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JAN ~ John Davis uror Us. james s. Beyfine and
Jacob Vandsrhoof This action of trespass on
the Csse to the value OF certain stocks Of which
the plaintiffs wife became in the year i943 viz
AZ shares being stock belonging to the Canton Compan,
81 were bequeathed to her by her father
Mr. Reynolds, and for which he paid SOS per share Ii
appeared the stock was placed in the hands of the de
dants who brokers' and since dissolved
and ordered them to SELL They sold the stock il appear
ed at loss Of 30 cent and the action was brought 10
recover the value OF the stock The defendants dis
solved partnership In 1914, and Berthe being solvent de-
tends the suit conended that the stock was given
to vanderhoo to enable him to speculate in stocks by
selling and renvesting again according to pleasure In
consequence Of this agreement Mr. vanderhoof sold this
stock and purchased this other stock for the value
Of the Canton stock, which was swallowed up bv the
ed over to this forenoon.


Before Judge DAILY.


Inc second branch of this Court also sat.
Henry Jackson VS.. Isaac HU.-This was an action Of
trespsss to try question Of ttlc right of entry be
tween the parties. It appeared plaintiffs occupied the
upper part Of premises 10 Plat street. and defendant the
first floor, cellar. Both tenants Plaintiff In order
to test the question: fastened certain passage leading
to the cellar through psron which defendant broke
down, and after hearing evidence the jury rendered
verdict for defendant,