New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09

JUDGE l.. L. LEWIS.
popularity Is great ana hi. ability juiS" l. con.
sp.cuOls. He has been FOR many years p lecturer
In the Buffalo Law school and ms advio" J." r un
Of jury cases has been Of great service to many
young lawyers.
The courts Suddenly changed last week from tn
busy lal orS Of the trial term, t. ia" comparative
quiet Of the vacation months. All the cof,fo hav'
adjourned are I'm recess except the supreme Conri
Chambers. the special term, Of the superior, Common
Pleas and City courts. the Surrogate, courts, ana
the trial parts Of the Court Of General sessions
Judge TruaN has been holding the supreme Court
Chambers term, and Judges ii-chon. nidcr,lceyr
and Van Wyck have held The special terms q. their
re, pccilvc courts. The election Of Nh" Additional Sur
rcGatc has made n possible 10 hold Climn"r, term
OF the surrogate, Court through tn" summer season
without compelling the Surrogate. in former years
/, cut short hi~ vacation. TIA" work Of the Court
NJ General sessions may hc Hight Judge Covins
announced that tho number 81 cases awaiting the
action Of tho Grand Jury was unusually small The
crowds at the Chicago Fair may Law" been iufucn
tial in drawing profs ional criminals ~ well ~ thc
mcrc respectable members Of the community to that
CITY for thc ~ MINER
William Stanley. the head 81 tho firm o. stanley.
Clarke & smith, whose death recently announced.
was more active I'm lltiga'c1 generation ago
than he has been ~ recent years Ills firm has
been engaged IN soma ~ Inc mn. important customs
eases which have arisen In The last twenty years.
and f., success In ,u-lc Gao Is ,ail 10 have
brought 10 # the comfortable Zee Of quarter Of
a million dollar. Mr. staal.y'> connection with
Edwards Ifcrrcpout naturally led TO hi being On
gagged In many c,-"- IN ih' United -'1''- 'our',.
and lLoush Tor q number Of wears DIS uuor pa,in'rs
have been better tnoWl iu iIt cou4t- fIrn Nr.
.t.,nlot has M, advice and .lp,rian.r lave boon
lmporiant factors IN the ,ucco-, o. flo lr'u. une
,ho firm arpear.-i We ,rai 81 fm.. H. Ii-n me-
former president ~ NE Marin" i'nL. fr whom ih"
IlIn "', , "' "l. i' 2 . D..
id no. cr, Nth rc nirI. bat wen. -.ntunc'l nm
coain-ly uuhl pardon Vas obtained from ih"
fr'-'d'h''
The oNtrao"din1rf proclamation 80 "ov'rf0r Nv
gold ~ rnroi-. vaich acoompani.d hi- l"rdon "i
the convicted Anarchists Ia- lrcn t-ui'"l .our'"
% comment in ID" law you. n'l-. ~'Nrh rarely dis
cnss p"lii'1l action rni"> T. i.- INC cninr upon
~" legal prof' lion. g." attack 81 'h' Governor
upon the corr 'r- However. -" SURPRISING ana
tended 80 directly 10 i'--cl respect ir u" decisions
81 heal tribunal. that ~" l"'al pci.di.a- have Do,
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in thr punishment Of criuir.!-.
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moved u" oE''r' ana appointed ne" pi.il'' N''"r
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tome "rtu"'h' ""' h"n on INC question ~ I" "h'h
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,nn, ' ""iin rr'"Iin" t" h"o,' 81 'nr W COM
Of law iny.Ived Lnf hid lti anofh,r farm Of pro
pared and Justice ark on II tie >n,,rduc Cont and
The ni',d ttao, Indg.s of iIc Circuit and district
tbc rIrIt to r"mo, f., tLc ,crro Gr vl ,ny ,r.
appointed officer, holding their position, under the
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S'',l' "'',' ~ W. hI!I", II'I'usH IL " ',' n
cHS acl,.' "iiho"t cohi',' III Their removal when
thc Opposing party comes lh'o power
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SOME oi 'n' most important 81 me decisions "i vi"
Court Of Appeals which have just been publ
NJ Annals reversed tbc Indictment ~ ,h. General
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Term Of IN" supreme Court of this department I'm the
case Of Holmes vs. Gilman, I'm which some peculiar
,ac,. ,roro disoio., m, d,.,. -. a., -, -,
IacS were oiAclos'd' Inc decision Of In" court d"
hnal resort Is complimentary To IN" referee. whose
opinions on the novel points Of law involved are
t,,, .u.,,i,od ,rh a ~ L -, ~, ,.
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actions of Arthur G. Gilman, the dishonest member
and coffee. Mr. Gilman died suddenly ON December
IL. 1890. under Circumstance, ,urcc,ttn, suicide
At the time Of his death an Investigation Of the
affairs Of th" firm in progress which disclosed
he ia \,