New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
BITS o. LGGAL NEWS.

Justice 1n.rahan. in n, supreme toult YESTERDAY
handed down decision setting aside the assis'n'nt %
iIynrumn schmidt. who were inp0ib fs o! llgoS%Ih'
. ods a. 30 $40 Pe Fl.st. The a-signEent va made
In NAV 1901 4 numtrr Il creditors Of the hnn befsn
po,c,dlng. I, st IL ASIDE ON the ground OF fraud bj
.,e decision OF justice Iuganam they have accomplished
ticf ob'ct Inc parucuai irfrd which was lrieu-Hi
ty tn members ot tn nrm va, diawing out ~ 900
u tho asset, Of nrm Just 70 the time thu IA
,lGnmrnt -.s made. The w.iidia~ai OF ns sun mad
the nrm insolvent. In his opinion Justice lrGrsnsn
avs Ii Is be- regretted thai there l. no power t"
punish debtors who misappropflae money which ~ justice
conc, to telr creditors and TIA. Innocent creditors are
the only oucs who suffer Wae.e sohenc Of this 1t d
Il presented all do IL a. declare the whole
scheme uiulcnt and void and set IL ad' and such
mus. De the Judgment In this case"
Tho will OF Bradsh Johnson, who died at his homo
NJ Day shore. L. l.. on November ., was Med for
probate In Sutrogatos olcc yesterday The entire
,..a,e 4. divided amons the members VI MI johnson 5
Imily.
Arson Blake who died IsCS, loft o considerable
estate To his dauch't. Mr Virginia Clark ami her son
Farley Clark. In the form OF a rn-'. Ms. CsF@ ana
Iofn t. rar.ons originally Trustees under the VIII
but Mr. Parsons refused 10 serve and l1iiy tak wa
made trustee with his moncr she has no" bsun sn''
an u. supreme ha," hu spl removed HON his
t,u tr ship on ground that Dee l. .rsoicnt. los no
kept proper booNs OF ac'oun'e, and las been n'-R'H
ia hi. management Of IN estate. The mother i al
rgnccd In yars and hIs been unable Tor souc tlne T.
lok .'.i tie aal.f- of he estate. The IA ha> hai
which he vs. appointed he vo~ . lct'd To give bond
- .oo0 COO lie Lad the alternative 81 giving
bond Tor 5000 then tuning over all 1r p'i s"i
rrop,rt, In c-tlt' The Flrmri> Loan onl Trust
Company M. Ok RI declacs that he- son la noi
t.t-,d any Of property o,e' . the trust cpnla "
hut Acr: al OF 10 100 ni~ ooarol Io"n''hi =
Mcll,ain appeared lor Mr.. ,s's. lhe son Ia, no
appc- r,l 10 the case yet
Mrla.I :. 1oapklp. 'ticd soccr. dei o. OCTOBER
81 las. AMI cit no c.tn'' which To- amount to
li1ut sloO 600. lie node via min" " 6ef'r" h!s
A. At, by which De- lrqu,a' lel onc.thid o d, estate
Ia bit, widow Mn. J".. .irc Tonp@n, and tie other
.yotblrl, be- rave ia equal -ha', To h' two 'md D.
Au.arI J.. sud fIlSa =. Tonlhin- The chldieI w'u
no. 20 Ct their hare however. until the ION. who Il
row fourteen vcar, old should lich On" age Of twenty
i've The Will a,o provided that all claims asan> TIE
,srie should .aSncd before the bclu'-tS wtr paid
Joseph H. Tompkins. brother Of the t'sta'o ana two
II his frcrds Harry Mcl,l1c and Charles =. D'ot'.
were namrd nud guardians Of t1c child en-
The widow ough hoi council. Arthur j. Delaney has
BEGIN the atc's Court over tnc VIII
She declares tint he bal been I'll for scvera.
months tolc his death and that the viii Wa made ~h"a
ne N,s sick n realize Wh.t he was doing. lie had
to be- bolstrrcd up bed 10 tho purpose OF putting
hi, sig orrc viii ard She drclares that bio>t"
who aa> a large clam Ak. inst ne state Infatuated
aim and PEELED him 10 sign tn' pal~F The ifstHon,
In The case will b. taken by the Sunoentes eti't nj;
I'udcFhill.