The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-13
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judge Pierce.-The
following 1inteFesting oPiniqa:was this morning de-
squire vs. Squirrel Court Of E9ut,g 0iU protect the
a., rlJaft as heir in he land Of its ancestor.
Pierce J.-Wam IL. Squire, NJ. d. died, devisng
amt and his father, the defendant "in equal parts.
Pe Gy Tn Lnem IN 6Vde6 10 share ana snare & alike ana to
brought this bill on her own behalf and guardian
pfegnant Of an UNBORN child BY her said haband and
that the said defendant excluded her widow de-
Of the rights and Interests of ber unborn child OF pos
taned exclusive control % management and possession
oil the same. And that the said house had been
and for two months had Remained unoccaped aud
restrain e R 90 %
any control or possession OF the premises until the
and for receiver to take charge w." Of and
rent the said premises. and after payment of ex-
Of Of The the com complainant an! and her child. AZ
Injunction granted, and receiver was appointed.
I lie cause now comes up for final decision bill,
denied that he had ever excluded the complainant on
from any possession or control to which she was by
law entitled and that the premises had been Injured
by his negligence. Proof was made that the child of
s. 1866 and is in full life There Was no proof Of injury
or damage to the premises nor exclusion Of the com
he refused that the renting OF the house should
Proposed should pay the % taxes anS interest "S on
iIcumbranoe. and deposit the balance 10 the Saving
the house to tenant of his selection without,
iar as appears from the answer and proofs any con-
the rights OF an infant en- Uetre mere 1t viii grant
MusGraVe VS.. parry Vern, 7Io. S1cn Children are
considered by the law in being for variety of pur
OF an ntesate n order to be entitled to take underline
statute Of distribution of an ntesate's estates; they
in fee tall may be devisees and for all purposes for
s%yS S pued s. and Ss y An infant e SRTs%
me Is life IN being to prevent an estate tie being YSid
tor may have an Injunction. and a guardian, Thel-
lusson VS.. Woodford, Vesey Jr. 322. BY our Penn
child takes as il Il had been born ia the lifetime Of
e nesHe d and IN case SSd OF ynn W H ISK .aKes II hs
effect OF the birth of this child is 70 vest the whole
dover or thirds for life OF the complainant This in
junction, therefore, must be made perpetual,
costs m hs eSse ssf PS The b POh S
establish the existence OF the infant e getrS sG mere
no default or wrong, he should not be visited with
have not concurred 10 reasonable suggestion for
the protection OF the rights OF the infant and to have
sultRtion with the complainant. But he had a
right 70 have the existence OF the child
OF the case, We will order therefore each party to
pay own costs; that is the defendant to pay his
costs and the complanants costs to be paid out OF the
estate of the infant.
COURT OF QUARTER SEsSIoNs-Judge Brews-
ter.-In the case OF the Commonwealth VS.. Agnes
Morrissey charged with larceny baIlee tried and
reported yesterday. the jury rendered a verdict of
HSbeas corpus cases and miscellaneous business
The Commonwealth ec rel Dgiglas vs. the sheriff.
writ ofhaDeas corpus for the possession of child.
Italy, upon agreement by which he Is TO pay blm
bsS fGE 70 a Il was lu aeFsd n ISgf & eo
SSy 9S Sd h rsssd he nayng g come b mere wa
attempted 70 show that the respondents had right
. the custody Of the boy and dld nottrSst him
S fSss for sSs S boy Syse5 sS should
e Tssonden 70 the boy mothe was not ENsa Sy
ueated, ana thetet0Ee was of no YRlulsN