New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

r.e.,, Smith ana psvd stewart. 40 trustees
..,.-l trusts created by tine "Il ~ w ''iA'"
b. rh,u,r. o. wL, d'i On june q, N'i' nave
l-r. .t, an action ~ IN" Supr"m" '''ri y" ma
the- accounts pass upon. and also an A'j"'. "'"
concerning .e.-tAl questions in regard 10 I'D. man
- .... 80 IN. tr.,.. estat-s. By ne pfov"ons Y
b.. yuf NJ Tnompson ,cft trusts Tor IN" hen'hi
az ,t. u!eces Mary E-b"rcA Corr AMI f'z'o'''
y Thompson and his nrpAe"S' "hl"'n -. '"'''P
SON ir AMI Charles T. Thompson ~ Baltimore
.,.r.gatlr.. nearly Sa0eO. and 8npihei nephew
Iorn n Thompson Wa to receive The resille Of me
estate Judge Peetman has appointed fe''r y.
o,ov referee To- pass upon the questions raised am
ais, AZ 70 the accounts OF the trustees.
r,t, Of hahcas corpus has been granted 10y
,,,,~ hickman. %, the Suprem' Cour;. requiring
,t, N.w York Juvenile Asylum To p"lu'e III 'o'''
m. ,bre. children % Mrs Minnie Mariners ana
49, 49, .,,,.. why they should no. b" transferred u
,, .,st,dy II herself and her husband. The cAi'-
,lrau Ar. Frederick William, eleven years oii'
,;.orye ten years old AMI Bertha. eIsh' Y'ifs "''
Jr. Nartn,n, says that the ehlIir'n were p a'eu
I'm the custody " the asylum authorities on NoVeh-
bar ~ lssi AMI she agreed 10 pay Tor 'her ooatd
,,t err. & 4 week She IS now anxious TO take
r,,. - the children herself, a. she declares that
nor b1 hand e. able 20 look a'ier them Az Ne Is
,b. owner OF real estate demand WAS MADE OF
IN. a.iy,um authorities for the possession OF the
children bat the authorities declined 10 give "'e''
up -. ,,,,,,t-
f., .r.leg,,uh and Telephone Company vas on the
calendar in the Supt, me Court, Chambers. Nesier-
dav + \ Bell who represents Mr. Strrhe' sald
that Mr. IIornb'owrr had also been retainer !" '"o
,,s and ,.4ked for an adjournment The case was
so, dawn for Thurslay. condItionally that the law
yers do no, agree some other time 10 argue tho
,,,,f., AIR -terne soma tine ago Outlined an IN
junction restraining the company from taxing inc
tci,phone ont Of his office. The company raised the
nrico and Mr. Sterne refused to pay the advance or
IN LEI tho conpanv take out the instrument that
VAS then in MS Once
The Jury that has been trying the case OF "lia''i
II Kn,uss against Judge Gottfried Kruger. OF
Newark the former owner OF the Kruger Brewing
Company Of Newark. y. j.. to-day returned YER
Knauss asserted that through his INTRODUCTION
kruger sold his brewery TO an Engish syndicite
for 81 $1,000 and o me- T.ssd AZ amount sued for
win interest amounted 10 over N"Vo ne cas-
once dismissed IN me SuPre,le s,, o h he
lower court but the Court Of Appeals said that
the should have gone to }"f Gors,ah. auars,
Uerdenbergh which was tried In the supreme Court
last week, came INTO court YESTERDAY WIN rner
bv Uardenbergh 4 60 set aside on the ground OF
fraud When the papers were handed up Judge
DaNs n Sa o b ,na re when he made an assign
h' Torn for S The S4s % TAKE sst s
papers said Judge Davy. "bu, my mind is already
made mat The a1m, Ta' da n9, w h.
The unfinished examination OF j. Orlando Harri.
OF the subscribing witnesses sa to the WIN o;
b "0 the children 81 his hrs, vile from whom he
terday in the surrcgates Court. before Surrogate
Fitzgerald. Mr.. Harrison had been prsyiousy lex ex-
amned The taking Of evasnc or the part Of tn,
contestants will be begun to-day