New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

the vii, eu,ted 10 share Of the estate.
The collegiate churches, the other hSnd, main
tam that tie teSa'-t gGs confined 20 those who
sboun be successors of tie same Coronation IA IoB
mun.oR and was bot inen.ed for all who should az
any time, become m'ubeI' OF tie Du;cb Riorme,
Church at larg'.
The rclator in This IL the pastor Of ono of IN,
Dntch Churches N this city, anG brings this action a.
w,n iu his own r, half in behalf OF all the o;h.r
churches in his denomination, ,ocompel the coUrgat.
churches 10 sbaI. ins Dcou. al their estates with
th.ir hr th"n.
Tn, whole properly j. worth several millions, snd
xi.Lls an annual income. o. somo $4,000 Of thu
Iarr sum only about SIS, 40 paid To- tls year,,
salari.- Of .h -four collegiate churches having lSl
anrs of oNrr 81 eco, whirh II i claimed, should t
app.i, to the pay men; OF the salaries of the rein-
tor and oth.r Dutch Reformed rlersyuen a.! tnis es
There ore several defan,os int"rpo-"d by the de
PENDANTS.
II il ayerr.,l that wi.B the Various churches Sc
narrated and divided from the original church, II ras
NOT from R.ccsS0y a. il stated in the complaint hut
with the design Of becoming different nhd ndep'm''h'
corporations. ...,
the original church. and therefore,. the d"iendsnts
constrbe the words ard intention OF the wills ana
trusts not in,enoc by the testa.ors to share IN
their bounty.
Ard the defendants further allege, that when the
various churches mentioned in the COMP separated
from the mother elder church they allowed said
original corporation TO retain possession OF tue prop
.r,y be-, au., they acknowledged its right 10 IT, and
not because tho ecclesiastical customs reqNircd II.
The ien that the elder church WAS 10 hold the estate
in trust for all the Others was of later origin.
II is also urged that the collegiate churches have
barre, the RIGHT of the Others IL they had any,
by adverse possession But to this II il replied that
the doctrine OF al, possessions does hot apply 10
trusts.
The case is now or argument. A. {. Jordan lor re-
laior: Daniel Lord for defendant; Messrs. Geo Wood
and Matthew Hale Smith also engaged in the case
Before Judge sCTnRL.NO.
DECISION.
VIM. J. staples asi. Albert Horn, Ac.-Moton de-
'''1 GrS,Ru TlRu.
NoTIcr.-Notes OF issue for the February Term
BE- filed before the 2h n't ~ the Calendar Is 20
printed Of issue state whether the case to be-
placed The rated 'nunerstsd Caerd SE.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEoIu. TrRM.-Jsn 1.-Before
JJde. PisRsffoNr.
DECISIONS.
Mary c. Ayrcs agt. Andrew L. Ayres'--pNoice
Duncan sherman agt. Benjamin Waterbury,
iJof ,o M % ,rb parts Of ,c answer as he may
be advised &c. to make the definite and csrain
Da>d Mcdonald ct al. AIT. David W. Meliss ct al.
Kinnund ag Homer Observation-Disclosures order
affirmed, with IesS', e.
" L. Om.by sg, the Mercantile Agency-B. Douess Go.
The plaintiff, w. l.. Ormsby, is a bank note en-
grayer and entered this suit in September, 1884, IN
cons eIence of reports which the defendants pronul
gated TO the effect that he was coanterieler lie
defendants gave notice of motion for struck jury,
which was argued Yesterday morning bei,He Judge
Perrepont, and denied. The following AFFIDAVIT of
Mr.. Ormsby was read by his counsel.
ad y being duly sworn deposes and that h. the plain
the above entitled action that the same - SANDER OF
the plaintiff business bank and printing
and the alleged ssnderons words OF the iE thst e
"tar that aid alton was September. 1851
yadon. legal technicaties aud from the c2de OF plead
rs sIf = z s$ s;
opposed by the defendant although he has at al times been
ready and with hi. wne in Count six different
tlg
ton.ns of he rais that should he . as soon as reahed
that likely be eshed any moment and this deponent
believes this motion il made solely TO delay d. trial hrh"r
contrary to the understandings And ms dp9n't
further he educated boyDld IN the bank
business that deponent has made said business his study
portion among his fellow that in onscqu.nce Of the
above .knder uttered by said defendant as msnase OF mer
paired and every days delay positive injury to this dePon
impartial trs OF said action speedily he WI BE- utterly aud me
rfysby ruined anu deprived Of The mean. Z Gaming living
anxiety 10 The he looks as 10 lees than tha
for felony and h. asks only that he BE- tried by ordinary
featuring banknote under the present system is Exceedingly
simple and mechanical that the instruments USED are few IN
minds that the technical Of the scst simple kiud
ana ina, the R,0 S s Ipd sIn anS '
as the process. Of stamping butter. balls, and it
mechsne; that ther i. hsrdya trade Or Pro'..oa Of
any Kind 80 smp easily e ana sSHsr
Fitting the Orders Of society well for the vast
amount Of counterfeit cicuaton that this depocnt
has known OF instance where ordinary brass worker was m
sucted in the The bank dies and
well pacticcd hand This deponen nts that the hsnd
work of be identified by each ether readily
s. SeeoHe l%ma2 WITH t. and that tbs SsaSof h
deponent BE- readily Identified by those acquainted with
that this city and deponent that each
every charge cOgnerens in 'aid answer and reiterated
in the affidavit which this motion s founded 10 base and
malicious SANDER utterly without foundation and devoid Of truth
And This deponent that he is the author and Plbser OF
large volume the subject Of ths present system
Of bank note engraving showing IT, uscieney 70 prevent
counterici.ing recommending better place of it,
that ad dedicated intended o the OF banks
tina, only 40 coPe Of said book have been ,o at from -
copy that laid book does not teach bow c2nnertng
be done far IL necessarily exposes how 1t Is a;
tusy that false idea OF the teachings t' book was cir
engnDg business the only TO the arguments Tor
abandoning the present insecure ,te that 'ad boo. has re-
the knowledge Of hi. deonen has ever beer Published sssn,
val. p SSh sss hst the Is
tendency of ,Gd book wi pereron OF th an ar this
sp5 annoy deponen received the favorable
notice the Bank OF Enssnd Bank 4 France Prot = b.
Morse inventor the telegraph Thomas
Patents w Ednond ol the oldest and most emlntnt
cashiers and OF old and eminent bank n9ts
who have retire from stiys business aud nave 10 PIN 9n
in the continuance Of the present system oil os
public system Of bank mote engraving
IN said book i. approved by twelve ts'aets an1 .h,
old our .un5ors !. IN written Certificate the original
Of Of which , b On be in bs. u Sshs the IL
will cean capitalists engaged in the business Tor exposing
the The e5, and holding Up the y. E PGe .Dny
envy will be sssay compehended and Understood y Cu
nary jurors the in other trade OF
And this further saith that the defendant ne P"p
and Of commercial agency IN ~
nds and patrons which confined 10 the meI ahtne
munity snd noneyed generally and that me dshas ~
struck Jury would have NOR aVofsoe 9pp
obtaining pepondsrence Of such men upon the Jy "
OF artists and that The probaelteeo
disagreement such Jury would be greatly Increased "n
result this deponeut deems injurious TO ms
business Jury should ind verdict AGAINST HIM i.I
nothing hut Initial relieve inns dsi,Dh.'
foul stain That to all nearly all OF the charges
.tina the necessity OF sch
pie discrimination Indicated oy ,n I'm -,
of who