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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
JUSTICE BEiEKMAN ON DIVORCE.

THE STATES INTEREST IN ALL SUITS FOR TIE
ANNUIMENT OF MARRIAGE.
Just,ce Reekman in the Special Term OF the Su-
preme ocIrt Yesterday. handed down decision in
the case brought by Sarah Malls 10 haze her mar
rage to Samuel Malls anuulled upon the ground
of alleged fraud Malls convicted IN the court
of General Sessions of grand larceny, and is now
serving a three years termof imprisonment IN sing
Sing She declared that he had the reputation
of being athef and that had she known these ldcts
she would not have married him. lie dd not IN
terpose any defence TO the action.
Justice Beenman refuses to grant nor the re"ei
asked for and dismisses the complaint lie says
Marriage is mere than mere contract between zen
the nartes 1t is the status W!llch 4orIhs wv
fOlnda ton of the family. upon wh!ch IN tuin ' ne
whole social struch,rc depends. AS the S'ate At,
Golf EXISTS solely for the preservation OF SoOi't
order II has a vital nnrest in the PROTECTOR, VI VI
mar unon which the social system rests anu IS
therefore in every real sense geatUun t nav
cvery action which is bfought affecting the mar
riage relation and its cls inns demand al ieas, as
much consideration as those OF the nt iIs
While therefore the case which the paIhUu pr
eenfs may be one in which ii would De eteatii 10
her advantage to he relieved from worthIesS ntLS
hand still the public has right TO denaid li.t'
s,ch roief shall not be grdpted to hor / ~ "
wolves any departure from the strict rules Will
exnrcss, the kind of fraud for when ma
sacrifice even in in which the dtiiatiIu ~
nears to be ruthless one Where IL - li,r, o1',,s
some principle is involved of vital lHpoi 'ahoe''o
he social fabric.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
HAVEMEYER WILL CONTEST.
OPENING OF THE CASE BEFORE sURRO-
GATE ..RNOLD.

WITNESSES TO THE WILL. AND CoplClL TESilf
THAT MRS u.vEMEYER WAS OF SOUND MIND
AND WAS NOT UNDUIY INFLUENCED
WHEN SHE SIGNED THE PAPERS
The contest over the will OF Mrs Sarah A. Have
meyer the widow of eX-Mayor William f. nav
meyer who died Oh December IL last at 'He '"'"'''
residence No. 3Gj West Fourteenth-st' leaVhS on
estate estimated to be worth about SV'v" was
opened Yesterday before Surrogate Arnold Mis
Havemeyer was eighty years oil age d. NV
time OF her death. Her son, CharieS W ma -
never. is the contestant. He resides at NO i'sV
North E,rhtecnth-st.. Philadelphia. Because he was
disinherited under the provisions o. the coa'o"
which his mother executed, he charges undue III
fiuence and mental incapacity, and declares thae
his mother was not fit execute the codlclI al inc
time IL was signed by her. The contestant was no'
In court yesterday. and certificate OF ph' 'c--'
was presented TO the effect that he Is 100 Ill 10 ap
pear Surrogate Arnold decided that the evidence
Of the witnesses to the will ard coclcl shouiu NC
taken yesterday, and the contestant would nave
opportunity TO present PROOF III sopp''' "a ~
case at a later day.
Under the terms OF the will OF Mrs Havemeyer
she left 10 her children all her estate and disposed
OF a large quantity of jewelry and silverware anu
other ornaments which had been presented 10 N NJ
Havemeyer she left in trust for him. When her
codcil was executed she cut off Charles " ha aye
meyer and left his share in her estate 10 ms chi,
dren lula l.. and Loomis Havemeyer The son
laons with the family had been strain H ao u
some time Lemuel T. Skidmore and WiiIaIi m
Schneider the two witnesses to the execution OF
the will and codcil. were examined ana ,esuneg
what she was doing and signed the paper of her
own voliton and without any undue influence being
hended what she was doing at tte time. -.,
Surrogate Arnold gave the contestant S9u us
until April "a to decide what steps he should take
N ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
s,,pREME COURT DECISIONS.

. SUPREME COURT DEClSIONS'
Washington April S-The following decisions were
,.,,aad dovn in the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day: -..
No 7ss Alexander Allen agt. the United Sta ni
In the Circuit Court Tor the nd Gauss
remanded with directions - set ASIDE lhe 'eiu'N'
and award a new trial ,Ao c,,,d.
10 81 Cornelius p Keller ct al agt. me o'a rI
ard Folding Bed COMPANY Appeal from the NJ NJ
chit Court for the DistriC- OF MassachuSett5 -
cree reversed with costs and causA remahne'' VII"
directions to dismiss the DBL -. LAS, Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia Railroad company ~, IN y,
to the Circuit, Cour. for the Eastern ois'r''' u
Tennessee Judgment affirmed WITH coSts -...
No S5s The G A. Treat Manufacturing COMPANY
AIT the Standard Steel and lron tVihlanH; ITO,
error TO the Circuit Court for the Northern
Of Illinois Dismissed for the want or }utisi.rt'o,
No SIS The Davis and Rankin building ana
Manufacturing Company agt W.4iIam W rni -
al In error the Circuit Court for me ,iS,,i u
No IN. Henry J. Iutcher ct sl agt. me | h,"I
States In to the Circuit '0urt iot tnr
ern District Of Texas. Dismissed for the want o.
No 500 Charles Pollock agt the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company 1t al. and 49,, ,,,
No S94 Lewis II. Hyde agt. the Continental lru ~
| Circuit Court for the Southern District OF New
| York Decree reversed with costs and cause re-
| manded with directions to enter decree ir0lANoI
OF complainant in respect only or tbe VoiuhtaitN
payment OF the tax on the rents and income OF the
real estate Of the defendant company ana ina;
which it holds In trust. and on the income from
opinIon by Mr. Chief Justice Fuller. separate
oninjon by Mr.. Justice Field. Separate dissenting
| opinion by Mr.. Justice White and Mr.. justice mar
The Chief Justice announced 10 the bar thai as
Friday next would be Good Friday, the Court wou''
! adjourn from Thursday until Monday next .,
lows: Nos. go (and 213), 30 "a, 2'S ~ ~ V'iu
422J ga, 22S, 2S1 and 2so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
"SEEEREDr BY THE "LEAOUERS."

A COUNTRY CONSTABLE SURPRISED THAT JUS
TlcE TAINToR WOULD NOT TAKE A FEE
Constable Bornan from Madison County th''
State came before Justice Taintor in the JEFFERSON
Market Court yesterday morning to get ms sis"'
turc a warrant As soon as justice id''''o
affixed his signature the paper Borman fe'c"e
down into his trousers pocket and brought OUT d
quarter of a dollar. He threw 1t down WIN d IT,
sounding ring on the Judges desk
whats that for?" asked Justice Taintor.
Fer ye" said the constable
But don't want it, returned the Jusu~e. ~
''Thet's all right" said the country sieu'h' -
orter hev suthin fer yer trouble. 49,, - tho
But" said Justice Talntor, growing re9 !" ''
face Eve are not allowed to take any te'h. 80, his
GOSH said the constable as ne pocHHctci 80, "rs
money and turned away. Il s'pose them leNo"''
hey got We all skeered.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
baltimore can FFNDRES INSPECTED.

The Committee on Railroads % the Board Of
Aldermen are home from their travels IN search
o. a car fender. Aldermen Parker, Robinson. Good
man and chief clerk Ten Eyck composed the party.
and Yesterday they were telling how royalty they
were entertained by the Mayor - Bal,more. They
had theatre parties and sightseeing. and incident
allv rode over thiriy-iWo stroci-car lines IN a
special car examining the systems ard tho tenders.
Tho Aldermen went Thursday and returned late
SATURDAY night. They viii probably make q rc-
mort 10 the BOARD tc-uorroN. recommending the
employmoht Of some particular KIND q! fender by
the cable railroads OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
JUDGE MADAM ON a CHURCH FIGHT.

HE REFUSES TO OkEER The f.Ei->o ~ AA~"---'~
OF TWO MEMBERS EXPELLED FROM THE
sIXTY-sEvENTH STREET BAP-
list CHURCH.
Judge McAdam. in the Superior Court, yesterday
handed down his decision iff the suit brought oy
Maria Hupper and Fritz Conrad to compel the
sixty-seyenth Street Baptst Church TO reinstate
them as members % the church Judge McAdam
dismissed the proceedings and declined TO gram tEe
relief asked The plaintiffs together with o'he:
members of the church. were expelled on February
L. 1895 at a meeting Of the members OF the con-
gregation for making scandaous reports AGAINST
William Roeber president Of the Board OF Irus-
tees The scandalous remarks said 70 nave oeeh
made were to the effect that President Roeber had
embezzled 81, 900 Of the funds of the church'
In his opinion Judge McAdam says
The mistake made by the realtors is in their APP
parent belief that they have been expelled as cor
porators from the church and their property rights
Sesfroyed They have simply been expelled from
the ecclesiastical spiritual body within the cor
noration No property rights being involved in the
rontroyersy and the meeting al which realtors were
expelled having proceeded according 10 the rules
and regulat of the church, its order Will not
be reviewed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
Practical Results-14 Years Work.

TWENTY MILLION Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars
already paid Widows and Orphans
Forty million dollars already saved living pocy-holders
tv reduction Of premiums. 10000 Policies IN force.
5000 coo Insurance S3s2OoO Cash Surplus
po..r,.. Fne,rsncv Fund More sS1 600 0O)
business for the year 1894. These Few practical
results already recorded the credit OF the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION.
T. H. HARPER. President.
Broadway and Duane Street.
Rates quoted for any amount on receipt OF statement
Send for circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
TINWARE IN A COURTROOM.
JUSTICE BEACH ASKED FOR AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST E s PIPER OFF BRooKLfN-

AGAINST E S. PIPER. Of BRoohLhN'
The Chambers of the Supreme Court where Jas
tce Beach IL sitting. looked Ike halu"aic sou
o,oraa,, ,,orrirg when the case OF the ST. LCris
STAINING Company against Edwin : Piper or
BROOKLYN. and incidentally the tiaberman Manu-
featuring Company. of Berlin Village L. L. was
called Pots. pans buckets and other equally 'seiui
kitchen utensils were scattered about on ire ,.'eS'
all TO be used as exhibits to persuade the JUS ice
that he should grant an lhJuhcuoi RESTRAINING
~, 80, o.Ivsr,,sng that he was selling ware
rrorr as granite" and that he was the only
handler Of the genuine that was made by inc
fisherman Manufacturing Company. The SUIT Is ior
an Injunction to restrain Piper from advertising so
as TO deceive the public 10 the makers, and also
70 restrain him ard incidentally the Haoerniif'
Companv from using the word granite WHICH Is
cIajn,ed bv the plaintiffs as trademark
Jmstiee Reach took the papers and reserved de-
cisOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
AN ESTATE Oy THE ISLAND Of EfLCAN0

AN ESTATE ON THE ISLAND Of EfLcAN0
J. Watson Lyall Co. Pail Mall, LONDON are
Offering for sale a charming estate on the island Of
vu,cono the second largest OF the Lpar group OF
islands located most delightfully."- in the Medi-
terranean, eighteen miles from Sicily. The estate
comprises an excellent manor-house. over MY
acres Of vineyards. 500 tx trees, an exceptionally
safe harbor and breakwater; also a fine steam
launch for visiting neghboring Islands. 1t would
be difficult 10 find a more attractive winter nome
for some OF the wealthy people who pass their W!n
tiers in the Riviera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
ERLANGER CHARGES PERJURY.
THE SUIT AGAINST MRS. POTTER AND MIR
BEIIEW.

THE SUIT AININSI
BELLEW.
Justice Van Wyck yesterday. in Special Term OF
the city Court granted an order setting the action
of Marcus r Mayer against Cora Crquhart Potter
and Kyrle Bellow down FOR trial on Thursday'
The action was brought TO recover 81" for booh',S
Cleopatra" for the tour Of Mrs Potter ana hE''o
Beew, in 1889. The trial was set DOWN ioi i"O'.
a., ~ ~, affidav, of Mitchell l.. Erangcr. at
torney who swore on behalf OF the plainiin ,.
Il can positively state that there Is no ue',iiC NV
committed. $500. ,.,s ,,,, in h,.
Nrs Potter and Kyre Bellew purposel! 10, uSid!
me trial OF the until after the close OF tnVo
engagement Saturday night at the HeFa'd 9iu'''
Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
AMERICANS AT EUROPEAN HOTELS

The following Americans have been registered re-
Gently at European hotels: Grand Hotel Nome)-
c. A. Lingcn and family. Peter Gisey ana
family, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Russell. Dr. and Mrs.
Brambourgh. ". c. Kimball and family Mrs. and
Miss Rock Alexander Gum, T. II. York and W. c.
Whitney. 49,
Victoria Hotel Q-ondonl-W. Wanamaker, w: A..
Lee, c. J. Russell w. r Holiday, g. II. Wood
A. f. Clear and family, II f. Payne, G. A. Harvey,
r. II. Woodrum and J. Armstrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

plaintiff claims that by reason Of Mrs. Langtrys
failure to keep contract TO perform with her COM
pany in Leavitt's Denver theatre about three years
ago he sustained the damages claimed 1 ms Is
said 70 be a fest case, as there are number OF
other managers who had vacant, dates by reason OF
aDira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
THE GAS TRUST FIGHT RENEWED.
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION AGAINST THE MERcAN-
TILE TRUST COMPANY.

TILE TRUST COMPANY.
The Gas Trust fight, in which j. Edward Addicks
10 larpev interested is to be renewed in the name
of Thomas H Mcdonnell. who yesterday AFTER
noon. through his counsel, John Fl. Judge obtained
from Justice Beach. of the supreme Court, a tenn
porary injunction restraining the Mercah'he lIus'
Company from voting or causing 10 De vo'e1 sA-
oe ooo shares Of stock Of the Boston Gas Light
companv the Roxbury Gas Light Company, the
South Boston Gas Light Company and the bay
State Gas Light Company. of Boston, at the annual a
election of directors which was to have been neIu
vesterday or at any adjourned meeting. The FOR
mer suit was brought IN the name OF Ia3Tse ,,s "a
Smith and came before Justice Patterson, VINO Ldst
FRIDAY dissolved the temporary lnjunctlon OF d
similar nature which had been granted put VIII
leave 10 make further application on otheF papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
AN ORDER AGAINST THE POLICE BOAHD'

WILLIAM h. hlL"ANNON
APPOINTMENT AS \ PROBATION
AIRY POLICEMAN.
William H. Kilgannon. through MS attorney
r.ouis ]. Grant yesterday obtained from Justice
Beach an order directing the Police commissioners
to show cause why mandamuS shouo no' ISL.
...,rs, them compelling them 10 appoint Kisannon
a revolutionary patro,man. provided by the rules.
Kilrannon says that he is ,wenty-seven years ola
and passed the Civil Service examination win an
average of S. He says that for no other reason
than that he was the time tending par a ne Wa
of his rights. He says that ne mas hoI 'o"O"eN
lduor TO drink II for over TWO years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

The auction market was quiet YESTERDAY
proceedings taken in regard to two anhou"e s.,
at the Broadway salesroom were: ID. I. il's.dh
& Co adjourned sine die the see Of No. 4l5 Grand
St. four-story brick and frame tenement WIN W.
story brick tenement with lot 25xlOo; I. a.
adjourned to April L. Perry-ave, west sue w. iee
south of Old Road two and one-hait-s'o'S ha'"'
house, lot 25xlll ix25.3xlO16 ..o ~.
Tooh nr,,hers have sold Nos 357 and 3Ss East
One-hundred-a y-ifth-st. hve-story dorbie
tenements, for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"a TIE NEW,Yolk TRIBUNE WALL. BE RE
Sai'E1 At THE tfloM% oFElCE. 40 le'2 Bread
TisEMENTs ut the following Branch Offices: IS.
Eighth ave. corner Twenty thId-s i52 SixtA-aye
iaL Four,h-aNc cor Fourteenth-s, go rhd-avev I0o
miro ave cot, Forty seventies. lC2b Thlrd-aye. rear
Sh'y hsl-st 'oS Frs,-a,e. lO6 Wes, Forty second
its columbus 81 Avenue A. i3.3 Third-ave. Isl
Msst Forty second-st i5lp Seconi-aNe bt Thiri-ave
lt's dave 2oSi Thisdeve.. between one-hundred-
"na.twriih ana one hun red- ami thirteenth
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one-hundrei.a and
'wen'y hth st o@3 West twenty Nth
St. ana 200 West IN 10
regular Office rates ~ ~ ~ 49, w -
In Brookyn S'T Fulton az Court-s.. ~ broad.
way " D.; l3 broadway: iI0T Fu,on.st. up 70 y
r. m. at regular Office rates ' - ~ -
s,r uropss" hrnnSs FOR Advertisements only rs Fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
BUILDING PLAN.A FILED.

III" following plans for buildings and alterations
were lleI to-day.
NEW BUILDINGS
lil' at. n corn"r Hamilton Terrace three
st"iy ,iLrh dwellings, by Alice Davis. OF
tiH, l-ihst So, eco
broadway, . corner slh st. g-story brick store
4nt oit building by sailors snug IIarbor... lT5 200
~" ", No - East. 5-sto.y brick store and flat
~ Dennis Murphy. 81 No. G2N East -. - OOO
",W.Ht; -. 100 II W of lOth ave. 5-stnry brick
""' hy 'o"" hyrnc Of No so West 5Ith-s,... 2o,0o
ALTERATIONS.
'',h.Ht, No ~ East by Thomas u Fleming TO
n,'S 10y nr"K dwrll,ng; ,;......;....... $4,000
ISM, "hI IN, .,';S.nent brick dwelling 1000
l5ih -S''E Ir G7 stable ,,.,.,......... loo
r pI'gn Iw'Ing 81. .;..:.:.. $500
- lcN STORE ami office building ............. 10
%, ~ corner Wes' End-aVe. by Amnde. Spa-
conmh,s ave- ''T VT Gr,ck DWELLING 10000
lex " s"uboe to 3-soyy brick store and basa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ls Mary ~ 2"a another e2n the ! M9%, a ah
A52 a s;a rs , s t.y md E,'9 s, a'
roc-e'. ye1rs. l"'o"
i1 rau ny I to 'G ia,lme 1Tr Mono.' 1859
Brennan. J.hn w. 90 = Mcclure. NJ iiS LcSins- .,.,
. 'y. non, il ari another + icrl .,o
c5as,'rs mona. ". to II " JACKSON q
~" and "a (fe A., ,hegl~. ii Hastings
" ii-nss - Il n q "2l.'. : mortgages. ooo.,
rnlsrs o.c!r. ~ -! Me}er. a. eNscutriN. 80,
,llii,i -" n ~ ',9j"I'; ,ar, yr Kinx. ''''
triac RAJ io' -. map Rober, BoSarlus 49,
ri w., oscar. t. 4 = cohen 40 25o wes, aoG-s
Fesrlcrgcr Elizabeth To- " j Nauss n niy.
'onst 20 T. = F.fs{'h-s, Years - 1900
~ Is In.t sNh-s, ) ................'. 1850
~, 10 70 :,h.ayc. $500
Klugs rideo ave i522 It . Of Terrace We've .o.,
Cum a,g' Enina. TO Il u w,n,hTdp e. al ex
cs,cl',.s. Mpdison-avc. $50 It OF so'hN' ,.o,o
Ii'nmann John II and wfs % Christian Schafer
ami nnothcr. 80 - East vih-s, ye9rs.....: 400
Ian 1nA Trust q, so and ses. 1896 and rs,
Kcch Frank to Emmanuel Walter, iaiths,. ...,
20 T. a." % sh,a,c Yeas a., l-O'"
" {. licctmln-avc 20 Il Of beech Terrace. 5
I.,c.u.,od Frank r. - John = sleeves = corner
rran1 . ard iJ''st a11S' :; vn;, z- a"
op,,lu. n >Grh-s'. 3lIc It = Of Columbus ave.
"a r., I.xnet,n,avc vears............'. $500
% same, property. ycars.......... $50
Morse. MaNimiiian to Louis Iesr -; and IA
Miller sarah j. ana another t. Matilda Roth
schld No Gj; 3laye. / ................. 800
New. Jacob and VII" e. Jacob \ tiesscnhainer
and another. trustees - to ~ New Chambers
Psi, MOTION Il. to Frank /. Fisher. No 10 wrs;
| Piatt Richard q. aud another t. William ID
duncan. I9th-st. 3O0 II 81 c"umhus-aNe,
demand. . mortgages ......................... 1900
Pltcli. Frank. - Abraham stern. NJ Ia Hester
Sifrmcrl,ttc. Paul Arthur Gocsch. II lo9,h-
$50 n " ~ 2'avc. year...... ............ TOO
Schnua;. FrnnOis i ana wife To- l. j King.
l2ith ~, iI5 n = tnlumhus-a years. 3.Wo
| Sch"rrll. Lilo T.. - charlotte stone No l.@9l
, Observation-Disclosures.
N"st NJ -. > wears 19ND
smith rx"curix. - Title Guarantee
AMI Trust e. NJ 52I West 3is-st, years. 10000
| Tn" iiohokc1 Ferry Go Ia william \ Macy AMI
another. al rights. properties. etc. bonds LVO0CO
| Thomson. John ". and wife 90 William J
| Limerick. No q Ia " West 3ist-st. 3 mort
sagca years .....;..... ................. 2i,oco
SAM - stephen M,rrihrw, No III West Tuh.s:.
Observation-Disclosures. I2OcO
Townsrnd. Emily II. an mother the Equitable
Lexington ~ # Of liOh-st. years.. 10000
rngcr. rhrrrsn. t. g II Stevens. - 3Gth-s $50
II T. - ioth-ayc years .....................
},c. mi q IL = lGSth-st nsiala:ents ...'. 1000
| Van Wyck. Il bert A. Richard Kicker.
id'h-st. 80 u - LrXington-ave. / year. loo
| sam" - Peter Nollor. 80 al. trustees y 10Th
~. 80 II u I"Xington-ave icars....... IA OO0
y" III East 5>th-st. years ..........,...... CT3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
A SUIT AGAINST MRS. LANGTRI

SUIT AGAINSI MHS' I@ANUI MI
Mrs. Lille Langtry. the English actress. has been
made defendant in a suit brought in the Supreme
Court by NJ b. Leavitt a theatrical manager. TO
recover s, 200 damages for breach OF contract The
notice OF the suit was served upon Howe q Hum
mel counsel for Mrs Langtry. yesterday. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
cor.pr OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. April S-The calendar OF the Cout' 90 o.
Appeals for tomorrow Is Nos ~ - 49, 4'O ''-'
1873 200, 2G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
cni,Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


Supreme cSurGensra rermsfQ re Van g Drp N + T.
q suprem. Beach Court opens
SUPREME TsI%aT' IBs ss, Asd: sSs
Lay and ast Nos 2s 1s 9 80 s. 2sgs 2
s s $ $sss ssS Ss 1905 54o ssos 5 AZ AIS
Supreme Cour,-special Term-Part n-Adjourned until
sSprse conrspecia TernPart IBefore Slower
Gauss. to be sent from r@ M t2[ man Jcauses to
from Par III for s Sss Jcauss to
be ei ssni FROM S4a' Par; III Ts cisa5
ss 81; 1874 as 81 9 Es: &c., ss 20: 1911 IS 81
Circuit court~PaIt vBeto,e Lawrence. J-causes to
Be ss ssn sc% Part s sI' for til.
Superior SOu,spse.a 5G s 20 s s IA
g. 81. 80 49, ss S: S. u.s. % e. ~ 49, d. ' u.s.
csss on No is6 Mooney vs.
road Co. |: m SG G Fsrr Saf@GsT aounea unit,
A sSSs4or As eOarsrra rePa lAdournea for tho
Superior courtTriai TermPar, r-Adjourned until
sSrToss,ss cour~chambers- Fitzgerald sMo-
Hs1x 0iena %an ssed sS %ams william
Louis schwenck Henry l. cruser at 1920 M Patrick
sievfn. Bertha j seberg. John b. Muller. Aber, p.
s' snfsosas. couf'Tlal Arnold sNo
'% esm m ssrss CANT feeiors
tiS'9F Ff sg s S''s 'Ss r. 20 90
81. Case unfinished
Nos 1917 7o2 l2i5 $40 1887 1893 49, 225t 1901 1852
2977 1902 2670 267l 225. 2GS6 1854 576 166 61s ts
1909 i41O. AL 1872 1913 lilt l4l7 lAlS l4l9 Clear
Causes he from Par; for trial Case unfinished
Common Peas-Trial Term-Part III-Before Giegerici
c s a' I'2 Van ' wycs
,So. isa s sos
1885, 1887. l6ss. 1859 1901 1882 1884 1905. 1884, lG'S.
City Cour,-Tral Terrn-Part II-Before Mccarthy. j.
Noe 1880 l5i3 1878 29i6 OIL 1850 1882 s95. 7o $50.
1881, ITO. 1910 1913 2isO 1912 1870 1903 472 1904
i47O 1872 lI7G 1i2. l4os 1925 1884: Case unfinished
city Court-Triai Term-Part lII-Before conan. j.
Nos lfss 1889 1890 1881. 1900 IlOi 3os. fo3i IOSs
400 1907 1os4 l4G5. Case unfinished.
o. Causes Nos ass sso sra 1862 s
EQUITY ease-No i65. Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Beach. j.
Matter Of Gn.ey-Georse ii. Hart
Goldsmith American Exchange Bank dive cases)--
Henry E. Rowland
BY Andrews J.
Matter OF Kruse-John II. Judge.
By Patterson. J.
GRADER Ferguson-John b. Pine.
BY Barrett. J.
Matter OF Cowdrey-Joseph II. Thompson
Compon Pleas.
BY Bookstaver. J.
Salisbury Brennnn-Lous IIanneman.
Gimpei wson-Ernest Hall
Superior Court.
Dy McAcam, ].
Matter Of Umbrella Company-Hamiiton odeii.
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