New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
TIFFANY s. 60.
oakland UNION SQUARE
Slvesmiths New YORK
ARRANGING COURT WORK.
SUPREME COURT JUSTICES DETERMINE nv"
BUSINESS SHALL BE HANDLED.

SUPREME COURT JIST1CfS DhiEf''-
BUSINESS SHALL BE HANDLED.
The Justices OF the Supreme Court met on SATURDAY
afternoon and arranged in part the details OF ,he
court work for next year under the conditions I'M
po.ea nv the new Constitution The General Term
which has consisted OF three Supreme court is
tees designated by the Governor in each VI '''
four judicial departments OF the State Is 10 10
abolished and in its place the appellate diViso" u
the Supreme Court will be instituted The appei-
late division Will consist OF five Supreme 'o"'t
Judges selected or designated by the Governor ana
all appeals will be brought before and passed upon
by this tribunal before going TO the Court Oh APP
Meals These appellate division judges cannot
under the new law sit at the trials or causes e'e
by Jury or the court without jury
The appellate division OF the Second department
will always sit at Brooklyn and will occupy tenn
nor. ,,v the room Of the Board OF Supervisors III
m. courthouse the Board going out or eAistehoe
on December 81 The permanent quarters Vi "''
anpeate division will be in the new extension ~
the courthouse In course OF erection ms
Af,h member OF the appellate division OF ms
men, has not yet been appointed by the Governor
.rA u IS rumored that one OF the upstate judges
will he selected as was done In New-York Clty.
The trial Judges will be Justices DyKmah anu
Gavnor now on the bench; City Court Judges
clement Van Wyck and Osborne. transferred 10 'he
Supreme Court by the new Constitution anu MeSs'''
Smith Dickey and Keogh, just elected
,stice will be assigned TO special or equity term
hr.,ness and another 10 the hearing OF motions ana
the disposition OF parte or chambers business.
Thus there will be available the services OF SIX trai
Judges In Brooklyn , -.
Al the meeting Of the Judges on FHu"S N
following order was entered
The snnellate division OF the Supreme Court III
the Second Judicial department. heIeoy atb boraoS
tha times and places OF holding the terms INC
IN The wear 1896 under and pursuant OF secuoh NJ
yH OF the Code Of civil Procedure as IO.ioSa' lima
First Monday OF January. February, APrii June;
nnnhGF "A
al the Kings County courthouse CITY oi iiV'
a. III" o CHARLES F. BROWN,
CALVIN F.. PRATT.
r.. NJ. CULLEN,
WILLARD BARTLETT,
Ius,ioes assigned duty In the Appellate u'''io''
rrh. ruI.s thar are 10 govern the court nave no'
., Ion formulated but will be settled at meeting
y, tho justices from the different parts Vi Tue
state TO be held on Tuesday at Albany VI" ina
date a committee will report on the revision Oh 'ne
rules Of which Justice George l.. lngraham' Oh New"
varI. Jps,,ce Willard Bartlett. OF Brooklyn; Justice
60 les Il Parker, OF Ttoga County, anu 'u''Oe
WiIIiam Rumsey OF Bath. are meniue's., ,,de..
The present system OF rotation D! lhe IN
t., me- various assignments will most hKeN nj
.si,,rrrad although In New-Y ork CITY, a t.
chanpe has been been made ana soIie Va - 'u,Sils
are permanently assigned to the trai 20 ths
others will devote their tiie II ia claimed
Sracial Term and Chambers business ~ - ~
o. ~ nresent prevailing practice Oh ~,
t,dges 10 take turns in the different ptnri, as
;ba cour, that Is the farest way VI i'm an
Ire satisfacton the bar during nnats are 10 he
az" me Supreme and CITY court a. ~ or
oornsoItIated new calendar Will De maue Wy two
~ January term There are no" Oh ~. ~ tha
tn eon1ars about sixty-hve hundred caseS; 'homf
80 calendars for the term VIII start VIZ"
four thousand cases