Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 86 |
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... wife , and of the wife of the janitor of the build- ing in which he had an apartment , and by his own admissions to Anthony Comstock . Although the appellant's failure to testify did not permit any inference of guilt , yet the testimony ...
... wife , and of the wife of the janitor of the build- ing in which he had an apartment , and by his own admissions to Anthony Comstock . Although the appellant's failure to testify did not permit any inference of guilt , yet the testimony ...
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... wife on a visit to his house the day before its execution ; that she then said that her husband had sent her down to close up the business ; that he was losing money- would lose $ 20,000 — and had lost confidence in appellant ; that he ...
... wife on a visit to his house the day before its execution ; that she then said that her husband had sent her down to close up the business ; that he was losing money- would lose $ 20,000 — and had lost confidence in appellant ; that he ...
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... wife admits the visit to appellant's house at the time specified , but denies the conversation attributed to her , and claims she had nothing to do with the giving of the bill of sale ; but her evidence is conflicting , and she admits ...
... wife admits the visit to appellant's house at the time specified , but denies the conversation attributed to her , and claims she had nothing to do with the giving of the bill of sale ; but her evidence is conflicting , and she admits ...
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... wife , and Henry Koons , as and for compensation for the lands and premises aforesaid which are actually taken in this action or proceeding , the sum of ten thousand five hundred dollars ( $ 10,500.00 ) , and as com- pensation for the ...
... wife , and Henry Koons , as and for compensation for the lands and premises aforesaid which are actually taken in this action or proceeding , the sum of ten thousand five hundred dollars ( $ 10,500.00 ) , and as com- pensation for the ...
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... wife , Elizabeth T. Brown , was a law- yer engaged in the practice of his profession in the city of Buffalo , N. Y. On the 11th day of January , 1897 , the Citizens ' Bank of Le Roy , N. Y. , of which the defendant was president ...
... wife , Elizabeth T. Brown , was a law- yer engaged in the practice of his profession in the city of Buffalo , N. Y. On the 11th day of January , 1897 , the Citizens ' Bank of Le Roy , N. Y. , of which the defendant was president ...
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