National Republican., 1883-07-27
THE COURTS.
What business was Transacted by (bu
Various Legal Tribunals Yesterday.
AN INJUNCTION ASKED FOR,


AN INJUNCTION ASKED FOR,
John Stencil and Mary Stencil yesterda.l
| by c. A.. Elliott, filed bill against Sarah
! Otterback, the eXocutrix of Philip OtterbaCG,
and William Helmick for an injunction. The
bill recites that in July, 1855 the complain
ants were sued by Mrs. Otterback, before
Justice Helmick, for the possession of u house
and fifteen acres Of ground in Uniont own,
and Judgment was given against them July
! Ii that they appealed, and on inquiring
| how long they had to perfect their bond they
! were told ten days but on the twcnty-iourth,
! when they proposed to give it, they were in.
! formed that he doubted the correctness Of
| his former ruling, but postponed his dccisi.a
/ till July 26 when he declined TO accept tia
suretics The plaintiff sets forth that they
/ use the promises rs q market garden, and
| have now a large crop of vegetables (of $1,000
or moro valucl growing, and that If they are
disposscsscd they will suffer much loss
Judge James grauteda temporary restraining
order roturnablo July %.
SUIT ro SETTLE AN ESTATE.
Augusta McBlair and eighteen others, tho
/ heirs of John Gadsby, yesterday entered salt
against Thomas +. Waggaman, as trustee, and
fourteen others, us the heirs of rhomas Nc
Intro, to settle his estate. The bill sots
forth that John Gadsby died in 1911, boing
w inc llnc OIL MS uBnlSe DOSSCSSeu OF COnSlu-
erablo property. in this city. hcIntire was
one OF the executors of his will, and was the
last executor to die. The provisions of tho
will was never carried out, and the comRain-
ants have entered suit twice for the appoint
ment of trustee and distribution of property.
but the latter was not done They now ask
the court to settle the matter.
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
The last will of the late Ida X. Davis VIZ
tl...lv III
Gardner, of Syracuse n. V, and Augusta
Mead, her nicccs, piece Of property on Genes
see street, Syracuse, to be equally divided.
Her books are left to Philip G. Dyrenforth,
of Chicago, and all personal effects to Au-
gusta Mead, and all money to Augusta Mead
and Nellie NJ. Gardner. Robert Dyrenforth
is appointed sole executor.
The last will of John b. Ruth was also filed.
All property is left to his wife and children.
His wife, John NJ. Ruth, and Francis Boots
are named rs executors.
Mr.. William p Copeland, by his attorney,
Robert Christy, yesterday entered suit
against Commissioner j. Il. West to recover
$1,000. The declaration sets forth that on
Dec. %, 1882, James NJ. Selons drew u sight
draft on Mr. West for $1,000 in favor of Mr..
Copeland. The bill of exchange was accepted
and Mr. West promised to pay the same in
sixty days which he failed to do, aud the
draft remains unpaid
Inc argument IN the case OF Hamburger VS..
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad for an in
junction before Judge James in the equity
court was concluded yesterday, and the casa
submitted.
THE RECORD
Equity CouTt-JudQe Jdncs.-Bamberger vs. Bal
tmure and Potom &c railway; hearing resumed
and submitted. Jordela vs.. Bulger order of
publication. Conrad lis VS.. Building association.
No. i; hearing of injunction continued uutil next
term. Wlningter vs. D1ugherty; sale finally
Stencil OLiprDupl. rns N n nrlnr
granted. Central National bank VS.. Heron; case
remAnled to uNnminer. AdiOurned until to .dnv-