New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

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Ct,cnH Court-Nos 502 pol, 36s, so, 81, 52l,
81. SO. 80 523 500 53l, 532, 533.
Common PIeas-Part Same as yesterday,
/ adding Nos 429, 43l, ii9 f5l, 400. Part Nos
300 400 AIS, ABS ii2 i52, no, i76, 49i, 1926, ol2
SIS $50, SIS, ga, go.
! Syperior C0uyf.-Nos 30, lis, 90. 1873, li7, 49,
, DO 81 lo5 552 liz, rs, 2ll PIP to @l7, 2l9 to
/ 223 22j u 230, 232 10 24i
/ Do-Transferred- Same rs yesterday, emitting
| - and o. and adding 81 80, and &C.
| SUPERIOR CoURr- Transferred CalcRddr.-Be-
fore Judges Duer, Mason and CampbeD-James
! Morgan VS.. Aler. M0aertOH and others.-The late
| Alex. Morgan. machinist, native OF Scotland but
/ citizen Of the United States, died in July, 1884,
/ aged 80 years. He devised premises II Commerce
ST. and other property, amounting to about S2OOOO
in trust to Messrs. Alex. MastcrtoD, John Buchanan
and g. Launy his executors, 10 be applied, after
the rents and profits had been added for three
wears to the principal 10 be applied to the constfuc
| ton Of statue 10 the memory OF George W ash
/ ngton, provided the Corporation would give some
/ suitable place for the monument, and a sum equal
to his said estate be raised by subscription or 9th
erwse for the purpose. The offer to be advertised
twice year during the three years. Ii 1t was not
met on the terms designated IN the will, the exc
cutors were TO divide the property equally be
tween the Bl1omngdale Lunatic Asylum New
/ York Society, for the purpose OF maintaining night
/ and day watches Tor the lunatcs the Institution oil
| the Blind and the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Inc
offer as 10 the monument not having been accepted
/ in time. the property belongs, agreeably to the
will to these three institutions
The plaintiff is brother to deceased and the pres
ent action is 10 break the will the ground that
deceased was not Of sound mind and memory IN
! lsil when he made the Will and also that tho
terms of the will as related to the trustees IN CIV
ing them during the three years, discretionary pow
er TO sell the real estate, was void by statute Ar
/ eminent was heard The argument is still on.
Tr,al Tcrm-Beforc Judge Sandiord-SmH
| En- RS. Jgm H. Watson.-On Note, for s3OI'
Defense usury, in having taken2i per cent month
| The witness could not swear whether IL was W -
Der cent. The Court said it was necessary 70 sne"
In the answer, the excess OF interest," .epn1 a;,;g
and to prove 1t in accordance Ferdlc' ior P"'''''
IN amount rt..k T. JIUr,foa A.
/ IN re- T. W EagS and j; bo"H'.I0'- ini' '"Ie
~ 80 Co.; hof,re when the Jury could uotagree IL
- 70 make Messrs Engs and Goulard liable,
.11eod mariners in the White Fort disilliery, for
az Ihds moasses furnished w. u. Sterling. IL is
commended BY virtue of an arrangement they beng
creditors at the time TO sustain the establishments
thew made themselves ponsi6!e tor stock arnsE
ed to it for distlling This Is one we unee'
NJ number of similar ca:ns tie Inability or which,
both as TO law equity, are dsnieaI 40 NC oon'
tinued.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Specia Term Decis-
plaintiff may amend, on paying costa
Parker vs. aie-Judgment Tor defendant
NeIson vs.. Uktte, ct ala new trustee should !
be appointed and made plaintiff insteadoi present
plaintiff No costs now - !
-, vs.. StrlRger.-Demunur IN par. er
ruled. Plaintiff may amend. -, plain.
UIsr Va. Deero.-Demurcr sustained pam
tiff may amend.
C,prr,r CoURr.-Before Judge MitoheL-Ja'.
DS,an,ey We. Rictard Hunt-Mr. h. claimed 70
have purchased Of Mr.. Jas. Moore N Ninln'' neS
Avenue c. quantity Of lumber ne oeins Nc.
itor at the tme.) OF which ne zoos "a -
:. ~. s5s,isvn The present suit IS 10 test Tie
0pe.,ion' Sealed verdict this forenoon
Corkr or CoMxos PLEas-Edrard ". HIsa1a
W. George Dup0nt.-Aetion ior na 49,. ~ PS 1.
,;,,r,, sster Off sheds sc. Of ad o'nlng lot 10 run
I i s,J ;ogre basement OF plaintiff, already re-
$50 No. Verdict for plaintiff, $50 and costs
FORM, ~ orERAsD TsRNlSER-Tbe sentences
- j., dis Court stand postponed 70 next week
ov GrxyRn SEssIoss-BeiOre the Re |
IL, .rd Aldermen Griffin and Dodge-SeH-
SS.cS9 Join Grilip, who plead guilty 70 an as
teHIeu Eat,erv on the person OF VIM. Denomsn
a., "a March last was tins morning sentenced
- the City Prison for ten day, and 10 pay hhe o.
:5s 10 stand committed tlll said hne IS paid
T'r,aI for Grand LaresHy--JoaAim hte,' aoef'
-. - mt on trial charged with stealing mo
nI' "A c6thiDg valued at s34 the property OF Pc
-; Eane. residing in Thirty -fourthst between
Uas,son and Fourth avs IL appeared IN evidence
-, H. nrisoner went 70 the house OF complainant
and represented himself to be IN indlg gent crcum'
s,ances Mr. Kane provided him with necessaries
md in return for this kindness the prisoner stole