New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

VICE. CrANcELLoR's CoURr-Betore Vice Chancellor
McCoun.-D e is on .---Frdacis L. PaddeH and
Louisa ian liz lr, Matthias BrUca iec. H. Br'et
Herman ". Bradt and ctherS.
Nan, T. Br4f4 aifs ri Ge0r1e IT, BrIei 5y Ter NET
friend Gen s Doaghy Mdtsics Bruea and others,
ABOVE.
.lrs. Waddel and Mrs Geo W. Bruen are children o:
the late Thomas Il smith They filed bill stating that
be; father placed large landed estate in the hands 0
Mr. Matthias Bruen 10 trust 10 secure him for liabilities
&c that induced 10 suppose the said Matthias and the
said Alex VI. bad made large advances named 10y them
FOR bulk head sc Sc and ihat the estate would not be
sufficient the liabilities held agaius: ii, they sgn
ed some since quit claim and release. They CON
tended that Mr.. II i had no rgGt 20 sucn aud aFerrcd
that he disposinc of the property defendants and
others They Obtained injunction restrain him from
so disposjng OK the property and motion IS made 10
dissolve il; The Court sad there strong grounds of
equity in the case vet the allegations are only from
information and belief, besides which NJ. Matthias
Guen abundany solvent aud viii be able 10 respond
II necessary tie injunction must be dissolved costs TO
abide the event.
Pster f.rphl, and oIrr5 - Jacob Hrrrcy end Jas c.
Bell od1a'rs ~ Peter MnrPbV Gsc'd end othcrs The de;
ceased died this CITY in lci He came originally from
the parish oi lnurn, Co. nt Wexford ireland anu mad
hcer IN the United states 80 years the tim" OF his ceala.
He possessed ;hc zine OF his decease $50 900 per
sonM property He had been for many years sea cap
tain In 1909, being about going voyage he made a
viii devziuc his property 10 his broihers Michael and
James and Margaret mad their children. all Nv
ing Ireland. Patrick keunnn, WIN. Craig and John
OConuer were appointed his AZ the time OF
his death - years aerwsrd this will remained unre-
voSci but the executors were all dead. ss were MS
brothers and sister who however had children surviving
them after his death person claiming be his nephew
forward as administrator, and was permitted to
probate by the but his powers annusd
the next year the ground of fraud and misrepresena
ton and Messs. Harvey md Bell appointed ndllnistra-
tors By the surrogate Others have claimed share
relatives and the administrators in doubt TO the
disposition of The property Ordered that II be shared
equally between the children OF the two brothers and
sister of deceased the children OF Michael OF the
sister (deceased) have their fathers share.
GEO Washington Coser and Henry Il C0stCr Executors
Of John G. COstsr GsOrSe Grisn0d Jas. ". disDp aud
Others The plaintiffs that the Os"chce Co bought
in 1898 OF J. COwles % 1876 OF land in Baker and
Early Cos Georgia for which they gave . bonds amount
inc in all to $4,000 These were guaranteed by MI.
John G. Coster The land divided among the mem
hers of the company ;stood follows: To Coster &
Hecksher Jas l.. Pettgru, T. Cowles Jas l.. Pettisru
and Gerard H. Coster. It said Cowes guaranteed
ihat purchase would b. profitable one. aud resold
advantage within years, before the "hoie of the
bonds you'd become due. The company paid tie bonds
due May $40 and ISL. amounting 10 $1,000 AMI ih:
interest on the whole uo 1872 amounting to $50 625
in all Sl05625 The land has been continual source OF
expense. aud would sell for mas! What II cost The
other u bonds paid 1t ia said that NJ John O.
Costers interest Une.eighth. Co~ies went into
bankruptcy, and ncssra Hamilton. Pettigru c. y.
UecSshen and j. G.. Coster haze become usolvent and
the whole burthen Will fall il Is said upon J. G. Costers
unless relief afforded two suits navng been enter
ed for the the other Ii bonds for s+ 500
and the other for 527 GEO. with interest since 1912 The
suits brought the OF COwles butlhe rst tits
avelred for the benefit OF Geo Griswod and the
tors of Richard Alsop decd-that Cowles owed the u
S Bank Penns yivsnia the OF the bonds ieav
Ing them as security and thar they passed in in
valid manner, by the Bank to Messrs N q G. Griswod
and Richard Alsop-that Mr. Cowles IN 1912 rendered
the amount due IN the bills OF the Bank which was
refused and that he had notice OF transfer. &c. In
junction asked praying that the suits at law may not be
allowed TO proceeded H. &c AS the suits are in the
u $ Court the Vice Chancellor denied the motion, As
relief by pctitcC ~ that Court. The parties
may amend their oil IA asked for
Cfajrisl Mead Edod C. richards Henry s. Richards
and EGrarG o Rsiiy-Fhe complainant states that he
purchased at partiron sale premises No 20 Liberyst
for which he paid $40 Go. Claims of lease after
ward made but denied. and su,t OF ejec,nen threaten
ed Mr.. ". obtained an injunction to prevent such
Motion is made 10 dissolve injunction Motion denied
except as 10 Henry s z. who does not appear to be
active parry i'll the case
srqN Gi55s W. HAIRY D. Bayto, ct all relative to a
sale of land IN sullivan Co-Decided that Mr.. Bsrto pur
chased tine properly hnsef and not for complainant
Bill dismissed.