u. 5. Circuit Court.
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BeIUTc Judge NeIs0n


JUNE l9.-Chdries a. Williamson and Catharine his
Dye Joseph Bery-This was action of ejectment,
brought to test the question to the validity of defend
ants title, to certain property situate at Chelsea,
appeared that in the year 1902 Mrs. Clarke, hav-
ing conveyed in a codicil to her WILL her property
to trustees, for the benefit of a party pamed Thos
b. Clark the illigitimate issue Of her deceased
providing Also that the property after his death
should go to his children. The trustees it appeared,
subsequently resigned when the Legislature appointed
trustees, who, it appeared, refused to The
Legislature have recently appointed T. B. Clark sole
trustee and in consequence of the depressed state the
property, gave him full power and authority to dispose
OF part thereof which he accordingly did. The defen
dant in this suit of the purchasers and the child
Of said Clark bring their suit against defendant,
the ground that the actions of the Legislature
illegal. Adjourned over.