New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
RESPECT TO JUDGE M4RTINE'S WENORf.
EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF THE GENERAL sES-
SIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR
THE FUNERAL.

EARLY ADJOt RNMENI Vi lhI' 'EN'-'''N'' ''''
sIoNs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
THE FUNERAL
Judge FITZGERALD. in Part II Of General Sessions,
and Judge Cowing In Part Ill Of General sessions
called their respective courts order at II o'clock
Yesterday morning and adjourned TO 1920 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, out OF respect to the memory
OF Judge MARITIME. VINO died Saturday afternoon
Speeches culogistic Of Judge MARITIME were MADE IN
both courts.
The motion to adjourn in Part III was made by
Assistant District-Atorney Weeks in eulogistlc
speech. and seconded by FREDERICK House VINO
appeared in the Lass case that was tried before
Judge MARITIME.
The motion before Judge Cowing. in Part ILL., 10
adjourn out OF respect to the memory OF Judge
Marine was made by Assistant District-Attorney
Davis and seconded b. cX-Dis;rict-Aitorney N!coli.
The speeches made here were short
Many persons visited the family OF Judge Mar
tine at his home. No. 2.Ol7 Fifth-ave, yesterday
Among the principal callers were eX-Judge andre"
J. White Jesse W. Powers. Frederick T. House.
Richard A. Moncks. ex-surveyor Hans b. Beattie.
Recorder John ". Gon James r. Floyd. Charles
H. Townsend and william Pitt Earle.
Following the palbeare-s cAosen; eK-Juuse
Charles H. Truax Judges George c. Barrett Henry
\. Gilders!eeve. Rufus Z. Cowins James flt~-
gerald and Charles WelIe. Andrew J. White Dis
trict-Attorney John Il. Fellows. ASS nt-Distrct
Attorney Vernon NJ Davis James W. Boyle. De
l.anccy NicoIi United states Marshal John f., H.
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bert N. Spelr and John g. Wheeler; ,
Az a mark OF respect the late Judge MARITIME
the two parts OF the Court OF oyer and Iermlner
were adjourned yesterday morning until "edhes-
day and Monday next respectively ,.A
The cases OF Michael Considine. charged with
murder Patrick Brennan. charged win r MAJ
charged with accepting brides. and Caroline krott,
charged with mlnsla lighter were transferred iToih
Justice lngrahams court on District Attorhey rei-
ows's motion 10 the Court OF General Sessions
Justice Barrett in his part OF the court discharseu
the Jurors I'LL April ). -,
Recorder Goff yesterday morning dismissed the
Grand Jury in Par, OF the General sessions OUT.
Immediately after they had been called This action
taken out Of respect to the memory OF Judge
Marine The jury was sworn and then excused
til Apr. g. 10 which time the court was adJourhed
Grand Jury FOR the month OF April, no foreman nav
Ing yet been selected: Marchael G l-etefis. Eice
merchant 80 32a Produce Exchange; Francis Hen
bricks metals. No. 80 Ciin-st; Lindsay g. tvorE
agent, 30. ~ Broadway: 5. J. O'suliyan. hotel
Hotel KenSington. No. u Sixth-ave.; mares H.
shoes No. 2Go Bleecker-st.: George Merihew' No %
West Fory-s!Nth-st. retired; Henry Speis. retired
so J2 East Eghty-second-st; Pau!dIns rdthh an
hert hardware. no % Chambers Nicholas
O'Donneu. coal No G2 West Thirty-hrst-st., Jonh
scott browning merchant 80 US bro1n'g po6,
err T. MACPHERSON. merchant. No. l0i Worth-st
Joseph ! Sl0cum. secretary Il Broadway; Aor nam
q Mil secretary No. IS Park Row; Joseph w. Clip
son publisher. No. 757 Broadway Joseph loth, rio-
hons 30 ~ o;reene-si.: Charles Y. Fall" teas 10
g. South-s,.: William II. Oakley Jr, drygood', NO
222 Church-st.. Francis McMalkn, proauce Nrst
Washington Market; NHllah H. HIod"' NJ - IN
Dis1rletAttorney Fellows made the motion for the
adjournment in eul0gsiic speech. ana recorder
&; III granted the motion. AT the same time saying
trai h. agreed with the DsTct- Attorney that az
s,,ns future time memorial services In honor or
fudge Marine should be held in the court;