New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07
Superior Court.
Before Ludyc AARON YANpERPoE

Before Judge AARON NANpLhfOELt
Janss Stuls, vs. Nelr- FORK and Erie Railroad C0Ac-
ton 10 recover about 5000 agent in obtaining subscrp
lions stock Preferred 10 yesterday Verdict for plain
tiff. Sl3
Warrington Walker VS.. T. CzrehuGh. Charles w. Sdrt9n
and Earl Z. es-Action of ejcc men against the occl-
pants to recover ind vded third part OF the property
on the westerly side Of Broadway corner OF Fulton 1t
was shown In 1854 named Martin iiicc OF Der
gen. owned the property. lie executed deed, by which
he gave the property described living on the eorAr
Of the Broadway properly called Great George ST. ana d.
vision [now Futon streets 10 his daughter and son-n"
on consideration their paying him I'd currency per year
they 10 keep during their lives and then the property 20
pass 10 his daughter Ann NanGcrbec aud her heirs
which subsequently took place Tic said Ann married r
Delnarest aud the plaintiff Is of her children. Mrs.
D. died lu 1926 She eft 1t appears will by which she
devised her real of her daughters TIC chill
dre enjoyed property In common till last spring. w'ic
individual claim put in by the daughter under the Will
The present suit is TO test the question: 1t being conten1e
that the original decd TO sun Vanderbeek "dher AnS
and that she had right 10 devise TO any one OF her chill
dren. Verdict Tor Pninii SUBJECT 10 Tue oPo' VI 'e
Court.
Before Judge OAKLEY.
The Militia Fine Coeetoroseph GiieS vs. James Beet -
Action for Assault and BaerytreeFred 10 yestefuEJ
Verdict for defendant.
Gilbert F Hags and James lfcGtdh VS.. +. d 8. $. Roch
.reuThc plaintiffs officers and were Instrumental III
arrcs,ng uoppy the that robbed the jewellery store
of Messrs R-rom which arrest about $4,000 worth OF tie
property restored Hoppy by their management ard
by omise OF the Court 10 place his sentence to but
wears instead Of moe in the event Of his conession was
Induced to discover the place AT Brooklyn near the Navy
Yard where he had buried the property so that large
number Of gold Watches &C. were restored TO Messs X
The present action to 10 per the value Of
the property restored Messrs r. having offered reward
TO that effect nonsu asked for on the ground that
plaintiffs not partners and could not sue In JOINT nc
ton and 2dy that being Police Officers they oond not
sue for reward In opposition to this IL was contended
that reward offered TO all the world and that plain
tfs had right TO associate, Ms they did In their private
capacity in efforts 10 discover the property The motion
for nonsult denied. Tho cause will be resumed to-
morrow.
Henry w. Merritt he Mayor, DC. Of Nef- Forl.-Ac-
tion Justice Merritt compensation for attend-
Ing the Police Office sundays, the Common Council
having passed resolution in 1885, requesting the Police
Magistrates do The claim Is icraocnt SSVo There
arc four Justices at the Lower Police and the testimony
showed that but attended that day. The Counsel
for CORPORATION contested tho claim the ground that the
Common Council had no right 10 make such request :;
secondly that before the appointment of Justice NJ
and would be part OF his duty and thirdly.
that Of extra duty performed had not been
shown Verdict plaintiff SG6G, subject 10 the opinion
of tho Court.