In CllaIacerY.
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Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.


Ocr 20-Patriek Murphy ct al. Us. Jacob Harvey and
James c. Bell .admrs-This before the Court
pleading for the purpose Of obtaining the construction
of the will of Captain P. Murphy lately deceased
which bequeathed to the heirs of the tesator sum OF
$50 O0O which left in the hands of Harvey aud Bell
administrators The deceased, Capt. Murphy previous
his demise bequeathed his property to three brothers
and sister who resided in Ireland Two of the brothers
died. leaving children and the question at issue before
the Court that in relation to the psres who were
entitled, uader the will to take the estate The Court
held that, under the aidavts and testimony before it,
considered the children Of the deceased brother and al
Of the sister, entitled to participate in the funds
of the estate equally taking in their own right capita,
the party who put in false and fictitious claim having
been sentenced to the State Prison for perjury 1t is
decreed that after payment ofcosts the funds
the hands Of the administrator be paid over to the chill
dren and grand children Of the brother and sister of the
deceased and also to the children Of the sister


Daniel a. Baldupin Vs. John Wilson, et ai--Two mo-


ons having been made in this case, ls To dissolve
injunction which had been laid certain property situ
ated in Pearl street. called the Pearl Street House, to
compel the rent of said property to be paid into the hands
of receiver until the settlement of suit under which
Baldwin claims, under mortgage, to be the owner in
equity Id To appoint a receiver over the same Mo-
ton Dissolve the injunction granted and motion TO
appoint a receiver over the property denied