New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
CITY 1STELLIGESc nee.

TUx.psr, May 23-
SryRrux CorRr-Belorc Judges Nelson, Cow
N aud Bronson.
N..p.Mr.-Ths case OF Muldamus granted on apPt'ea-
non of Nh dckasoa OF Broeayn. twho CLAIMS S nav
been elected Clerk Of tha. City, requiring AH'3a o e
veas 70 show cause why he does no, deliver u" a
md p,nrs Of his office came up for argument he Tss"
viii b. final as 70 the ,;;spGred election IA bFooS!n
Wood Cris; aa Dkrnau appear for the elaios' anu
Batter Warac and Greenwood Tor Defendant Inc -
7,eat viii b. resumed this forenoon.
L. 5. CIRCUIT Counr.-Before Judges ihomp-
-, and Bs,ts-Jehr D. Bates and Adam " Baxter rs
Piifp Coom5s ct a-Actioa OF appeal relative 10 b's
ION brig called the Zodo Argument was heard and con-
Sch. L4ziasfon rs I'm, L 4o.r, e a!--siso case Of
appeal Argument heard.
crsai,ors rs Barney Corse-A in bankruptcy sub
united TO the decision the Circuit Court Arsumen; was
Argument was also heard IN the bankrupt eases Of Benan
cain Joseph Na,or aad Seneca Durand, which had Deem
respectively fsferred to the Circuit
yrcs CuAxcELLons CouRr.-Betorc VICE
Chancellor Nct0ul.
Dyef.,o>,.-Sarsl Inn RieaGras James Saith
M,r-aret Half Of Brooklyu BY will le her property N
rus To her daughter the complainant during her lifetime
n after her deceasc to the childe o.; the latter f
VI Sands took papers un!sr the Will but d'eo a'''
,Ir Smith tfs defendant appointed trustee MS
Rb,-l rs,it;o,s that MIR Theodore Eanes OF BROOKLYN
my h. ,ppointlI instead Of Nh Smith, the ground that
M I,fpr WAS not managing the estate IN proper manner
The Chanceor stated that theee proper crcuad
for the complaint, aid denied the prayer OF the penon
T'he 9meicar Bible Society James Hasue surviving
executor Of John Fleetwood Marsh dccrased-Alr Marsh
died al East Chester in 1925 leaving Will (made IN s21)
eyisir large sum! money 10 rarous persons and lnStu
inns among them S0G00 the American blbte society
The in o provided ;hat should there be surplus after
,vmsnt Of all the sums named oue.thrd OF II should De
paid to the American Bible soc'9ty ard the other
arc and share alike the grancchlljren OF his unceS III
r.cland and their children. Mn Hague, who resides at
EIacSesack filed bill stating thlta bout 500 graaem'o'e
81 the uices aud hef children. had already Ucen aSSeE
lined and asking Instructions. The Bibe SocttN comes
- that the suruu, supposed 10 lie 20 Or NiiV'o
and asking fo ore-,hl Answer made IS 70 IT. beng
the su, mater filed BY the executor Exception IS u
ken Exception 10 the report overruIed with leave
to compi,aans take such measures As tay ma: be adj
yissi touching the former s',t.
PaiHp r. F'rai,ch BsrtlGm C. SdHS'sf-lseIat''e
10 room hire 29o{ Bfoadway AID mortgage Injunction
ha been granted to prevent snlt on te part o Shu''t'
Injunction dissolved.
Foster Blant rs J0ei Mile. and others,Reatlvc 10
two notes wtch were given 1884 by complainant TO the
Thoms,ton Bank Odsrrd that defendant nave % days IN
which 10 answer the amendments aud the exceptions.
Joseph Barber rs. John Walsh and Ll,plceio HccGrd
The complainant as one of tie finn u Walsh BlGber
claim, that the firm of Walsh < Howard (Er. " beng
member OF doh nlsl him balance; while the oppo-
,ile coui-nded for the other side Ordered ta' the sub
,c he referred 10 Master rlenC aid the teStm1ny de-
med bv Master Wheeler ,s 10 Walshs bank book &c he
allowed aud also ether considerations be taken INTO we"
ag.reeably 10 directions gwen.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Bcforc Judge I'll.
shoeFe-.-IFa'. Wills Henry Stokes & Co.Trover
Moses Hatfield, botf,r-iuaw OF plaintiff from Eliza
bethown credit from Stokes y Co. iroH dealers IN
john street and started stove and TN store Il 79 Green
wich street. His interest was sold ont to plaintiff The
d,ieadan,s got our execution and eYed on the stock con-
tending that the transfer fraudulent. Action brought
Verdict for plaintiff S315.
n " C. Sa,ith rs. Era s. Blynum.-Eu 1896 the One
da Bank Utica. robbed Of sG0oco and Mr. Baruum
Of the directors, 20 this cry pursuit Of the pro-
pert, and the thieves. He applied to Mr.. Smith who
police Mr. 8 claims that he required promise be-
making effort discover the thieves that he should be
paid Tor his services, II unsuccessful The thieves
off towards Canada, whore the afterwards
obtained and Mr.. S. although he 10 Philadelphia and
other places of instrumental in hctarrst
He CLAIMS compensation. For defence it's Conlended that
the s. 900 reward offered sufficient motive Verdict
lor plaintiff Sl50
Police OFFGcE-WATcH SruFFrNG-CouN.
rRyN,ES InoR OF, a M. y. >nder-on, ot Yir-
sna, Yesterday swintd out of so, By two o those
scoaid.ls called watch suffers, o sold him brass watch
wot s. to sell 10 keep timercprescn,ing TO be
gold one that S00 He going board one o the
Boston boats the time when OF them who SAID he
Vrciaau Il money, and must go Boston aud
y almost tearu representing his necessities and promis
g redeem the watch Boston induced Mr.. Andersen
pay one o them the $50 aud packet the worthless toy He
then went board the boat a0d catered s name, but by
this purchase finding himself deficient IN cash aud suspect.
~ h watch 10 be stolen went again on shore with hi, b,g.
gage the CRY Hotel the acconplicr Il the icl.
i;g Who sold ,e watch Who san, 10 him ~ should NOT
wonder II thar watch were stolen and yop had better not
show any one Mr.. Anderson sad he began
pcct also that stolen aud leaving the fellow
"aa'ss & r ~ Mr. ,i a. hen , e,1s@ 3 h, M 2e@sa 0 ssi xa's
and wotthe<s a tms.sscp~ The infamous @ s have
mol bee" arrested; -,
n been ,ta som H. Aims s at B Syiayae y, NJ, Mr. Mos, @
superintendent. md aiiayit AID rocmia. search