New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
PITS OF LEGAL,NBWS.

w.. raooroha Z, the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday granted preliminary 'hJui'o''oh
restraining the Monoline Composing Company from
,oor,ng and selling their typesetting machines,
which II is claimed. infringe on the patents grantee
to the Mergenthaler Linotype Company ior tie
manufacture Of typesetting machines. The suit
was brought by the Nergenthaler Company against
Herman Rider. OF THE New-Yorker Staaus-
Zeitung' Charles J. Canda f. E. Canda, Lemon
q U,ne $. p Thomas Wilbur S. Scudder and the
Monoline Company
The controversy between Moses G.. Beyers and
the Street Sprinkling Association with regard TO
his right 10 take part in sprnkng any or the streets
Of the city with water Notwithstanding the caiiii
OF the association that it has the exclusive prlVl-
lege FOR sprnkling the streets. came up before
Judge Jarrett in Supreme Court Chambers, yes
terlav on a motion in behalf OF Beyers for a man
dafnus TO compel the Commissioner OF Pubic
Works 10 grant him permit for the use or water
for sprinldng the streets. Decision was reserved.
Or. William r. de Kraft. of No. 30 West
Thirteth-st. secured order Of arrest from Judge
Rischon Of the Court OF Common Pleas, on Thurs
day. against John A. Anger, OF NO. POI East one
hundred-and-sixtee and yesterday ne was
taken into custody. The order was issued III SUIT
FOR $4,000 damages for injuries sustained by Dr
dc Kraft IN having been arrested on the ahnuaVl'
and complaint OF the defendant Anger, In which
he charged the Doctor with having stolen $1,000
from him.
The Doctor was arrested on May 10. and on the
following day he was taken before Police Justice
Ryan, IN the jefferson Market Court, and he4d IN
5000 bail for examination. a.,
When the examination was had he was us
charged.
The Duke dAuxy was before Referee William J;
BOyhans again yesterday afternoon, ana olscusst9
bank books and grocers' bills In French lie dld
not produce the missing bank books. asserting
that he had been unable TO find them ihen "
was agreed that he hearing should be adjourned
for one week. the Drke Ia the mean time 10 make
another search for the missing documents.
An Application made yesterday aIterrooh
20 Judge Barrett In Supreme Court, Chambers,
by counsel representing Charles Elnstein loI
reduction Of Ia" amount Of almOny which he was
directed 70 pay his wife Amelia under decree
q divorce which she secured against him on March
g. 1871. from Judge O'Bricn. The motion was
Enormously opposed by Charles Hess OF H hess,
Townsend & McCleland, representing MRS I'm
stein, and after prolonged argument Judge Haf-
rctt decided that Il Impossible for him TO pass
upon the merits Of the application upon aIliaVts,
and he therefore appointed William II Wills as
referee take evidence and report upon the mo
lion. @r. Einstein IS relative Of Edwin EN-
ssten, ex-COngTensnan and once canuldate TOT
'Ss-yor o. this city. lie has lived In PARIS since
icsl. and for 4 short time Consul al StuttgaIt,
having been appointed by President Arthur re
mas valuable racing stable abroad, which Is
wel known all the continent. his colOrs being
the Stars and Stripes Of America.