Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.
,aooEEpINas IN cHANcERY.


u..e-some Suggestions with Kef-
srenoe TO Trustees.
uourt of Chancery and Orphans Court
aoened Monday at 10 10 a. m. Chancellor
a,ulsbury aud Judge Leonard Il Wales
on the bench.
anthony Higgins, Esq, made motion
Tor an order OF sale of the estate of Gath
.r;ne Kickoff Order granted.
4 II. Hoffutker,Jr ,E.q made return
NJ ale of the premises Of ZAdoek Town.
send, Jr. The premises were sold to
william Beadenkopf for 81 1872; return
confirmed. Charcsiior gave hotics that
The hour of opening the court hereafter
,ooud be 10 and that it would adjourn at 8.
Alexander Cooper. Eq, on behalf of
BENJAMIN Armstrong. made an application
tor IA order Of sale OF the lands of Mary
Armstrong, deceased, for the purpose OF
owing debts. Motion granted,
samuel w. Mc0aulley, Esq on behalf
of Ann James, ADMINISTRATIVE of the
STATE of W. II. Reynolds, for the sale of
in, Il. for the payment of debts.
Martha b. Grant vs Jacks d Sharp
compapy. Au action for dover. On the
docket for trial at this term of court
Anthony higgins, Esq made return
ot the report OF the freeholders appointed
bv the court 10 divide the land of Annie
Kline. deceased. The report WAS to thu
If, at that the lands cannot be divided
Init that they were appraised at the value
NJ S3 $50. The report WAS confirmed.
The case of the Delaware Western r all
road Company vs.. Charles o Batd at al /,
was continued. Hood, Boubright x Go
vs., John wainwright cd al Cause, in juno
lion bill, was continued,
Benjamin Nields, Egg preferred Pc
ttion of M. A. Warren, widow of Charles
Warren and others, children of Nj. 4
Warren, to have Giles Lambson removed
from the trusteeship of their property, OF
Else further security given, The rule was
made returnable Wedne.diy at ~ O'Clock.
Charles b. Lore, Ed, appeared before
the Court and asked tnat u committee be
appointed TO x9gntua !hnmes Davis, Eoq Z,
far ada i4s.uu ~ II solicitor in this court
Mr. Mrndenhaii, receiver of j. p. Wells,
appeared BY Messrs. Spruance and Lore,
and excepted to the allowance of claims
nut in BY certain creditors. The case was
nosnoped in order to allow counsel TO work
up the case
The Chancellor gave notice that he
members Of the bar, in presenting the
lanes OF persons for trustees Of property,
would satisfy themselves that there can b.
no douot about his being good for the
tynd, and also that his security is beyond
any doubt capable Of paying any
loss of the cestai que trusts property
He said he would like to SEE an act passt
makiLR the trustee liable to imprisonment
i'll case Of defaication.
The Court of Cbancery and the Orphan (
Court were called to order yesterday morn
log a. 10 O'Clock.
BENZ ,niu kieids, Esq read q return OF
an order for The Aalo Il certain property
Of Cyrus b. Thompson by the admins
traitor, Ahner Mitchell; the property hav-
lug been n0nght by Rabecca, wife OF
George Springer, Tor IL $40 together
with request from the WIDOW that her
dover be Isken 10 pay the debts OF hei
husband.
A petition WAS mace by James Haasir :
ger, administrator of s. Y. Wilson, for the
sale Uf real estate to pay debts.
j. l.. Yalandigham Ed. presented a
petition OF James Il. Ray, attorney in fact
for Sarah A. Kirk, If Canada, to hive ceI-
tain money pAld ever 10 ann by William
McKaowan, the trustee OF the son Of
Sarah A. Kirk. The Court pronounced
the tru4tee's account utrF.et aud granted
tue clifton.
Messrs, Eieids, Lo,e aud Dupont ap.
psartd in the case Of Mary IL. Gould vs..
Ann S Calvert ct al There had been u
sale of the property pursuant to petition
for partition in chancery, aud the question
was as to the payment over of tho purchase
money TO the tenants iu common, aid rs
10 whether the taxes Oh the property were
liens which must come in ahead of the
mortgages ON the property. the Inter
question, being un important one, was re
stryed until the Court bad time To hear
Encouragement.
j. II Rodney, L Il preferred petition
of Barney keybold &c have Anthony
& ybold e We further security rs to certain
at CT Of the Delaware City Bank, Of which
he wgS the trustee, or else he removed
from the 20 ition Of trustee, G. b..
Rodney, ESD, appeared for the trustee
and sisLiiied his dvsir" 10 he removed and
another trustee appointed. Edwin u.
Reybcld Was appointed.
Anthouy Higgins, Ed, filed bill in
behalf If al the paroles, except Thomas
W, Smith. interested under tha will of
GsCrge II Smith, asking that John Dithl
be appointed tbrustee of the property IN
the place uf Apthony Higgins Ed, vino
bad filed disclaimer the substitution
Vas objected to by Thomas W. Saith
The Court made the substitution
The Chancellor entered into pleasant
little talk with the luembe7a of the bGr 81
u tbs war that has been going on a
Dover H. tald ha tool no inteItst II
either side 70 long a5 this good Of tue STATE
was taken care u. This was opa ot iht
times when," sajd His II, Of, II preie
Wilmington 10 Dover. have NJ iongs
any interest i'll these wars but do protes
against the way in which q legislator
constituents try to il tl1ence hiA. l
IL perfectly legitimate for The
couisl of the con ending parties II
appear before he legislature srd state II
arguments Of their clients lie lesisla
torss' now thn That iney are talking L
Men paid for their services Whero con
constituents arc brought to ipflietre thei
representatives., there ii no telling b.
what means ttey may do it. Side ia ue
may bs imported toto the contest VIII q
should not ho thrro.' He would impre'
It upon TIE bar 70 tty to preserve tb
traditions sei ianN of our State which ha
ma le IL tie dearest att Dt st little state u
lhe Unlon.
Inc wife md exacu,r Of John Rut!
app!rd 'Lruuvh 1hes!e6 Il. Llre, Ed, t.
nave In count pa, ecitein Monty over L
h'r to :. rtle DIT ~ 4 appended ;herato
f"'igulsiip;'Ht 81 nil Er rights A. l.
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