New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

march all along the line u your duty You ~ qua
give heed % mat cry. FOR II comes from patient
and long suffering endurance. Which has At last
ant to the charge. AMI two ~ the attorneys for
the accused pcrs1ns novel - ovt-n 'er Indictment
9nl,yero1 NV ,sn IGge %,s "ioGammai6ry ana
preiudlclal" The Judge called the attorneys who
s. Tor contempt of c7r' IN stating NAT me cAarE'
was lnfammafory. The supreme Court - Ne
the trim ''nnamn'a''ry' dil n,t contain an innrt.
tel criticism. The supreme Court. aiicr gro;.Hg
construed. the charge ~ not innammhi Dry. u AZ
mated as heroic treatment
Before the Chicago RIOS wcrc fairly under way
General Joseph J. Lake who was the Inr~l
States District-Auorncy 40 Chicago several years
ago In ar address delivered Oh tho Nriona. holt
dav urged that the National Army Doe used f'r
protecting ne peace ~ ,hc STATE as well az Tor
sustaining the auihorii % the rnlt"d states The
legal distinction between ihe duil"f ~ me nlteH
states authorities who nrc simply engaged ia pro
feeling the tinted states mails AMI inforcng the
Interstate Commerce law ami hose of the state
authoriiles WHO are directly engaged 20 preserving
Gon1raI Ieske advises mat the United states troops
might turn their attention from couhalng ana
shooting Indians g. p'eirctins ne s'As. ron ron
domestic violence. Tho state militia Do c"A-l1sttl
entirely insuc.c"n, in great emergency. ana b"
declared hat taerc Ms nothing 90 ne Contribution
which prevented thr United states from protecting
the peace OF the stat 'y'n without an aplHca-
ton from M Staic Gninoil ms W." ~ we
as ernanatns from "a learned and experienced law
yer.
THE Ncw-York Law Journal" calls attention 10
the fact that tho Court Of Appeals 81 this state
has formally adopted the modification ~ an GA
rule which IS Of importance In many actions Tor
damages II has usually been held thnt person
ernploved by a corporation or other employer can
moi recover "A verdict iOr injuries caused by the
nce,irc,ce Of some other servant OF the same en-
modified. It has often appeared unjust thht
Injuries had been caused by the carelessneSs of
some superior officer whom he was bound 10 ORGY, ohcy
II has been held mat In some CAF"s an 'i,i', y, y
be considcred as So NAV he
considered the carelessn'ss or inc empower MN nm
self and the Inferior servant may obtnih VT
dc asansi ms 'P he Court pF OF az Appeaa in the
cssc ~ Uank!ns rs the New-York, Lake Erie
and Wesere H " a EGmg1" u n' rnway is
vice principal" immediate represeniatiye OF an
injury to me hremen on one 81 ,hs ss
under The d.r"cgr 9f ne on s~cai orders
.The fcilow,scryant ruIe has worked much hard
shlp IN many cases and the mobilization OF II by
the courts Is In the interest OF justice
The present Lord Coleridge. the eldest son OF tho
late chief Justice OF England. IL In peculiar d.
Icmma Chief Justice Coleridge held an hereditary
pccrage. His was n member OF the BAR anu
had lust acquired a successful and profitable prac
tice The chief Justice diI not leave any con.
siderable amount OF property to MS chiIdren, ~
le Tho custom for those who become members or
Tho House OF Lords to discontinue practice ut the
bar because in theory they have become members
~ the highest judicial tribunal Of the country.
lard ('olerdgc is however, unable to support MS
neereee without his legal practice. ana ne mas con-
suited the Attorney General as 10 the prVprley Oh
GeneraI has given II his opinion that there ~
no Zeal bar 70 his practising and that there can
ne no objection to such a course Lorh 'oeilusc
has consequently decided 10 continue MS pra0'0e
d the bar.
"The University Law Review under the ed'-
,or,ol superyision OF Austin Abbott. dean or the
Law School has In It's July issue. several artceS
., value Ex-Judge william Arnoux contributes
an article on Trust Deposits In savings banks
THE signiacnnce OF n seal on legal Instruments ~
clearIv shown In another contribution. ana .ne
AGITATION respecting the erection or prlVate Sta-
lie nv the Aston estate suggests an aruC,e o'
rest rictions against annoying uses. SeVern re-
strIc,ive covenants in common use IN thls Guy NJ
cnoted 10 Illustrate the statements MADE IN We
aar,ic,e Some one probably Or. Apbott nnsen'
makes a suggestion to the Constitutionai tohNrn,
Ion hat a method be devised by which proposes
iecisIoton may be publicly discussed before con
mittees OF the Legislature, as a mater OF TEL,
,ns,eo6 Of az matter OF favor. He urges that
there he preliminary publicity In ne ,p
- a blIl a calendar OF the committee HNlnk wy
tiron and Mace for a public hearing, anu TIsht ~
~ board IN person or BY n member or me par, nnn
~ introduce evidence In support OF or III oppoSiuop,
=, ~ H. Mi These changes. 1t Is suggesei ingn.
Az away with the lobby, when; uhder .ne pr ~