, 1879-04-25

III TheT ded their bill in tho Superior Court to
t,tlbl.t their title in April. Two weeks ago
tgeur1nl demurrer wna nsgucd 10 thy bitl OIL
tho p,st Of some thirty OF thc t;efsnlants. To-
ID demurrer. lie said thnt tic riusIecs 1lad
tlIen extraordinary rnrc. They filed their bill
for Instructions n,,ll pursued thu directions Of
ihc Court 10 the letter. II the trustees Ind
hsye been cause OF complaint. But huru con-
scnt was obtained to every act aiht all convey
,nces u,adu by direct orders. The ucmurrers
a.re, therefore, SUSTAINED. Mr. George smith
appeared for tue defendants.
THE TAYLOR ESTATE. s
The dseary monotony which usually peryades
he Probate Court, over which judge Knicker-
boekei pttsiucs, wus relieved yesterday inorn-
lux by The appearance Of the hig legal guns who
xerc retained IN the case Of Mrs. Collins,
formerly strz. II. II. Taylor, ngainst the cxecu-
ton Of tho estate Of tho late II. II. Tnylur.
There we're Writ Dexter and W. =. Young, Jr.,
for the executors, a,! sidney smith nn,l =. NJ.
Ih'ssd for the complainant. AIR. Dexter, OH
the calling Of the case, suggested ttlnt soMc
Issues DC made IN the matter, mud that the oh
iec,iona to tho actions Of the executors he flied
'ndc.atI. To this proposition the Court as
ttulcd Mr.. aiillari replied that II was tn-
possible 10 make my detailed objections. liz
believed that tho expenses changed for crccu-
tors sesyicts should be passcd upon. No
scroun, was presented Of the iutrrest on the In
EcsIHlcnts, 1i the Hcsourt tint was He'd is the
one to NhEch objections were made In gross.
Alter some aaIll.onal aparsing between counsel,
tieoree l. Otis, Cashier Of The Commercial
Saunual hank, WIS called. III testified thut he
hsd made tut lie accounts and Ecpt the books.
somc ftty IncetfnGs Df tlic execul0rs had BEEN
Ihaf
htt were deemed o! no particular I'm portanct.
at thls stage Mr.. Dexter objected. tn tue
ground that no specifications had been pre-
lsEsel.
Thy Court suggested that counsel could 80
into the profits OF The estate tiue to Mrs. Inylor.
NE Smith remarked that the question OF t.,s
ompen'utlon Charged hv the executors WIS ono
slat came within ttic plrt!ow ot thu o1ntninn-
tlon
III. Dexter insisted That tho executors could
cut all tho provisions of TIM will, ind for this
lesson any inquiry ut this time futo tho ques.
uoil o. conlpcnsat!on WIS premature.
me Court Understood tllnt tho estate was
closed up; :hcre were ru cutns against It, anil
the executors must bc discharged.
.Mr, Dextcr ubiccted 10 the ruling Of the
Celtt, un' haId thAi tho will provided tllat tho
tea1 estate stall hu converted tntn intcIcst-bcnr.
lts securities. 1tr executors have not mude
lns eonYeEs1ont ard cannot for Bomo time 10
come.
Ihe Court again stutcd that the estate was
elosca, atld the executors wcrB simply trustees
ese! whom Tie frubatc Court lad lio control.
W patl1es In Interest eailllot arrive ut ATTY
EEh.!en,cnt, tcEollrsc must be lad to Court vf
f.y. safafrGry. All Hut the Court cuull now do
Nlth ily estate wns to leave It 10 tl.r executors
!asl as sls. Taylor hal left It..
lAe examination OF Av. Otis was then re-
;tSSta tSs es.,olr sn iron s testimony appeared TINT
F,mos oass"tp's, W., Mess!a' IL. y. hihs, y; T.
9'sf s5uD piece rlch ycar for ihctr services.
~ 1ae ts'n Of the t!tyison, wlun Mrs. TAYLOR
- sas awarded her lower Interest, tho estate was
Gcsaleu t'' Of $G95.GJ: Ihr widow took *23l, :
o,i rs her share. Thh would eavc In tile iia,u.s
saoNed ,lat they haI Sis0, 0,0o0. dltIercure Ut
,ss ,sals slI.ooo, in which she had nnsth!r.l in
RseN. a!uch i'iir was devoted tu asecrlain!n.,
ntt !ns Sl7,th was composed pi, out nothing
.m.s'aelory was reached. On further TX
nsli n,ii m m itcnt Of sa5,oo0, which lsad heen
Issa 70 Mrs. Taylor, VIVA cllBrgcd 10 expenses,
~. ~ atsabt u Eet I'LL cxpanatlOn Of this error
r1lsa ns equally truit!es.. Tl!e CURT then took n
te,s alleF which tho countel for tllt r1rcu.
,ms, 1,s Sano IN ntd nladc application to iilc All
rt4tatl rnenus,l hvvo'int. which tlie Court granted,
ES!!ng them Till May to do 50. The lurtl,vr
1's'@'s was tarn postponed to a!aye s.
REMINDER OF THE July nIOTs.
"a very Interesting ease Is IN trInE before
suase MeAllister, growing out Of the July
.o'' os ls7 The plaintiff Is tho Harmonic
aHes'atlcn na OF Joucrs, who bring suit against
ssFohec Superintendent Hickey anil number
~ ~ elmer police officers, who brolse
" meeting at thu West Twelfth
T. 1Mse1 larncr sia!l on Tl,ursluy, July ai, 1s71
~ NV "st'mony, according to thu witnesses foI
~. prosecution, Was that about 800 member:
w. ~. 'e !as'oefnston werr holding u quiet meet
s 10 Consider tho E!eht,hons law, when tlie
wv ..s4 was burst obcn ana tbs police rushed 10
Ws,ssnnoano ao1 ~. -.;-,--,-,g get uut " hcFc.'
M,W. t. tl'eln ~, atIl ho was strurk first, III.
fatSs, ,"isn bcsaA clubbing, tund tho member!
S1r.s Sasa 9ut VI The .lall las fast % ,ley could
In Ih. 'e liolieu alku 1rc.l III thelr reyulrcri
ihs NV ssam VT aIl ltie bullethulrs wera snowh II
Is,. "an: WI Thu tosuerh nlahe 10 resistance, alls
ill., .,s NV armed. Several 0i iIiu motnbess OF
nsba, ~ Climbed up u llttie stairway tifseeE
ton,s. *to to lo!L oyar the stAge, where the,
them tfr p'l!ec !6oking behind the srel,rA ii
VI, a,r .so riot act WAS read. but tho vonn.ant
sluoS;rega 10 get uat, aud llte police then bega1
~ n Sut sut! was breueh. 10 recover for tr dau,
ill., Ssm SSeIo ~ le clatra and 0t!lrr furniture d
!pt.ssM,s shtl tic courtroom wQs well tlltra wit!
QUE If g. Germans. Tie 6ocisiists CLAIM, thu
kI4a1 y 'iislr members named Tessmann wa
elaIacdSs y ise hall then, whtle The po!ca officer
Ttsdnsa. 9s T. wns killed at the taIstrd.strce
HE cusu wtll go Oh Hgaln to.day.
!. THE WEBER SCANDAL.
.a., -" oeselNber last Ada Robert filed h
ess.. s' iheodore b. Weber, ii weil-known nicl
W., and Edmund Juessen, charging tAa
80, ssa the fathes OF her son, that Ae ha
s.s.sI s.aea TO pay her an amount equal to 3 pc
'n's's'too $500 dushgl ler life gu eond4tlo