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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-16
HOT ARGUMENT STARTS BLAZE.
LAWYERS Coat Burns as He Addresses court
Wins Case in Shirt Sleeves.

New-Bruns Dec. IS (speciaD -Sa1rluei
scflerner, a lawyer, of George-st' this CITY, won
q suit in the District Court at Elizabeth yester-
day before Judge Edward S. Atwater' arguing
+he case in his shirt sleeves This is believed 10
be the. only case record In the tlz lLso-a
courts where a lawyer has argued case De
the bench without his coat on
Mr, Schleimer has habit of carrying T1stc .le
loose IN his coat pocket Yesterday Wntn go. ne
~srnofnp nm In addressing the court they 1gI1Ceu'
and In a moment the lawyer was afire PersoIi ;
II, the corr rushed him. took his coat OIL anu
As Mr. SchIeiner was still addressing the court
N behaIf cf his client he pulled his arms from
The burning garment and asked indulgence o.. Oh
the court while he argued the case IN MS slIi
sleeves The GOODNESS and presence OF naino
which the lawyer displayed won the admiration
Of all He won his case.