The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-06
Special 10 the Jerset an Ns,ns.

TRENTON, No. 6, 1S96.-Yesterday was
opinion day for the November term Of the
New Jersey Supreme Court. All the JUS
tees were on the bench, when at a quar-
ter after eleven Chief Justice Beasley
called the court to order. Opinions were
then read by the justices.
The Chief Justice announced that In the
case of the Standard OH Company ads.
Mccormack. no decision would be given,
as the case was being held for further
consideration.
In the case of the State VS.. Ararzio, the
Hungarian convicted recently in Middle
sex County of murder, a new trial was
granted. No opinion was filed, the deci-
sion being announced by the Chief Jus
tice. who said a memorandum would be
filed later.
Ararzio was in the employ of Assem-
blyman Tice, at Perth Amboy, and quar-
relied with a fellow workman over a girl.
In a fight that followed Ararzio killed his
opponent.
The Judgment Of the Somerset Court in
convicting Jacob S. johnson is affirmed.
Johnson was a local preacher in Somerset
County and killed a woman whom he
thought had money.
The opinions delivered yesterday are as
follows
Justice Lippincott filed a memorandum
N the case OF the State, Richard Talon
ct al. VS.. TIL Mayor and Council Of the
CITY OF Hoboken. The memorandum said
mat the writ was dismissed on the ground
that none of the prosecutors nave any
standing in the court to prosecute the
writ. An opinion will be filed during the
term
Meehert appellant. v The North Hud-
son halfway company. Judgment of fthe
lower court was reversed in this casel At
the trial a non-Suit was granted. ii APP
bearing that the plaintiff was an infant.
Inc supreme Court holds that the law is
entirely settled that the infancy of the
infant can be taken exception to only by
plea In abatement.
Hill V. The Croker Wheeler Electric
Company. The judgment in which Hill.
an infant, secured a verdict for damages,
was affirmed, the Chief Justice stating
placed before the jury with great clear
ness and legal property.
Soley " Baletto ct al. In this case a
n nhs Was granted by Justice Dixon,
whose judgment is upheld.
Central Railroad Company v. Walters.
The rule was discharged, it being held
that the case depends upon the ascertain
ment of facts nj the proper inference to
be drawn from them, which the Jury
alone must handle.
Western Union Telegraph Company v.
tA-3 Ol dPDCdls 10C luQEluEQI OF
the lower court was upheld, it being held
that the trial was in every respect
regular
Douglass and Francis V. Van Sewer &
Company. The rule was discharged.
Palmateer ct al. v. Regis & Company.
The writ of error was dismissed. The
Chief Justice says:-tThis case is so de-
fectively before us that it is a puzzle to
know what to do with it,
Osborn v. The Freeholders of Mon
mouth county. Demurrer sustained.
n Tha 0riinor w " u0rfer -% ~ ~
Lydia Rob. nson v. The Camden Gas
Light Company. Application for a new
Lyon & sons Brewing Company v.
Dunn. Rule discharged.
Consolidated Traction Company VI. Mary
Wheelan and her husband. Rule dis
Emily Grouse V. Lewis. Writ of error
dismissed.
Young v. The Camden. Gloucester and
granted In this case.
American Transportation and Naviga-
tIon Company " The New York susque-
hanna and Western Railroad Company.
The Judgment in this case is affirmed.
Justice Van Syckels opinions filed yes
terday were as follows
The Mutual AID and Instruction So
ciety between taliap of West Hoboken
and vicinity v. Cunibale Monti, on cert.or-
ari. The subject of appeal is a judgment
of tho Court of Common Pleas of Hud-
son county rendered on an appeal from
the Hoboken District Court. No error
being found in the proceedings below,
the judgment was affirmed with costs.
The syllabus says-1. "a member of a
beneficial society cannot be deprived of
his right to a weekly allowance IN sick
ness by a change in the articles OF the
association contrary to the express pro-
visions of the bylaws and constitution.
SO. A certificate signed by the doctor
and the Mayor of Chivello, Italy, with the
evidence of the plaintiff that he saw them
sign it, S a sufficient compliance with
the article of the society requiring a medi-
cal certificate signed or authenticated by
the legal authorities of the place.