New-York tribune., 1878-10-08
FRANK L. BARNARD,
Notary Public, Kings County.
FFIvAv1T OF JAMES BAILEY.

AFFlNANII Of janis bAiLh1'
sIrPRFME COURT-COunty OF New-YOrk.-Alexander
stewart ana Anne Jane Bailey against COTnea NJ
Stewart, Henery Hilton. and others, Defendants
lanes Bailey being duly sworn, says: That he is the
gentleman who instituted the Litigation against the
County OF New-York; that he abandoned the suit and
desires to state here that he never received teet OF
Indirectly any way, shape or manner one iaithng
for abandoning the same. ,-.,--, -.
Yane Bailey, Of the plaintiffs above named that she
Inc said Anue Jane Bailey, is absolutely incapable, and
has been from her youth Oh G or
Of ANYTHING that has relation TO business and she mas no
hsg eae ,s against az Cornea NJ stewart Henry Hilton
and Others than person who has never heard OF the
The stewart Estate That she is capable intelgenty
or in any way of communicating with counsel 80 as 10
they soud say That deaf that it is absolutely
impossible TO make hear and understand except as
with whom size intimately acquainted and that he be-
leves 1t absolutely impossible for stranger to c0mmu,
Intimate acquaintance with her verify believes that It
would be utterly impossible for heT 70 institute n'e
e'N'" "D' ''e" JAS. BAILEY.
Sworn to before me Ibis 2sth day}
VI RoB'T sEABURY.
Notary Public
uow ANNE JANE BAILEY COMMUNICATES WITH
OTHERS.
SUPREME CoURT-County of New-York-Alexander
Stewart and Aune Jane Bailey against Cornea NJ
Stewart, Henry Hilton and Others. City Of Brook
lyn, County OF Kings. ss:
Ellen Bailey, being duly sworn says that she Is the
niece OF Anne Jane Bailey OF the above named plain
ts that the said Anne Jane Bailey is now and has been
for nearly two weeks residing with THIS drponent that
one acquainted with her to communicate or inte.
gently converse with her. that deponent beeyes tnat
One and that she has endeavored to learn from her
action, which deponent is Informed purPorts TO be
signed by her. and who her lawyer 49, but she Is unable
Where his once is except tha it is in New-YOrk CITY, OF
anything respecting the complaint accepting hat she
signed paper but what 1t she does not know
that she said Ann Jane Bailey has stated TO deponent
made oath 70 the which she signed
that she went TO said lawyers Office with her brother
inaw, and there signed what the lawyer told her to
where she was then living and asked her sign
other paper which she did bat that she does not know
seems TO have idea, in general way that her lawyer
get for her little money as sne expresses IT,
grounds what for or how much she Is to receive or
what her lawyer s 70 nave & sue docs not
Bailey Ia absolutely incapable OF understanding any
thing relates to business and that this may
$ear she suggests that Court authorized
by the Court should inspect aud see Tor themselves
conducting litigation, or understanding what her in
terests are; while this deponeht does not consider
and while she is not lunatic in the offensive sense OF
that term yet che knows her TO be utterly Incapable o
managing her own affairs and absolutely helpless IN
every Of the word far as her mind is concerned
and absolutely dependent upon her relatives for her
daily bread; that the said Anne Jane Bailey has in
formed this depOnent as well rs she could, that she
aSs' not to SS1nS G% S her Ses SeX
heart this deponen believes that for the peace Of her
mind and for her good that the litigation which
appears now TO be conducted by Mr. Kueeland in her
behalf against the ab0ve-named defend ants should
cease, aud that she authorizes this depoUent TO say
that she Is utterly opposed 10 going with
litigation conducted by said Kneeland, and desires
some be substituted In his place and stead to rep
her. TO the end that justice shall be done all the
parties In this action and this aeponent for herself well
rs for the said Ann Jane Bailey here makes the same
request and expresses the desire, and she asks
that Asa W. Tenney be substituted in the place and
stead OF the said Kneeand.
Deponent further says that she Is Informed that the
motion OF the painuf Alexander stewart, TO change
Ills will heard and that 1t is advisable
20 have this motion heard at about the same time
she would therefore ask behalf OF herself well
in the behalf OF her aunt, tho said Ann Jane Bailey
than order TO show cause be made retuTnabie at
less time than eight days from the service thereof
ELLEN BAILEY.
Eworn to before this
cd day of October. 1878.
FRANK L. BARNARD,