New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-07
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
IN LOCAL COURTS.


preme Court Yesterday were startled to see JUS
lice Pryor leaning back in his chair and listening
to the arguments of counsel, with two bottles OF
BASIS ale standing before him The bottles were
exhibits in suit brought by Eva W. Day WIZ
lam L. RAYMOND. Louis de Wardener Holluh as
executors and trustees under the will OF James
Day. and several other plaintiffs agalns, s,T.ns
Webster Isdore Straus and Nathan oIduS'
doing business under the rm ,r name si u on ale
bottles a white label alleged 10 he an i m G
& Co The plaintiffs assert that they have the ex-
elusive privilege ~ bottling the ale OF BASS q 49,, 10;
in this country. Justice Pryor reservoir "e0'
in the case
Application was made In the Supreme Court DE-
fore Justice Beach yesterday. on behalf OF the
National Rank of Rondout to he allowed to pay
INTO court the sum OF $3.50. which is claimed ny
c F Atwood proprietor of the Trapper HOTEL
Kingston and Mrs Mary Lewis. OF this city.
Atwood and Mrs. Lewis embarked In the hotei
business last summer. and she put up 500 on the
got ne-half Of the profits. Mrs. Lewis. II IS AZ
legged eloped with clerk in the note, ana t pr
She deposited them in the Rondout Bank ATWOOD
warned the bank not TO- pay our h any onsv hers
as part of the profits OF the business and the pan
now. wants the court 10 aef'ae WHO o""' VIC
funds Decision was reserved
Justice Dugro and jury Yesterday tried SUIT
| in the Supreme Court. brought by the Central
| PENNSYLVANIA and Western Railroad company
| against the New York Bank Note Company. 10
recover $50 The plaintiff alleged that in October
1893 the defendant agreed to engrave 1000 nrst
| mortgage bonds of such quality as to be accept
| able 10 the Testing Committee Of the New-fork
Stock Exchange The bonds were delvered d ths
| Testing Committee refused 10 accept the Donds
they were not properly eXecuded ana enu nded
| the return of its money. The defendants wiz
entered general denial to the allegations won the
| Robert Kearnv grandson Of the late Philip
| Kearny. and son OF the late Robert - Nearby
| and who has an interest in the large kearny
estate was the defendant in an action brought ny
his wife Ahbie for an absolute divorce before
| Justice Truax yesterday. Mrs. kearny testined 10
TWO marriages TO the defendant-a common-iaw
marriage in Connecticut in lss3 ana cere Tapsaa
| marriage performed a year later IN NeW-JtrseA
! She charged in her complaint that her huspanu
! even before the ceremonial marriage was liVins
Win woman known as Della Sanford in this city.
and was now spending his snare OF ,the MAJ
estate on the woman while in year she this wlfe'
nad raceived from him only $50 Justice Trusx re-
served decision
rh ,a,aor,nh comnanies' war Of fifteen years
,go VAS recalled in the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday when Judge Shipman directed the jury to
bring in verdict for sS9,0Ss 10 in favor OF the pam
tiff in the suit OF the Boston Safe Deposit COMPANY
,galns, Tho United Lines Telegraph Company. and
| others Several years ago the United Lines Com
pany mortgaged it's property. the Boston SAFE
Deposit and Trust Company Ultimately booming M,
| holders Of the mortgage The Western Union Tele-
graph Company owned poles covering 2?2s miles,
and il rented rhe privilege 10 string six wires upon
these poles to the United Lines Company II was 10
recover the rental for these lines for the western
| Union Company that the suit just decided was
brought and consequently the verdict will benefit the
| Western Unions Golfers
The suit OF William T.. Dickerman proprietor OF
| THE Counterfeit Detector. against George H.
! Baeg the Secret Service agent In charge OF THIS
| district was dismissed by Judge Iacombe in the
limited States Circuit Court yesterday In August.
| 1895 Secretary Carlisle rescnded Dckermans per-
mi, 10 have counterfeits in his possession Tor the
purpose Of instructing others 10 their character
| II is alleged that Dickerman failed 10 obey the
Secretary's order. and that in November lss'.
| commercials taken from him IN Philadelphi
| hv chief HaZen's order. In the same month DICK
| imam was arrested "A warrant sworn out ny
| Agent Bagg counterfeit so bill was found in
| his possession at the time. II is alleged. by the
secret Service officers but the Grand Jury failed 10
| dnd an Indictment against him. Dckerman
| brought the present suit for damages against Bagg
| I'm the State courts but Bagg succeeded in having
the case transferred to the United States Circuit
Court