and 121 New York State Reporter RENT.

The sending of a letter to an incarcerated

criminal held to constitute an attempt to commit See "Landlord and Tenant,” 8 5.

the offense described in Pen. Code, $ 87, though Bill of particulars in action for, see "Plead

it was merely preliminary to the commission of ing," $ 5.

such offense. -People v. Buckley (Sup.) 191. REPAIRS.

RESIDENCE. or premises demised, see "Landlord and Ten- Affecting liability for support of pauper, see ant," $ 4.

"Paupers," 1. REPEAL.

RES JUDICATA.
Of statute, see "Statutes," § 1.

See “Judgment,” 88 4, 5.
REPLEVIN.

RESTAURANTS. § 1. Pleading and evidence.

See “Innkeepers.” In an action to recover possession of goods, damages for the depreciation in the value of the goods are not recoverable, unless pleaded.-Jer

RESTRAINT OF TRADE. myn v. Hunter (Sup.) 546.

Trusts and other combinations, see “Monop§ 2. Liabilities on bonds and undertak olies," $ 1.

ings. That plaintiff in replevin always was the

RETURN. owner and entitled to possession of the property replevied held. in an action on the replevin bond

To habeas corpus, for breach of condition to return if the replevin action be dismissed, a partial defense only, under Code Civ. Proc. g 508.-Freeman v. United

REVENUE. States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Sup.) 493. I

See “Taxation." That defendant in replevin denied he had possession of the chattels or had refused to deliver them, and that he did not, by answer, or notice

REVERSIONS. under Code Civ. Proc. & 1725, demand return

| Of lessor, see “Landlord and Tenant," $ 2. thereof, held a defense to action on the replevin bond; the replevin action having been dismissed. Freeman v. United States Fidelity &

REVIEW.
Guaranty Co. (Sup.) 493.

See "Appeal"; "Criminal Law," $ 6.
REQUESTS.

REVISION.
For instructions in criminal prosecutions, see
"Criminal Law," $ 4.

Of statutes, see “Statutes," § 1.
For instructions to "jury in civil actions, s
"Trial," $ 6.

REVOCATION.
RESCISSION.

Of liquor license, see "Intoxicating Liquors,"

& 2. Of contract for purchase of city bonds, see "Mu- oř probate of will, see “Wills," $ 3.

nicipal Corporations,” $ 8.
Of contract for sale of land, see “Vendor and
Purchaser," 8 2.

RIGHT OF WAY.
Of contract in general, see “Contracts," $ 4.
Of sale of corporate stock, see "Corporations," See "Easements."
§ 1.
RESCUE.

RISKS. The sending of a letter to a person incarcer- | Assumed by employé, see “Master and Servated for a felony held merely to constitute an at-l ant," $ 6. tempt to commit the offense described by Pen. Within insurance policy, see "Insurance," $ & Code, g 87.-People v. Buckley (Sup.) 191. The sending of a letter to a prisoner held to

ROADS. constitute a sufficient overt act to justify a conviction for an attempt to commit the crime de- / See “Highways." scribed by Pen. Code, & 87.-People v. Buckley Streets in cities, see "Municipal Corporations," (Sup.) 191,

SALARIES.

SALES.

ROYALTIES.

dence in each case.- New York Hydraulic Press

Brick Co. v. Cunn (Sup.) 168.
For use or sale of patents, see "Patents," $ 1. Whether there was a breach of warranty in a

sale by sample is, under conflicting evidence, a
RULES OF COURT.

question for the jury.-New York Hydraulic

Press Brick Co. v. Cunn (Sup.) 168.
Orders, see “Motions."

§ 5. Remedies of bayer.

In an action for breach of contract to manu-
facture and deliver wrenches of a certain kind

and quality, evidence held sufficient to justify a
Of municipal officer or employé, see "Municipal

verdict finding the breach.-Ideal Wrench Co. v.
Corporations," § 1.

Garvin Mach, Co. (Sup.) 41.

On failure to manufacture and deliver articles
according to contract, the vendee may recover
back a sum advanced by him, to be applied on

the articles which were to be last delivered.-
Fixtures as between seller and buyer, see "Fix-

| Ideal Wrench Co. v. Garvin Mach. Co. (Sup.) 41.
tures."
Of corporate bonds, see "Corporations,” $ 3. Vendee may recover difference between market
Of corporate stock, see “Corporations," Š 1. value of articles not manufactured according to
Of decedent's estate, see "Executors and Ad- agreement, and contract price, or, if they have
ministrators," 8 4.

no market value, then the difference between
Of intoxicating liquors, see "Intoxicating Liq-| their value to him and the contract price.- Ideal
uors."

Wrench Co. v. Garvin Mach. Co. (Sup.) 41.
Of land for nonpayment of municipal taxes, For breach of contract to manufacture ac-
see "Municipal Corporations,” 8 8.

cording to model, vendee cannot recover dam-
of property of decedent under order of court,

ages for inferior quality of articles accepted by
see "Executors and Administrators," $ 7.

him, but may recover for articles returned as
Of realty, see “Vendor and Purchaser."

inferior.-Ideal Wrench Co. v. Garvin Mach. Co.
On foreclosure of mortgage, see “Mortgages,"

(Sup.) 41.
8 4.

Where tools were not made in compliance
8 1. Construction of contract.

with agreement, and were not accepted, plaintiff
Contract to make and deliver wrenches ac- was entitled to recover amount paid therefor.-
cording to model held a contract to manufacture | Ideal Wrench Co. v. Garvin Mach. Co. (Sup.) 41.
and deliver, and not one of sale.-Ideal Wrench
Co. v. Garvin Mach. Co. (Sup.) 41.

Evidence held to present a question for the

jury as to whether tools manufactured by de-
Question whether seller in contract of sale | fendant were made in compliance with the con-
had performed his contract held a question of tract.-Ideal Wrench Co. v. Garvin Mach. Co.
law for the court.--Manda v. Etienne (Sup.) 588. (Sup.) 41.

Seller of goods in contract of sale held not to Rule for measure of damage in case of sale of
have committed any breach of a contract. | brick by sample stated, where defective bricks
Manda v. Etienne (Sup.) 588.

were delivered and used.-New York Hydraulic
& 2. Performance of contrast.

Press Brick Co. v. Cunn (Sup.) 168.
In an action by a purchaser of goods against Evidence held not to sustain verdict for plain-
seller for breach of contract, held, that the de- | tiff for breach of contract to deliver lumber.-
fendant was entitled to recover on the theory New York House Wrecking Co. v. Jarvis (Sup.)
of an acceptance of the goods under the con- | 464.
tract.—Manda v. Etienne (Sup.) 588
Any breach of a contract of sale on the part

SAMPLE.
of the seller ned to have been waived.-Man-
da v. Etienne (Sup.) 588.

Sales by sample, see “Sales,” $3, 5.
Tender of goods ordered held insufficient under
the terms of sale.- International Money Box Co.

SATISFACTION.
v. Southern Trust & Deposit Co. (Sup.) 881.
§ 3. Warranties.

See "Accord and Satisfaction"; "Payment”;
Buyer, purchasing goods by sample, held en “Release."
titled to recover price paid on goods failing to
correspond thereto.-Bernstein v. E. P. Loomis
& Co. (Sup.) 134.

SAVINGS BANKS.
There can be no recovery for breach of war. See "Banks and Banking," $ 3.
ranty, where buyer, knowing inferior quality,
nevertheless accepts the goods at a less price.-
Hogue v. Simonson (Sup.) 1065.

SCAFFOLDS.
4. Remedies of seller.
Whether a sale is a sale by sample is a ques- Injuries to employés from defects in, see "Mas-
tion of fact, for the jury to find from the evi-l ter and Servant," 8 9.

and 121 New York State Reporter SEALS.

SOCIETIES.

See “Clubs.”
Limitation of actions on sealed instruments,
see "Limitation of Actions," $ 1.

SPECIFIC LEGACIES.
SEDUCTION.

See “Wills,” $ 5.
Abatement of cause of action on death of party,
see “Abatement and Revival," $ 1.

SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE.

48 1. Good faith and diligence. SERVICES.

Contract for sale of realty held to have time

for its essence, so that specific performance See “Master and Servant,” 8 2; “Work and could not be enforced after time limited had Labor."

expired.-Blanchard v. Archer (Sup.) 665. SERVITUDES.

SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS. See “Easements."

See "Intoxicating Liquors."
SET-OFF AND COUNTERCLAIM.

SPLITTING CAUSES.
Bill of particulars, see “Pleading," § 5. See “Judgment," $ 4.
§ 1. Subject-matter.
In actions for conversion of moneys collected

STARE DECISIS.
by agent, commissions earned and due to the
agent held a proper subject of counterclaim.-- See "Courts," 8 2.
Benton v. Moore (Co. Ct.) 717.,

STATE.
SETTLEMENT.

Courts, see “Courts."
See “Accord and Satisfaction"; "Payment";
"Release."

STATEMENT.
By executor or administrator, see "Executors
and Administrators," $ 9.

Of plaintiff's claim, see "Pleading," § 1.
SEWERS.

STATUTES.
Condemnation of railroad property by city for Laws impairing obligation of contracts, see

purpose of laying sewer under tracks, see “Constitutional Law," $ 1. "Eminent Domain," $ 1.

Provisions relating to particular subjects.

See “Coroners"; "Descent and Distribution": SHERIFFS AND CONSTABLES. "Discovery," $ 1; "Execution," 1; "High

ways," $ 1; "Insurance," $ 1; "Intoxicat§ 1. Compensation.

ing Liquors"; "Limitation of Actions"; "Me Under Laws 1890, p. 936, c. 523, as amended chanics' Liens"; "Municipal Corporations," by Laws 1892, p. 868, c. 416, § 17, subd. 2, pro $$ 2, 4, 6, 8; "Newspapers"; "Paupers," $ 1; viding for sheriff's poundage, and Code Cir. "Pawnbrokers”; “Taxation," $$ 1, 2, 4. Proc. $ 709, and section 3313, subd. 12, sheriff

Covenants against erection of tenement houses, held entitled to recover poundage from plaintiff

see "Covenants," $ 1. in attachment, who procured vacation and an

Defect of parties, see “Parties," $ 3. nulment of same.-O'Brien v. National Conduit & Cable Co. (Sup.) 131.

Designation of parties, see "Parties," $ 2.

Foreign corporations, see “Corporations," $ 7. 8 2. Powers, duties, and liabilities. Statute of frauds, see "Frauds, Statute of."

A certain execution held no protection to the Town bonds, see "Towns," $ 1. officer. Consolidation Act, Laws 1882, pp. 339,

% $ . Repeal, suspension, expiration, and 356, c. 410, 88 1297, 1399.-Goldberg v. Mark

revival. owitz (Sup.) 1045.

Laws, special or local in their application, are

not deemed repealed by general legislation, er. SHIPPING.

cept upon the clearest manifestation of an intent

by the Legislature to effect such repeal.- People See “Wharves."

v. Weils (Sup.) 1107.

A revision of a statute by re-enactment of a SLANDER.

previous statute operates as a continuance of

the former, instead of as a repeal and new enSee "Libel and Slander."

actment.-People v. Wells (Sup.) 1107.

STATUTES CONSTRUED.

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232

128

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276

719

255

8 3240

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563

369

Š 527 :.

862 ..::::vork. Laws

Greater New Yori';:.. 886

NEW YORK
8 2435

519 | Greater New York. Laws
Š 2481

833 1897, p. 541, ch. 378, 8
CONSTITUTION 1816. $ 2568

1513 .....

::........1122
1846, art. 10, § 1. Amend-
8 2582

Greater New York. Laws
ed by Const. 1894, art.
$8 2660-266

1897, p. 547, ch. 378, 88
10, § 1................1122
$ 2670

1570, 1571 ...........1122
§ 2118

938 Greater New York. Laws
CONSTITUTION 1894.
$ 2719 ...

1897, p. 555, ch. 378, $
2721

826 1608
Art. 1. $ 6 .............

Š 2743

246 | Greater New York. Laws
Art. 6, § 4...
. 114 8 2813

833 1901, p. 109, ch. 466, $
Art. 8. $$ 10, 11, 14 ...
$$ 3084, 3085

..... 144
Art 10, 8 1......

$$ 3232, 3233..

402 Greater New York. Laws
.......

1014 1901, p. 129, ch. 466, §
CODE OF CIVIL PROCE-

801

302 .....
.......

.........1017
DURE.
§ 3264 ..

521 Greater New York. Laws
88 3265, 3266.

522 1901, p. 346, ch. 466, §
Ch. 19, tit. 10....
$ 3343, subd. 12.... 131

817 ...

....1094
$ 194
793

Greater New York. Laws
$$ 280, 284 ...

CODE OF CRIMINAL

1901, p. 355, ch. 466, §
$ 291 ..........

825. Amended by Laws
§ 365 ..

PROCEDURE.

1902, p. 1777, ch. 609...1094
.101188 323, 331

897 | Greater New York. Laws
$$ 370, 372, 375.

563
$ 399 ............

359 1901, p. 372, ch. 466, 8
$ 380

951
$ 382 ..........

842, 931
§ 383
951

1901, p. 426, ch. 466, §

PENAL CODE.
§ 401 ..

1011
$ 410
873 8 29 ......

773 Greater New York. Laws

191
4 14

1901, p. 637, ch. 466, $
$ 415
503 $ 171 ..

897

...856, 857
& 418
181 | 8 295

Greater New York. Laws
$$ 488, 498, 499.... 878 88 323, 327.

1901, p. 612, ch. 466, 8
8 501, subd. 1....
717 1 $ 34a

..1022

1554 ..
494 1 $ 351

Greater New York. Laws
$ 522
768 88 468a, 468b....

968

1901, p. 655, ch. 466, §
599
467 i 8 550 ..

358 165

1615 ..................
636
709
REVISED STATUTES.

LAWS.
779
....402, 519, 891

1848, p. 47, ch. 319..276, 277
3161
First Edition.

1860, p. 592, ch. 345....845
832

1867, p. 2273, ch. 908, 8 17
820

480
Volume 1.

1868, p. 1869, ch. 818, tit.
37, 38 | Page 388, ch. 13, pt. 1, tit. 5, $8 1-14..........
$ 829

1, $ 4. Amended by 1868, pp. 1879-1882. ch.
$ 834.

Laws 1883, p. 571, ch. 818, tit. 5, 88 23, 24.... 799
$ 977

.37, 38

397 ..................1107 1873, p. 507, ch. 335, 8 88 101
$ 999
168

1875, p. 188, ch. 213, 88 3,
8 1015
817

534
CITY CHARTER.
$ 1200 ...

402
$ 1214

Brooklyn. Laws 1888, p. Amended by Laws 1880,
$ 1268 .

...499, 1112 1042, ch. 583, tit. 15, $ 2 856 p. 456, ch. 318; Laws
$ 1294

23 Greater New York. Laws 1881, p. 447, ch. 326.... 803
$ 1310

1078 1897, p. 30, ch. 378, 8 1880, p. 456, ch. 318..... 803
Š 1.325

712
96 ......

..........1122 1881, p. 447, ch. 326..... 803
$ 1632 .....

747 Greater New York. Laws 1882, pp. 339, 356, ch. 410,
$ 1674 ...

742 1897, p. 35, ch. 378, 8 $8 1297, 1399..........1045
$ 1725 .

493 118 ..................1122 1882, p. 429, ch. 410, 8
$ 1762

137 Greater New York. Laws
88 1769,

519 1897, p. 160, ch. 378, 8 1883, pp. 508, 509, ch. 339,
$ 1780
516 458 .....

$ 10...
88 1835, 1836 ...

674 | Greater New York. Laws 1.1883, p. 571. ch. 397.....1107
1902 :

1897, p. 485, ch. 378, 8 1888, p. 958, ch. 583, tit. 2,
88 1902-1904

906 1364, subd. 1.......... 704 $ 12...
$ 2110 ....

72| Greater New York. Laws 1888, p. 1042, ch. 583, tit.
$ 2205.

316 1897, p. 537, ch. 378, 8 15. & 2. Brooklyn City
Š 2254.
471| 1536 .........
856) Charter .......

856

104

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ter

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ch

and 121 New York State Reporter 1890, p. 936, ch. 523. | 1896, p. 797, ch. 908, 8 3.. | 1898, p. 1497, ch. 643, & Amended by Laws 1892,

614, 745, 826, 1107 | 59a .. . p. 868, ch. 418, § 17, 1896, p. 797, ch, 908, 8 4..1107 | 1899, p. 351, ch. 192..... 478 subd. 2 ..

131 1896, p. 800, chi 908 8 6.. 745 | 1899, p. 1589, ch. 712.....1104 1890, p. 1082, ch. 563, § 2 334 1896, p. 800, ch. 908, 8 8 826 1900, p. 372, ch. 166..... 276 1890, p. 1114, ch. 565, 8 1896, p. 801, ch. 908, 87 84 1900, p. 916, ch. 382...... 842

1896, p. 864, ch, 908, § 196 341 1900, p. 933, ch. 400, $ 19 407 1890, pp. 1195, 1205, ch. 1896, p. 867, ch. 908, $ 202. 1901, p. 109, ch. 466, & 255.

568, 88 92, 93, 152.....1014 Amended by Laws 1901, Greater New York Char1890, p. 1233, ch. 569, 8 p. 316, ch. 132, & 189... 162. Amended by Laws 1896, p. 868, ch. 908, 88 1901, p. 129, ch.466, ; 1897, p. 619, ch. 481.... 196 220, 221 .....

302. Greater New York 1892, p. 56, ch. 36, 8 2.... 534 1896, 'p. 871, ch. 908, § 225.

Charter ... 1892, p. 317, ch. 545, 8 59 334 | Amended by Laws 1900, 1901, p. 316, ch. 132, $ 1892, pp. 814, 816, 822, ch. p. 916, ch. 382. ........ | 189 :................. 628

399, 88 1, 6, 22......... 1897, p. 3, ch. 378, 8 4... 803 1901, p. 346, ch. 466, s 1892, p. 868,"ch. 418, $ 17, 1897, p. 5, ch. 378, 8 9... 817. Greater New York subd. 2 .....:::::::::

1897, p. 30, ch. 378, § 96. Charter .............. 1094 1892, p. 1490, ch. 677, § 26 Greater New York Char 1901, p. 355, ch. 466, & 825. 1892, p. 1491, ch. 677, 8 31

Greater New York Char1892, p. 1750, ch. 686, 88 1897, p. 35, ch. 378, $ 118. ter. Amended by Laws 21, 22 .........:::::::

407 Greater New York Char 1902, p. 1777..........1094 1892, p. 1761, ch. 686, 8 69 24

........1129 | 1901, p. 372, ch. 466, 8 1892, p. 1761, ch. 686, 8 1897, p. 152, ch. 284...... 842 862. Greater New York 69. Amended by Laws 1897, p. 160, ch. 378, 8 Charter ..... 1894, p. 320, ch. 163; 458. Greater New York 1901, p. 426, ch. 466, $ Laws 1895, p. 530, ch. Charter

1001. Greater New York 742; Laws 1896, p. 107, 1897, p. 234, ch, 312, & 31 660 Charter .........::::

1897, p. 401, ch. 414. 8 103 614 | 1901, p. 637. ch. 466.8

1897, p. 402, ch. 414, § 105 615 | 1543." Greater New York Amended by Laws 1901, 1897, p. 404, ch. 414, § 110 614 Charter .:::..;..::

p. 1326, ch. 538........ 1897, p. 467, ch. 415, $ 18 1901, p. 642. ch." -466 1892, p. 1833, CH. 688, § 3i 678 |

1554. Greater New York 1892, pp. 1825, 1838.

1897, p. 468, ch. 415, $ 20. 688, $2, 48...........10

. 1089 Amended by Laws 1899, 1901. p. 656, ch. 466, § 1892, p. 2018, ch. 690, art. p. 351, ch. 192.......: 478 1615. Greater New York

7. $8 233, 238.......... 1897, p. 477, ch. 415, $ 70 911 1893, p. 84, ch. 54, § 8...1107 1897, p. 480, ch. 415, 8 81 1901, p. 1319, ch. 535..... 628 1893, p. 873, ch, 416, tit. 9,

911,

998 1901, p. 1326, ch, 538..... 672 1897, p. 485, ch. 378, 8 1901, pp. 1560, 1583, ch. 1894, pp. 296, 306, ch. 152, 1364, subd. 1. Greater 580, 88 239, 326....... $$ 1, 9...

100 New York Charter..... 704 1902, p. 1748, ch. 600.....1031 1894, p. 320, ch. 163...... 783 1897, p. 517, ch. 418, $ 7 1902, p. 461, ch. 172..... 1894, p. 910, ch. 447, § 27 951 1897, p. 537, ch. 378, 8 1902, p. 1490, ch. 589, $3 484 1895, p. 313, ch._531..... 428 1536. Greater New York 1902, p. 1519. ch. 580, $ 90 1895, p. 530, ch. 742...... 783 | Charter............... 856 1902, p. 1535, ch. 580, 8 1895, p. 974, ch. 1042..... | 1897, p. 511, ch. 378, 3 145 1896, p. 57, ch, 112, $ 16.. 618 | 1513. Greater New York 1902, p. 1537, ch. 580, s 1896, p. 69, ch. 112, $ 28, Charter .......... ..1122

subd. 2. Amended by 1897, p. 547, ch. 378, 88 1902, pp. 1562, 1563, ch. Laws 1903, p. 1125, ch. 1570, 1571. Greater New

580, $S 253-257... ... .. 471 486 .......... 817 York Charter .........1122

1902,' p. 1578, ch. 580. & 1896, p. 107, ch. 178. ..... 783 1897, p. 555, ch. 378, 8 1896, p. 571, ch. 547, $ 3.. 148 1608. Greater New York

1902, p. 1748, ch. 600.... *

921, 1006 1896, p. 589, cha 547, 8 197 653 Charter ..............1122

1902, p. 1749, ch. 600, & 2 921 1896, p. 592, ch. 547, 8 207 551 1897, p. 619. ch. 481...... 196

1902, p. 1777, ch. 609....1094 1896, p. 796, ch, 908, 8 2, | 1897, p. 732, ch. 612, § 95 511 | 1903, p. 165. 'ch, 41, 221 2:55 subd. 3. Amended by 1897, p. 732, ch. 612, 8 97 475

1903, p. 466, ch. 193... Laws 1899, p. 1589, ch. | 1897, p. 907, ch. 665..... 308 1903. p. 1084. ch. 469. § 1 783 712 ..................1104 1898, p. 770, ch. 237..... 276 1903, p. 1123, ch. 186... $17

| 1903, p. 1396, ch. 610....

1892, p. 1805, ch: 687. ***

115*262, 1006

725

Charter ::::::::::'