Clara Perry, Plff. In Err. v. Cornelius L. Haines. The Robert W. Parsons. 1, 191 U.S. 17 (1903)
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ROCHESTER DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949 SUPREME COURT CALENDARS TRIAL TERM •on Xobart • Xooaaa, Ju*tlc« »r«- •ldlnr, Part X. 4009 4010—OB Trt»l, Part Z. Thar* will ba BO CaUadar Call thta morning-. EQUITY TERM MOB • Sonfflaaa Van Snaar, Juatlca PrealdlBf. 4039—OB Trial. Day Calendar— 4339—Pack et al • Alnert at al — William If Clay for plffa—J B Ooddard tat dafta. 3801—Barak T Hyk — Thomas H Croaa for plff — Abraham Price for daft. 4326—Cola v Cola—Scully It O'Brien for plff — J Webb !• Sheehy for deft/ 4336—Schnwerk • Schuwark—Baker k Carver for plff — Scully fc O'Brien for daft. 4338—Secre v Coaataatlno—Theodore K Solomoa for plff — Proven- zaao A Preanttl for deft. 4340—Capo et al • KUllp at al — Caatla, Pitch, Swaa * Jaffer. BOB for plffa—William !• Tre- bart for ftafta. 4349—Sawajkoa r City of Bocheater —Branch, Boaenberg* * Branch for plff—WlUlam • Bmeraoa for daft. 4344—Kyle • Kyle—J B Ooddard for plff—William X. Clay for daft. 4345—Baker v Bakar—B J Corbett for plff—Keaaaa * Kaaaaa for daft. 4350—Dunn v Plnocchiaro — Caatla, Pitch, Swaa * Jaffaraoa tm plff — Charlaa J Btoado for daft. 4351 Dunn T rinocchiaro — Castle, Pitch, Swaa * Jaffaraoa for plff — Charles J Koado for deft. 4353 T J Boraow lac v Piaocchlaro et al—Caatla, Pitch, Swaa fc Jefferson for plff—Charles J Mondo for defts. 4353—Xiohmaeller • x,ohmaeller — Bay P Powler for plff—Praa- cia C Wlckea for deft. 4046—Sanger v Sanger — James V Joaea for plff — Gilbert A Nasbaam for deft. 3338—Marasco v Attardo — Warrea, Case, Waiag-artaar ft Torks for plff—C Moado for deft. 4346 Camp'bell v Campbell —C H B'Amanda for plff — Colson & Batcher for daft. 4348 Camlllacl T Camillacl—Prank » Pappalardo for p i * — «H1- •bart A B a s b a a m for daft. COURT ACTIONS Charles Riebell v Albert J Verhey. Summary proceedings— John Kretovic, 79 Kelly st, fa- vor Gabriel Rappaport, $150. William H Pounds, 74 Frost ave, f.ivor Earl E Dean, $102.PB. Doris Menzie, 834 Main st W, fi.vor Burke Properties Inc, $300. Harry Brozost, 587 Conkey ave, ftvor Lillian Levitt. May E Freckleton, 472 Alexan- der st, favor Robert J Earley. Gabriel (first name not report- ed), favor Irene DeMarco, $160. Mathew M Matula, 433 Flint st, favor Louis Fico, $120. Lawrence W Bovee et al, 330 Webster ave, favor Angelo Cili, $208. William Lawrence, 41 Savannah ft, favor Nunzio C Cirri, $53.91. Bar Assn. News Continued from Page 1 -i; .JUDGMENTS, ETC. SHOW CUIDE ! L?e a tTra^Par n .fv ^ Skyscraper Managers Course Judgments in Supreme and County Courts William Moag, 139 Spruce ave, favor the Rochester St Mary's Hospital of Sisters of Charity, $70.95. Earl F Cole, 84% Keebl st, fa- vor Reliable Stores Corp, $41.94. George Zahn, 3020 Brighton- Henrietta Town Line rd, Brighton, favor George McCracken, $127.73. Helen E Zahn, 3020 Brighton- Henrietta Town Line rd, Brigh- ton, favor George McCracken, $127.73. Leland Cooley, 3219 Spencer- port-Brockport rd, Spencerport, favor George Strickland, d/b/a Standard Auto Tire Works, $229.88. Laylon K Day, Leicester, favor Central Chevrolet Corp, $99.37. Dr Harlan S Guile, Le Roy, fa- vor Glenn O Fradenburch, $108.94. Jennie Licata, 1382 Bmerson st, favor Robert H Bortle, $97.50. Louis Chinelli, Pittsford, favor Franklin Supply Co, $42.35. Today's Calendars Surrogate's Court Surrogate Witmer presiding 10:00 o'clock 1. Lottie Mary Marshall—Proof of will. 2. Philip H Leckinger — Proof of will. 3. William Eichorst — Petition for payment of legacy. 4. Agnes Hoenig — Judicial set- tlement. 10:30 o'clock 5. Ada E Renner, — Proof of will. 6. Edwin S Bishopp — Show cause. 7. May E Duryea — Judicial settlement. 8. Mark V Brush—Real estate. Judgments in City Court Henry D MacMillen, 538 Wash- ington, favor General Ice Cream Corp, $31.83. Ethel McKinnon, 587 Dewey ave, favor Sol Rosen, $152.77. Marcus Goodman, 10 Stillson st, fnvor Staud Shoe Corp, $231.73. Richard Kummer, 794 Melville st, favor General Ice Cream Corp. Filed June 20 Irma L Winter, 920 Britton rd, favor Lincoln Rochester Trust Co, $498^78. - Satisfaction of Judgments George Washington Waite favor Frederick H Beach, $105.80. Roy J Riedesel et al favor Roch- ester H Rogers, $297,233.21. Anna Spinelli favor Robert B Snyder et ano, $86.15. Bert Cardone, d/b/a Medina Trading Post, favor Morris Rosen- bloom & Co Inc, $1013.85. Victor Vennerstrom favor R Edward Delbridge, $39.98. City Court September 20, 1862; he was the son of a Methdoist Minister, Andrew Sutherland and Mary (McLeon) Sutherland. Being without funds he worked his way through the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary at Lima, New York, then entered Wesleyan University from which college he was graduated in 1885; he received his Master's Degree in 1888 and his Doctor of Law Degree in 1906; while in col- lege he played on the university football team and was a member of the varsity crew. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. After his graduation from Wes- leyan University in 1885 he came to Rochester and began the study of law in the office of his brother, William A. Sutherland. He was admitted to the New York State Bar in 1887; he was appointed Special County Judge of Monroe County in 1893 and in 1894 was elected Monroe County Judge and served in that position until 1906. In 1906 he was elected a justice of the New York Supreme Court and served in the Seventh Judicial District until 1916 at which time he resigned and entered into the practice of law, forming a part- nership with the late Eugene J. Dwyer. John J. Reilly and Andrew R. Sutherland were also associated with the firm and were later ad- mitted to partnership on February I, 1921. On April 1, 1926 Carroll M. Roberts, Charles McLouth Jr. and Samuel B. Dicker became mem- bers of the firm and on January 1, 1929 Arthur E. Sutherland Jr. was admitted to the partnership. The firm continued under the name of Sutherland & Dwyer v/ith Judge Sutherland as the senior partner until February 1, 1933 when it was dissolved by mu- tual consent, and Judge Suther- land formed a partnership with his sons, Andrew R. Sutherland and Arthur E. Sutherland Jr. un- der the firm name of Sutherland & Sutherland, which partnership continued for a period of about three years and until Judge Sutherland was appointed an Offi- cial Referee in the Supreme Court iv which capacity he served until the year 1944, at which time he resigned because of failing health. He was Chairman of the Sev- enth Judicial District Character Committee on the admission of candidates to the Bar, for fifteen years, and resigned in 1932. He was elected president of the New York State Bar Association in 1927, and his services in that posi- tion were so conspicuous and pro- gressive that he was re-elected in 1928 for a second term. He was also a member of the American Ear Association and the Rochester Bar Association. During the first World War he served as Chairman of the Mon- roe County Charter Revision Com- mission; his name was promi- nently mentioned in 1930 as a possible candidate for Governor of «he State of New York on the Re- the Deaf in 1878 when his brother, iWard Sutherland, was a teacher there. As a young law student he frequently visited his brother's RKO Pa,ace ~ " Lust ** Gold " _ _ . . w . classes and studied the manual, with Glenn Ford and Ida Lupino, Three Rochester bankers are a - alnhabet so that h* was ahl* to J jlu » "Blondie's Big Deal" with tending the eighth annual tn- X conve«a««h the"pupiU " ^ «««« "-.Arthur Lake.! •*«• «•«•— - - * • *-* without the aid of an interpreter Public Works of the City of New James W. Gray, vice-president York, to encourage and support Vivic ! infors I of the Rochester Savings Bank specialized training in office build- Reient - "Cover Up" with Wil- \ «?? ^ P^ident of the New York ing management. The skyscraper management in- Paramouni i is • Youn-'er j l i f e insurance, which opened to- dustry was urged yesterday by On June 30, 1888 after Ins admis- I Brothers" with Wayne Morns and j da,Mg Hotel Belmont in West Albert H. Morgan, Department of married !janis Pai « e - P lus "Night Unto | « a _ r wich, Mass. Night" with Ronald Reagan and sion to the Bar he Eieanor Reed of Nunda, New York, who had taught four years in the Senior Department of the school. He became the counsel and legal adviser to the school and in 1900 was elected a member of the Board of Directors in which jAurnont. position he served until June 30,1 (i Ca P lto1 1945. His was the longest record "Pardon liam Bendix and Dennis O'Keefe, plus "Siren of Maria Montez and Jean — "It Ain't Hay" and My Sarong," both with orcont7nuai7ervice"inThe annals [•»* Abbott and Lcu Co stell c of the Rochester School for the " * " • " - " Th4 " lted shoes Wlth Deaf. Surviving beside his wife are two sons, Andrew R. Sutherland, State Savings Bank Life Insur- Mr. Morgan, who is also in- AM t •• C 7iVhl ance Council, will preside at the structor in building management p . ": opening session this evening. at the Stevens Institute of Tech- HUt ' Also attending are the assistant nology, New York, and a pioneer secretaries and managers of the in this training field, spoke be- life insurance department of Com- fore the National Association of munity Savings and Rochester Building Owners & Managers. Savings Banks, Richard I. Barker meeting this week for its 42nd Jr. and William F. Hamilton, re- annual convention at the Mount Anton Walbrook and M o i r a j spec tively. Mr. Barker is vice- Royal Hotel in Montreal. Shearer. president of the State Savings The wide knowledge which Bank Life Insurance Managers building managers need to per- il promineni lawyer in me ^ny « ] i u U ' 1 V ' Forum. form their duties successfully and Rochester; Arthur E. Sutherland iVieCIiaillCai EillgineerS The three-day conference, which with credit to their employers a prominent lawyer in the City of Jr., a member of the Law School i E l e c t I . G . M c O i e S I i e V is drawin S delegates from New ordinarily is acquired only Faculty of Cornell University, and , * , York, Connecticut, and Massachu- through years of experience, Mr. two daughters, Mrs. John E. Sim-' Irvin G- McChesney, assistant setts, will be based on a program Morgan pointed out. "If building mens of Red Bank, New Jersey, j superintendent of electric genera-' of speakers, panel discussions, managers can be taught the fun- and Mrs. Charles E. Harper of tion, Rochester Gas & Electric | and questions and answers from damentals in the various fields Rochester, New York; twelve ! Corp., has been elected chairman . the floor grandchildren and several great- i of Rochester Section, American! grandchildren. Society of Mechanical Engineers, j His devotion to his profession , He succeeds Arlester B. Rogers. Kodak Leases TWO taught young men the value of \ O ther officers for the ne * L « ? - ! wj .i J . _,_ ; „ A „ « « singleness of purpose in life. The' son are: Vice-chairman, Philip| B U l l C U n g S 111 A r e a ,, nArr ina nrpi-icirm with whirh h<* M. Kimmell; and secretary-treas- unerring precision with which he ^ ^ ^ ^ g ScheU Members Eastman Kodak Co. has leased nf^JS n^^S™ 0 tl,f«rht i«'' °* the executive committee in- | the Gioia Macaroni Co. buildings management at the Stevens Insti toe\l\£J^™winn™£t\<^ L - Bruce Darlin g- James R. J at 71 Parkway, near Lyell Ave., tute of Technology, Mr. Morgan xne vaiue oi accuracy in inougm D id philm H Goeltz J the company announced yester- nrocontc c ™r.p sn* niMeetfi. includ- and expression. His bearing in " ajlUM "< ll JUC "*" " consultation and in the court room upon which their work touches— and the speaker firmly believes this can and should be done—they will be much more valuable to their employers at the outset, and the expense of training them on the job can be saved." In his own course in building presents some 30 subjects, includ- A I day* ing building inspection, zoning consultation ana in xne court room | Mosher) ^ - Qu€fy an<J wU _ | A move from some of Kodak , s regulations> buildmg design, se- lmpressed the young attorney | Uam p wier Jr j outlying buildings is now under lection of elevators, heating and Davidson, Philip H. Goeltz, J. Lawrence Hill Jr., Harold with the dignity of the law and the respect due to judicial pro- ceedings. He was an able and conscientious judge, a splendid trial lawyer and an interesting and loyal companion. He attained FIRE LOSSES way. The Gioia buildings have ventilating, lighting and electrical 80,000 square feet. systems, rental policies, tenant Eastman Kodak exhibits divi- services, brokerage, taxes and in- sion will occupy one building, sura nce, cleaning methods, etc. In 60 by 90 feet, with three stories the future he expects to enlarge and a basement. Offices and the course to cover even more June 23 8 Pryor St., dwell-1 workshops will be on the first SUD jects -o- to the highest place in his profes- l 3 . ^ _ m sion and occupied important posi- j ing occupied by Elizabeth Mills, ! floor, setup room and display tions of trust and service in the owned fey Goo dwin Nusbaum, 405 [ booths on the second, storage on America,! Airlines Offer community. i Westminster Pk.; boy playing the third. He was a worshipper of justice \ w i th matches; $2,000 estimated and a friend to the under-priv- j damage. ileged; although a lifelong Repub- j 5:40 p.m At 115 Genesee St., lican, he never failed to indorse; bus owned by Rochester Transit any worthy plan sponsored by any \ Corp.; brake friction; $10 esti- other political group. He always | mated damage, felt comfortable in the company The larger building, 61 by 151 Series of 'Package Tours' feet, with five floors and a base- American Airlines this week ment, will be devoted to stock. begins a series of summer and fall The new set-up will consilidate vaca ti on tours to Mexico, New the outlying buildings into ons England, Nova Scotia, Bermuda Decisions, Papers, Proceedings Civil Branch — Judges presiding: Rogers, Part I; Culhane, Part II; Ogden, Part III. Trial mm Anna Gottleib v Rochester Transit Corp. David Gottlieb v Rochester Transit Corp. Benjamin W Passaro v Alliance Assur Co Limited of London. Alfred Henry Erklenz et ano v Morris Braverman. Alnert Kaufman et al v Char- lotte Service Corp. Merlyn Sweet v Alexander M Chiosa. Sackett Nicholson Corp v Hause Motor Sales Inc. John H Broer v Raymond M Mandel. Robert J Pelusio v Gordon H White. Nicholas L Capellupo v Anthony B Flen. Bert I Cohen v Carmello T Along!. Edward R Fuss v Deac Lowery. Arthur G Bonsignore et ano v Sam Amone. Joseph Haber v Ernest L Hughes. Mary Perrara v Germalne Greene et ano. Anthony Pascuzzi v Hugh Brown. Rebecca Robenstein v Samuel Kanthor. Marine Schaap v William Strassner. Charles Gallagher v James E Cobb. Melton — HaroM Bayles v Anthony Agos- tinelti. Seymour Morris v Gordon C Herbert. Celia Hamburg et ano Prank D" Amanda Filed June 23 Supreme Court Minnie Root v Frank Weaver- Stipulation of discontinuance — Eric P Smith for deft. Jean Cloffey v Leonard Flynn —Stipulation of discontinuance — Robert E Keefe for plff. County Court Household Finance Corp v An- thony Parisi—Order of execution of garnishee for $314.35—Baglin & H for plff. Genesee Valley Trust Co v Harry Corbett—Order of execu- tion for garnishee for $270.29 — Eunis & B for plff. Tobin Packing Co v Raymond Bocci—Order of execution of garnishee for $444.93 — Jacob Gitelman for plff. Woodworth Dairy Inc v Robert J Austin—Order of execution for garnishee for $21.87 — Marvin L Palk for plff. Surrogate's Court Petition for Proof of Will KOHLMAN, GEORGE—Died May 17—Real prop none; personal prop $5000—William J Richter for pet. WALLING, WILLIAM—Died May l—Real prop $7500; personal prop $200 — E J Schnapp for pet. Administrations COOPER, JAMES—Died May 14 —Real prop $10,000; personal prop $1000 — Letters testamen- tary to E V Cooper—Easton & S for pet. LAY, CHESTER—Died June ft— Real prop none; personal prop $10,000—Letters testamentary to Mary L Davis—Neil H Duffy for pot. McGRAW, JAMES—Died April 19 —Real prop none; personal prop of the common man; he could talk with crowds and keep his virtue; he could walk with kings and not j lose the common touch. His sense of humor together with a fund of general knowledge made him the center of interest in any group he j happened to join. Many years ago Judge Suther- land spoke at the Memorial Meet- ing of the Rochester Bar Associa- tion upon the life and character of Hon. Peter B. McLennan, a Pre- siding Justice of the Appellate Division, Fourth Deportment and as he rose to speak he said: "Law- yers of Monroe County, a great oak has fallen." How appropriate- ly that same expression might be used in this Memorial. These Memorials constitute our legal Pantheon, where are em- blazoned the impressive annals of the brethren who have gone be- fore. In this Temple of Remem- brance there are golden nails to hang trophies on. Our records are rich in loving testimony of sur- viving friends concerning the achievements of those lawyers no publican ticket. He declined to more on earth, but who live in become a candidate, and stated!the hearts they left behind, that he had no "political ambitions ! Arthur E. Sutherland has an- ov expectations." He was a mem-jswered the call of the calendar ber of the Masonic Order and the j for the last time and has joined Genesee Valley Club and was for-j that "innumerable caravan that merly a director of the Union ; moves to the pale realm of shade. Trust Company. Judge Sutherland became inter P. S. C. Hearings project. It is expected to reduce handling and trucking costs and provide better loading facilities. TODAY AT ROCHESTER By Commissioner Bedenkapp 14299 —Complaint of the City of Rochester against service pro- vided by Rochester Transit Corp. o Discharge Contract of Conditional Sales and Hawaii. In co-operation with travel agents all over the United States, the airline is offer- ing "package tours" to be sold through its reservations offices. R. E. S. Deichler, vice-presi- dent of sales, announced that the conjunction with transportation Edward Schwartz, an attorney o n t h e American family fare plan. who practiced in Buffalo more ^ The f aim i y p i an brings air fares than 25 years, died suddenly well un der first class rail trans- ~"! Edw. Schwartz Dies; Was Buffalo Lawyer portation. Together with the Monday while in Toronto. He was 52. packaged tours in the most attrac- A graduate of the University of tive vaca tion areas it offers vaca- Buffalo Law School, he was a; tion-tomnd families a double- member of the Erie County Re- barrelled saving" publican Club, tfao^ Bar A«ocia- i A se jecrion of tours, all handled 5f* 0 ^,^ ie ?°^2L\ and t h e L a W " i °y established tour operators, is /-,i...- ,.# T>..<*_I- available at each of the vacation Genesee Valley Trust Co to Thomas J Doell dated July 3,1948; \ yers CuiD 0 f Buffalo Arthur Gage dated Nov 24, 1047;! Funeral services were conduct- nofnts John Siekierski dated Feb 11, ! e d yesterday morning by Rabbi, 1948; Herbert F Walker dated; Gedaliah Kaprow in the Mesne- April 5, 1948; Casare Miceli dated i koff Funeral Home, Buffalo. Burial May 22, 1948; New Crown B e v - was in B 'nai Israel Cemetery, Pine Hill- erages dated June 12, 1947 Universal C I T Credit Corp to Gordon W Allen dated Aug 20, 1948. E W Edwards & Son-^Garrett Van Dortrecht dated June 24, 1P48; David W Cruickshank dated May 18, 1948. Keop OB boddng yoar fo- tnro with your purchases of extra U. S. SAVINGS BONDS. Food Prices Steady Advances in individual food items balanced out the declines this week, and the Dun & Brad- street wholesale food price index for June 21 continued unchanged at its previous level—$5.68. This represented a drop of 20.7 per cent from $7.16 recorded on the like date a year ago. ested in the Rochester School for If we were to call out his name, "Arthur E. Sutherland," there would be no reply. The Court Crier would reply, "He does not answer." The Rochester Bar has lost one $500—Letters of administration 0 f its most faithful and distin- to Marion McGraw—Newton, M iguished members. He was an able & W for pet. and conscientious judge; a splen- FRICKER, WILLIAM H — Died did lawyer, a faithful husband and a loving father. Among the members of the Bar with whom he came in contact he was a friend and brother, and to June 20 — Real prop $17,000; personal prop $10,000 —Letters testamentary to Mabel E Fricker —Coyle & M for pet. RNAPP, ANNA—Died April 28— them his death is a personal be All notices required or provided to be advertised under any law or order of court, when advertised in the Real prop none; personal prop $5000 — Letters of administra- tion to Raymond J Knapp—Rob- ert Nell is for pet. KIMBALL, MARY—Died June 21 —Real prop none; personal prop $4000—Letters of administration to McGrew Kimball—M Kimball for pet. COOLEY, LEO—Died April 13 — Real prop $2000; personal prop $2000 — Letters testamentary to Kenneth L Cooley — Harris, B, K. W & D for pet. MESH, N J—Died June 12—Real prop $5000; personal prop $10,- 000 — Letters testamentary to Richard G Mesh—J E Goddard for pet. Bankruptcy Fflinjrs Western District 37045—Vol—Matter of Gerhard W Eicholz, builder, 1501 Titus ave, Rochester. Liabilities $13,- 448,25, secured claims $270.34, Petition dated June 18, filed the I & g^g Co ma( j e the low bid of reavement of a deep and lasting kind. In sadness we realize that we shall no longer look upon his pleasant and kindly face, but we shall remember him as a genial friend and brother, who was true, loyal and generous, possessing all of those admirable qualities which draw men together in a bond which death cannot sever. THOMAS P. MeCARRICK, Chairman. A. J. RODENBECK, STEPHEN J. WARREN. o • $762 Bid To Build City Market Platform Anthony Link's Sons' bid of $7«2 on the contract to construct a loading platform at the Public Market was the lowest bid among Ave opened by Purchasing Agent Fred W. Ereth yesterday. Other bids were; Fred B. Yae- ger, $1,450; Saucke Brothers, $1,- 443; Neil G. Brown, $864- and J. Lloyd Lill, $1,086. To supply two pumping engines to the Fire Bureau, Peter Pirsch 22nd. Relln & Relin, attys for bankrupt, Rochester. 37046— Vol —Matter of Charles H Blackman, lumberman, Town of Scio. Liabilities $3-6,084.67, as- sets $18,335.43, secured claims $15,820. Petition dated June 20, fded the 22nd. Robert L Fleischer, atty for bankrupt, Wellsville, $35,746. Other bids were: Amer- ica-LsiFrance, $56,500; Ward-La- France, $35,095; and Mack-Inter- national, $38,454 —_ o- •— A ttn, <tv«, or * dn*-<l©n*r bill !• nbout the moat »Upp«rjr thin* in th* world. Roll thOM Mil* Into tr. g. Bavlnw Bond! through th* Pay- roll Savings Plan. DAILY RECORD are published in a medium which is VALID AND SUFFICIENT The Daily Record solicits such notices with the understanding that the utmost care will be taken to see that these notices are published according to the requirements of the law. 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ROCHESTER DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949
SUPREME COURT CALENDARS
TRIAL TERM
• o n Xobart • Xooaaa, Ju*tlc« »r«-•ldlnr, Part X.
4009 4010—OB Trt»l, Part Z. Thar* wil l ba BO CaUadar Call
thta morning-.
EQUITY TERM
MOB • Sonfflaaa Van Snaar, Juatlca PrealdlBf.
4039—OB Trial.
Day Calendar— 4339—Pack et al • Alnert at al —
Will iam If Clay for plffa—J B Ooddard tat dafta.
3801—Barak T Hyk — Thomas H Croaa for plff — Abraham Price for daft.
4326—Cola v Cola—Scully It O'Brien for plff — J Webb !• Sheehy for deft /
4336—Schnwerk • Schuwark—Baker k Carver for plff — Scully fc O'Brien for daft.
4338—Secre v Coaataatlno—Theodore K Solomoa for plff — Proven-zaao A Preanttl for deft.
4340—Capo et al • KUllp at al — Caatla, Pitch, Swaa * Jaffer. BOB for plffa—William !• Tre-bart for ftafta.
4349—Sawajkoa r City of Bocheater —Branch, Boaenberg* * Branch for plff—WlUlam • Bmeraoa for daft.
4344—Kyle • Kyle—J B Ooddard for plff—William X. Clay for daft.
4345—Baker v Bakar—B J Corbett for plff—Keaaaa * Kaaaaa for daft.
4350—Dunn v Plnocchiaro — Caatla, Pitch, Swaa * Jaffaraoa tm plff — Charlaa J Btoado for daft.
4351 Dunn T rinocchiaro — Castle, Pitch, Swaa * Jaffaraoa for plff — Charles J Koado for deft.
4353 T J Boraow l a c v Piaocchlaro et al—Caatla, Pitch, Swaa fc Jefferson for plff—Charles J Mondo for defts.
4353—Xiohmaeller • x,ohmaeller — B a y P Powler for plff—Praa-cia C Wlckea for deft.
4046—Sanger v Sanger — James V Joaea for plff — Gilbert A Nasbaam for deft.
3338—Marasco v Attardo — Warrea, Case, Waiag-artaar ft Torks for plff—C Moado for deft.
4346 Camp'bell v Campbell —C H B'Amanda for plff — Colson & Batcher for daft.
4348 Camlllacl T Camillacl—Prank » Pappalardo for p i * — «H1-•bart A B a s b a a m for daft.
COURT ACTIONS
Charles Riebell v Albert J Verhey. Summary proceedings—
John Kretovic, 79 Kelly st, fa-vor Gabriel Rappaport, $150.
William H Pounds, 74 Frost ave, f.ivor Earl E Dean, $102.PB.
Doris Menzie, 834 Main st W, fi.vor Burke Properties Inc, $300.
Harry Brozost, 587 Conkey ave, ftvor Lillian Levitt.
May E Freckleton, 472 Alexan-der st, favor Robert J Earley.
Gabriel (first name not report-ed), favor Irene DeMarco, $160.
Mathew M Matula, 433 Flint st, favor Louis Fico, $120.
Lawrence W Bovee et al, 330 Webster ave, favor Angelo Cili, $208.
William Lawrence, 41 Savannah ft, favor Nunzio C Cirri, $53.91.
Bar Assn. News Continued from Page 1
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.JUDGMENTS, ETC.
SHOW CUIDE!L?eatTra^Parn.fv ^ Skyscraper Managers Course
Judgments in Supreme and County Courts
William Moag, 139 Spruce ave, favor the Rochester St Mary's Hospital of Sisters of Charity, $70.95.
Earl F Cole, 84% Keebl st, fa-vor Reliable Stores Corp, $41.94.
George Zahn, 3020 Brighton-Henrietta Town Line rd, Brighton, favor George McCracken, $127.73.
Helen E Zahn, 3020 Brighton-Henrietta Town Line rd, Brigh-ton, favor George McCracken, $127.73.
Leland Cooley, 3219 Spencer-port-Brockport rd, Spencerport, favor George Strickland, d/b/a Standard Auto Tire Works, $229.88.
Laylon K Day, Leicester, favor Central Chevrolet Corp, $99.37.
Dr Harlan S Guile, Le Roy, fa-vor Glenn O Fradenburch, $108.94.
Jennie Licata, 1382 Bmerson st, favor Robert H Bortle, $97.50.
Louis Chinelli, Pittsford, favor Franklin Supply Co, $42.35.
Today's Calendars
Surrogate's Court
Surrogate Witmer presiding 10:00 o'clock
1. Lottie Mary Marshall—Proof of will.
2. Philip H Leckinger — Proof of will.
3. William Eichorst — Petition for payment of legacy.
4. Agnes Hoenig — Judicial set-tlement.
10:30 o'clock 5. Ada E Renner, — Proof of
will. 6. Edwin S Bishopp — Show
cause. 7. May E Duryea — Judicial
settlement. 8. Mark V Brush—Real estate.
Judgments in City Court
Henry D MacMillen, 538 Wash-ington, favor General Ice Cream Corp, $31.83.
Ethel McKinnon, 587 Dewey ave, favor Sol Rosen, $152.77.
Marcus Goodman, 10 Stillson st, fnvor Staud Shoe Corp, $231.73.
Richard Kummer, 794 Melville st, favor General Ice Cream Corp.
Filed June 20 Irma L Winter, 920 Britton rd,
favor Lincoln Rochester Trust Co, $498^78. -
Satisfaction of Judgments
George Washington Waite favor Frederick H Beach, $105.80.
Roy J Riedesel et al favor Roch-ester H Rogers, $297,233.21.
Anna Spinelli favor Robert B Snyder et ano, $86.15.
Bert Cardone, d/b/a Medina Trading Post, favor Morris Rosen-bloom & Co Inc, $1013.85.
Victor Vennerstrom favor R Edward Delbridge, $39.98.
City Court
September 20, 1862; he was the son of a Methdoist Minister, Andrew Sutherland and Mary (McLeon) Sutherland. B e i n g without funds he worked his way through the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary at Lima, New York, then entered Wesleyan University from which college he was graduated in 1885; he received his Master's Degree in 1888 and his Doctor of Law Degree in 1906; while in col-lege he played on the university football team and was a member of the varsity crew. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
After his graduation from Wes-leyan University in 1885 he came to Rochester and began the study of law in the office of his brother, William A. Sutherland. He was admitted to the New York State Bar in 1887; he was appointed Special County Judge of Monroe County in 1893 and in 1894 was elected Monroe County Judge and served in that position until 1906.
In 1906 he was elected a justice of the New York Supreme Court and served in the Seventh Judicial District until 1916 at which time he resigned and entered into the practice of law, forming a part-nership with the late Eugene J. Dwyer.
John J. Reilly and Andrew R. Sutherland were also associated with the firm and were later ad-mitted to partnership on February I, 1921.
On April 1, 1926 Carroll M. Roberts, Charles McLouth Jr. and Samuel B. Dicker became mem-bers of the firm and on January 1, 1929 Arthur E. Sutherland Jr. was admitted to the partnership.
The firm continued under the name of Sutherland & Dwyer v/ith Judge Sutherland as the senior partner until February 1, 1933 when it was dissolved by mu-tual consent, and Judge Suther-land formed a partnership with his sons, Andrew R. Sutherland and Arthur E. Sutherland Jr. un-der the firm name of Sutherland & Sutherland, which partnership continued for a period of about three years and until Judge Sutherland was appointed an Offi-cial Referee in the Supreme Court iv which capacity he served until the year 1944, at which time he resigned because of failing health.
He was Chairman of the Sev-enth Judicial District Character Committee on the admission of candidates to the Bar, for fifteen years, and resigned in 1932. He was elected president of the New York State Bar Association in 1927, and his services in that posi-tion were so conspicuous and pro-gressive that he was re-elected in 1928 for a second term. He was also a member of the American Ear Association and the Rochester Bar Association.
During the first World War he served as Chairman of the Mon-roe County Charter Revision Com-mission; his name was promi-nently mentioned in 1930 as a possible candidate for Governor of «he State of New York on the Re-
the Deaf in 1878 when his brother, iWard Sutherland, was a teacher there. As a young law student he frequently visited his brother's R K O P a , a c e ~ " L u s t * * G o l d " _ _ . . w . classes and studied the manual, with Glenn Ford and Ida Lupino, Three Rochester bankers are a -alnhabet so that h* was ahl* to Jjlu» "Blondie's Big Deal" with tending the eighth annual t n -X c o n v e « a « « h the"pupiU " ^ « « « « " - . A r t h u r Lake.! • * « • « • « • — - - * • * - * without the aid of an interpreter
Public Works of the City of New James W. Gray, vice-president York, to encourage and support
Vivic ! infors I o f t h e Rochester Savings Bank specialized training in office build-Reient - "Cover Up" with Wil- \ « ? ? ^ P ^ i d e n t of the New York ing management.
The skyscraper management in-Paramouni i is • Youn-'er j l i f e insurance, which opened to- dustry was urged yesterday by
On June 30, 1888 after Ins admis- I Brothers" with Wayne Morns and j d a , M g Hotel Belmont in West Albert H. Morgan, Department of married ! j a n i s P a i « e - P l u s "Night Unto | «a_rwich, Mass.
Night" with Ronald Reagan and sion to the Bar he Eieanor Reed of Nunda, New York, who had taught four years in the Senior Department of the school. He became the counsel and legal adviser to the school and in 1900 was elected a member of the Board of Directors in which jAurnont. position he served until June 30,1 (i
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1945. His was the longest record "Pardon
liam Bendix and Dennis O'Keefe, plus "Siren of Maria Montez and Jean
— "It Ain't Hay" and My Sarong," both with
orcont7nuai7ervice"inThe annals [•»* A b b o t t a n d L c u C o s t e l l c of the Rochester School for the " * " • " - "T h 4" l t e d s h o e s W l t h
Deaf. Surviving beside his wife are
two sons, Andrew R. Sutherland,
State Savings Bank Life Insur- Mr. Morgan, who is also in-AM t •• C7iVhl a n c e Council, will preside at the structor in building management
p . " : opening session this evening. at the Stevens Institute of Tech-H U t ' Also attending are the assistant nology, New York, and a pioneer
secretaries and managers of the in this training field, spoke be-life insurance department of Com- fore the National Association of munity Savings and Rochester Building Owners & Managers. Savings Banks, Richard I. Barker meeting this week for its 42nd Jr . and William F. Hamilton, re- annual convention at the Mount
Anton Walbrook and M o i r a j s p e c t ively. Mr. Barker is vice- Royal Hotel in Montreal. Shearer. president of the State Savings The wide knowledge which
Bank Life Insurance Managers building managers need to per-il promineni lawyer in me ^ n y « ] i u U ' 1 V ' Forum. form their duties successfully and Rochester; Arthur E. Sutherland i V i e C I i a i l l C a i E i l l g i n e e r S The three-day conference, which with credit to their employers a prominent lawyer in the City of
Jr., a member of the Law School i E l e c t I . G . M c O i e S I i e V i s d r a w i n S delegates from New ordinarily is acquired only Faculty of Cornell University, and , * , York, Connecticut, and Massachu- through years of experience, Mr. two daughters, Mrs. John E. Sim-' Irvin G- McChesney, assistant setts, will be based on a program Morgan pointed out. "If building mens of Red Bank, New Jersey, j superintendent of electric genera-' of speakers, panel discussions, managers can be taught the fun-and Mrs. Charles E. Harper of tion, Rochester Gas & Electric | and questions and answers from damentals in the various fields Rochester, New York; twelve ! Corp., has been elected chairman. the floor grandchildren and several great- i of Rochester Section, American! grandchildren. Society of Mechanical Engineers, j
His devotion to his profession , He succeeds Arlester B. Rogers. K o d a k L e a s e s T W O taught young men the value of \ O t h e r officers for the n e * L « ? - ! wj . i J . _,_ ; „ A „ « « singleness of purpose in life. T h e ' s o n a r e : Vice-chairman, Philip| B U l l C U n g S 111 A r e a , , n A r r ina nrpi-icirm with whirh h b u i l d m g design, se-lmpressed the young attorney | U a m p w i e r J r j outlying buildings is now under lection of elevators, heating and
Davidson, Philip H. Goeltz, J. Lawrence Hill Jr., Harold
with the dignity of the law and the respect due to judicial pro-ceedings. He was an able and conscientious judge, a splendid trial lawyer and an interesting and loyal companion. He attained
FIRE LOSSES
way. The Gioia buildings have ventilating, lighting and electrical 80,000 square feet. systems, rental policies, tenant
Eastman Kodak exhibits divi- services, brokerage, taxes and in-sion will occupy one building, s u r a n c e , cleaning methods, etc. In 60 by 90 feet, with three stories the future he expects to enlarge and a basement. Offices and the course to cover even more June 23
8 Pryor St., dwell-1 workshops will be on the first SUDjects -o-
to the highest place in his profes- l 3 . ^ _ m sion and occupied important posi- j i n g occupied by Elizabeth Mills,
! floor, setup room and display tions of trust and service in the o w n e d fey G o o d w i n Nusbaum, 405
[ booths on the second, storage on A m e r i c a , ! A i r l i n e s O f f e r community. i Westminster Pk.; boy playing the third.
He was a worshipper of justice \ w i t h matches; $2,000 estimated and a friend to the under-priv- j damage. ileged; although a lifelong Repub- j 5:40 p.m At 115 Genesee St., lican, he never failed to indorse; bus owned by Rochester Transit any worthy plan sponsored by any \ Corp.; brake friction; $10 esti-other political group. He always | mated damage, felt comfortable in the company
The larger building, 61 by 151 Series of 'Package Tours' feet, with five floors and a base- American Airlines this week ment, will be devoted to stock. begins a series of summer and fall
The new set-up will consilidate v a c a t i o n tours to Mexico, New the outlying buildings into ons England, Nova Scotia, Bermuda
Decisions, Papers, Proceedings
Civil Branch — Judges presiding: Rogers, Part I; Culhane, Part II; Ogden, Part III.
Trial mm Anna Gottleib v Rochester
Transit Corp. David Gottlieb v Rochester
Transit Corp. Benjamin W Passaro v Alliance
Assur Co Limited of London. Alfred Henry Erklenz et ano v
Morris Braverman. Alnert Kaufman et al v Char-
lotte Service Corp. Merlyn Sweet v Alexander M
Chiosa. Sackett Nicholson Corp v Hause
Motor Sales Inc. John H Broer v Raymond M
Mandel. Robert J Pelusio v Gordon H
White. Nicholas L Capellupo v Anthony
B Flen. Bert I Cohen v Carmello T
Along!. Edward R Fuss v Deac Lowery. Arthur G Bonsignore et ano v
Sam Amone. Joseph Haber v Ernest L Hughes. Mary Perrara v Germalne
Greene et ano. Anthony Pascuzzi v Hugh
Brown. Rebecca Robenstein v Samuel
Kanthor. Marine Schaap v William
Strassner. Charles Gallagher v James E
Cobb. Melton —
HaroM Bayles v Anthony Agos-tinelti.
Seymour Morris v Gordon C Herbert.
Celia Hamburg et ano Prank D" Amanda
Filed June 23 Supreme Court
Minnie Root v Frank W e a v e r -Stipulation of discontinuance — Eric P Smith for deft.
Jean Cloffey v Leonard Flynn —Stipulation of discontinuance — Robert E Keefe for plff.
County Court
Household Finance Corp v An-thony Parisi—Order of execution of garnishee for $314.35—Baglin & H for plff.
Genesee Valley Trust Co v Harry Corbett—Order of execu-tion for garnishee for $270.29 — Eunis & B for plff.
Tobin Packing Co v Raymond Bocci—Order of execution of garnishee for $444.93 — Jacob Gitelman for plff.
Woodworth Dairy Inc v Robert J Austin—Order of execution for garnishee for $21.87 — Marvin L Palk for plff.
S u r r o g a t e ' s C o u r t
Petition for Proof of Will KOHLMAN, GEORGE—Died May
17—Real prop none; personal prop $5000—William J Richter for pet.
WALLING, WILLIAM—Died May l—Real prop $7500; personal prop $200 — E J Schnapp for pet.
Administrations COOPER, JAMES—Died May 14
—Real prop $10,000; personal prop $1000 — Letters testamen-tary to E V Cooper—Easton & S for pet.
LAY, CHESTER—Died June ft— Real prop none; personal prop $10,000—Letters testamentary to Mary L Davis—Neil H Duffy for pot.
McGRAW, JAMES—Died April 19 —Real prop none; personal prop
of the common man; he could talk with crowds and keep his virtue; he could walk with kings and not j lose the common touch. His sense of humor together with a fund of general knowledge made him the center of interest in any group he j happened to join.
Many years ago Judge Suther-land spoke at the Memorial Meet-ing of the Rochester Bar Associa-tion upon the life and character of Hon. Peter B. McLennan, a Pre-siding Justice of the Appellate Division, Fourth Deportment and as he rose to speak he said: "Law-yers of Monroe County, a great oak has fallen." How appropriate-ly that same expression might be used in this Memorial.
These Memorials constitute our legal Pantheon, where are em-blazoned the impressive annals of the brethren who have gone be-fore. In this Temple of Remem-brance there are golden nails to hang trophies on. Our records are rich in loving testimony of sur-viving friends concerning the achievements of those lawyers no
publican ticket. He declined to more on earth, but who live in become a candidate, and stated!the hearts they left behind, that he had no "political ambitions ! Arthur E. Sutherland has an-ov expectations." He was a mem-jswered the call of the calendar ber of the Masonic Order and the j for the last time and has joined Genesee Valley Club and was for-j that "innumerable caravan that merly a director of the Union ; moves to the pale realm of shade.
Trust Company. Judge Sutherland became inter
P. S. C. Hearings
project. It is expected to reduce handling and trucking costs and provide better loading facilities.
TODAY AT ROCHESTER By Commissioner Bedenkapp 14299 —Complaint of the City
of Rochester against service pro-vided by Rochester Transit Corp.
o
Discharge Contract of Conditional Sales
and Hawaii. In co-operation with travel agents all over the United States, the airline is offer-ing "package tours" to be sold through its reservations offices.
R. E. S. Deichler, vice-presi-dent of sales, announced that the
conjunction with transportation Edward Schwartz, an attorney o n t h e American family fare plan.
who practiced in Buffalo more ^ T h e f a i m i y p i a n brings air fares than 25 years, died suddenly w e l l u n d e r first class rail t rans-
~"! Edw. Schwartz Dies; Was Buffalo Lawyer
portation. Together with the Monday while in Toronto. He w a s 52. packaged tours in the most attrac-
A graduate of the University of t i v e v a c a t i on areas it offers vaca-Buffalo Law School, he was a; tion-tomnd families a double-member of the Erie County Re- barrelled saving" publican Club, tfao^ Bar A«ocia- i A sejecrion of tours, all handled 5f* 0 ^ , ^ i e ?°^2L\ a n d t h e L a W " i °y established tour operators, is /-,i...- ,.# T>..
