OF numbering Ms
wife, Helen Potts. The court will take recess on
Friday the holidays and before adiounins Will
lnnd down few decisions. The Harris case. II Is
expected. will be one OF them.
The court In the Of Isaac X. Coin ana an
other as executors and trustees, respondents. against
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company anu an
other appellants, affirmed judgment In favor OF
the plaintiff. This action brought to restrain the
defendants from further operating their elevated ru
roads In front Of the plaintiffs premises, III INC
corner OF Slxthave and Forty fOurthst. In the CITY
OF York. and to damage for loss OF rents
occasloncd By such use. The judgment cnIoins the
further maintenance and operation OF the elevated
railroads, unless defendants pay to plaintiffs S',oe
as the value Of easements, and also fixes the amount
OF the damages already sustained by plaintiffs NJ the
sum OF 81 80
In the case OF Catharine Michigan ADMINISTRATIVE
nppelIunt against the New-York central and Hudson
River Rnir1ad Company respondent an appeal from
"A Judgment OF the General Term Fifth Department, re-
vcisng judgment for $4,000 obtained in the superior
Court OF Buffalo in favor Of the paintin, from VINO"
Judgment the defendant appealed to the General Term
This action was brought TO recover damages for the
death Of the plaintiffs intcstate son, Coriehus
Mehegan Who was run into and killed by one Oh DC
fendants trains ut the city OF Buffalo.
Tie Court Of Appeals also handed down the follow
ing decisions City OF Poughkeepss against "i"i,"
j. Quntard, appellants; village OF oneida against "'e
Board Of supervisors OF Madison County, hppeii'n'
Mary Campbell against the Lake shore ana Michigan
southern Railroad Company. appellant; James Caro'
he
pony If AL appellants ID. ~ Campanello, IN lhia'''
AGAINST tho New- York Central and Hudson lnVcr
Rnilroad appellant Margacreta VI. Paul, nppeiiail,'
against william II. WgllamS ard another Davlu w.
lruc. It AL, executors, appellants aeiois' i-
Bruce ct AL executors etc, rcspohden's' W. D,s"op'
administrator against Helen b. llendricH app Luz
Judgment affirmed with costs; RoSale a. bi.'N''
against T. j. SULLIVAN. appellant motion 10 u'sini9S
denied with go costs.
Charles Ulrth, appellant, against Edward orc"-
motion for r.argnmcnt denied with $40 costs.
Horny rern against ID. II. Wickham. motion 10
amend rrmlttlur denied with $40 COSTS
Conrad Slfh. jr and another against a. H.
Isham appellant. motion to reserve appear anu W.
rect return denied. with 80 costs.
In re- application OF Atlantic Avenue Railroad 'ohi'
many against Ccce L. Tousira ct AL hpPei'""'S
p,oplr cN rel Joseph Cauifnlan ct al ag'inA. 'O
Van H,iren appellant: In re- application oi Johu '"
r1,n, and anotrcr to open decree Of surroe'tes or
, affirmed with costs Jennie I. Hard. adlliDiS'
cotton ogoinst Leurndus B. Ashley ct al, appeliah'S
,mdrnicn1 and order affirmed Wall costs notion
lola C. Anderson against W. y carr ~ III n,ed
f emission to Me bond and perfect appeal grii'teu
,nop ,1rcuting and filing suflicicnt uiuertahns nn
having s75 costs within twenty JAYS f.ople ~ ~ 90
rwsnrs OF Cayuesl COunty-OricrS OF general auu
,rl,I terms reversed nnd tie nnhdaHus sIaSS ,
.pr, ~ III cns., where the bonds were paid Dei,Te
:, n....nnr and collection u u" taxes upon tne
uro,.rrr Of tie railroad company In the fesp'ou''
IN fhn
rbr day calendar FOR tomorrow Is Nos 49, 'o'
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