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REFEREES APPOINTED. Supreme Court. By Lawrence, J. Matter of L. S. Warshauer & Co.-John V. Bouvier. Simon agt. Davis-Irving M. Dittenhoefer. Childs agt. Smith (two cases)-David Leventritt. Trustees. etc., of Protestant Episcopal Church agt. Indelli-Roger A. Pryor, jr. Jaeger agt. Krone-Edward Jacobs. Matter of Ross-Joseph P. McDonough. Matter of Kohn-Charles W. West. Southern National Bank agt. Wallace-Augustine R. McMahon. By Beach, J. Hitcheock agt. Budelman-Delano C. Calvin. Kuntz agt. Knierim-Francis P. Lowrey. Baron De Hirsch Fund agt. Dreyfus-John Delahunty. Western Electric Co. agt. Clark & Sons-Howard J. Forker. Collon agt. Dillenback-John B. Green. By Beekman, J. Manhattan Co. agt. Scannell-Arthur H. Masten. RECEIVERS APPOINTED. Supreme Court. By Beekman, J. President, etc., of Manhattan Co. agt. John W. Scannell and others-John J. Townsend. By Lawrence, J. Mayer Goldstein agt. Christian Engisch-Frank J. Nealis. By Beach, J. Rachel Weeks agt. Stephen W. Marshall-Frank L. Holt. ANOTHER OKLAHOMA DIVORCE SET ASIDE. Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court, yesterday declared another Oklahoma divorce invalid, and awarded to the wife. Mrs. Margaret Driscoll, against whom the Oklahoma courts had given judgment, a decree against her husband, John F. Driscoll. A year ago the latter went to Oklahoma, where he got a decree against his wife on the ground of cruelty and abandonment. Then he came back to this city. His wife had him arrested in a suit for absolute divorce. Driscoll did not appear, 'but Justice Lawrence holds that the Oklahoma divorce has no validity whatever, as Mrs. Driscoll was not a resident there, and as she never appeared in the action the court never had jurisdiction over her. BAY STATE GAS SHARES MAY BE SOLD. Justice Andrews has dissolved a temporary Injunction obtained by Lawson, Wiesenfeld & Co. restraining William Buchanan from disposing of $103,000 worth of income bonds and 5,000 shares of stock of the Bay State Gas Company, which he holds as collateral for a note for $50,000 made by Lawson, Wiesenfeld & Co. The injunction now dissolved was granted when Buchanan sought to sell the collateral in the course of the litigation over the affairs of the company.
