New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIG T. n z.
TUESDAY, Aug. g.
VICE CHANcELLoR's CoURT.--Beforc Vice
Chancellor Mccoun DEctsroNA E. Hosack and J. Blual
Executors Of Alexander Hosact deceased vs. Nehemiah e.
gers Ereetor of 4rcaibaid GrGcie deceased-n 1924; tic
house OF Archibald Oracle Son-composed of Archibald
Gracie Charles King and William GracJ.-s,opped nav.
nent Precious TO their doing the house deenda
IN Rogers Sons bad endorsed for them The amour,
$4,000, and were obliged TO take up the In 1929 Mr.
Archibald Oracle died, leaving wl which had been *
ecuted n 1917, making defendant who his brober.jn.
awi Of bis Executors As the law then stood an Es
ecutor authorized pay himself foil for any demand
be might have against the Estate he acting for During
the last and just previous foose OF Gracc &
Sons had been great sufferers by captures and seizures
their vessels while sailing under licences Upwards
Si0oooo recently awarded TO them under the French
and Neapotap Indemnity, &c. The mplarauts petiton
1886 in behalf Of their estate hodng judgement 10.
$4,000 against Oracle l. Sons) that this oney should not
be paid deiepdal Executor, but divided among TIE
paid uto Court but Mr. Roc appealed and the case was
eiyes his the facts being shown the Chancellor
the question OF costs The defendant claims $500
counsel paid Mr. Gerard others Tac Vice Chan
cellor held that us the defendant receive aboa
$4,000 in the way OF principal interest and charges he
could afford TO pay his cwn COUNSEL particularly had
Cowaa sitting members OF HE Court OF Errors and owed
bis 10 technical poins rather Than equity
thirty days under pain OF being proceeded against for
Temps that The Clerk pay The taxed costs and dhrbatc
The residue pro rata aong the compliments and other
creditors.
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ofh1iAA oh's-os O0io "uuSe AiHeh aao
Aldermen HATFIELD ana foROf--saHuel aoore, co!ored
was ec 'os sedlhP OHd-cagc worth 81 Z1 from William
n. SEYMOUR Guilty-Peniientiary months John Nc
Cuen. stealing camblet wrapper lined with silk worth
S2i, from George T. Shipman: Guiy-Penitcltiary SIX
mounts 1uia Mahhhs SpIahs Dag OF gre"u corn worIh
~ hp'' - :. hoPp"s. oui.9->i,y friaoh zen Gays.
inomaS steas %'a rom th pocket OF henrS
'a''u " W. n,on'"s ""'ies "ae
a'oy o ~ oe 'es % i' ois ..o'i " aiu STARTS :
@ si1 d mon ss 1soh ROBINSON coioree
ford, found concealed in the house of Sophia Pitts with in
Mckee drunkenness, dsordery conduct assaal; and bat
terry Waterman aud rescung prisoner: GuiltyCiiy
Prison 10 days. Andrews Morris Charles Watson and Tho
Quiik, boys stealing 81 from Peter Murphy Guilty
sent 70 the House OF Refuge" Several persons charged with
dsordTy conduct were discharged on giving bail for utae
soon oehaSior. =,
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ioLich OfFie '-haheEHH ,--ueoTSe unnyoh
was arrested and committed FOR stealing coat worth $40
from 800 madison street, on the 18Th ms
Christian Cochin was arrested and committed for stealth.
money from the drawer oi Henry Flake, corner OF Geek
man and William street
NJ, MOI, yar, ,,,. ,rr.s,od ,,d co,,,,;,,.d c
mary ''" " $50. ~ 'o.'"i''eu io' o'e"li"s
ouSkl'0 IRON Tax sto'e 81 ". hSaes, i4o bo"ery.
STEALING LAcE.-AoraHanR 'uns, JACOB ouist, anu
NJz SILVER were arrescn TOT s'eai3two pieces o. thread
lace worth S3 IRON Tue sore o. lessrs Bo"ea McNt-
ec l6 William street The lace was found in Tn" hat OF
Jacob; had also sacrettd piece under his coa
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