New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
crNERAL CUTTINGS TRUST.
TEARING BY THE SURROGATE.
FOR A SUBPOENA FOR THE fAEo0ioN-
ASKING foN rrRrHER ACCOUNTING.

ANOIhN -, TUT vxrc1rToR-
rop A SUBPOENA FcR THE fAE'0
AsKiN" FURTHER ACCOUNTING.
,ors Of Mrs. LYDIA Cutting, the
The en'tN''rorl Cutting to secure an accounting
gidOw oi wuliam Cutting executor OF the estate
from "e u cutting has started olt'el ies"i HN"''
Of Ffan0 In the case yesterday lor Hlis' Nut
Ehbu rrankln Bartlett While "harIos ~ Duii'''
tine 1ohriskie represented the opposl1oh' S
ard W. ,in. took his seat at p M MI bar'e'' i''
gate AZ Burr whether General Cutting "oooun, o.
ssEed 'it' had been fled. Mr.. Burrlll answered.
asked loi ot been as General Cutting was TOO
that H,,c IT. no had been at nome III
III W ,as, session of the case and wouid uhuouotcu'9
since an Cor two weeks more Mr.. Bartlett asKeu Il
reDs,n , had physicians certificate 10 that e"eo'
Ai' LII gracefully bowed. ME- bartieVt "oooP'o"
MI -.,rs preylous offer that the account shouiu po
M snrcriaed until General Cutting should DC h'uo'n
flea uu' sd cold. 81 think had better agree on
again. consider the order for the examination oi
time C,,,ng" Mr.. Burril said in an I'M
Gtho'" ave can arrange that by ourselves '
oeF'UrV F.,ett responded so that everybody hearu
MI cs that right here. Let Mr. Leary chiei c'e'A
can snrrorateI take the testimony ten DAYS Hoih
II was ordered. all
nov prtlett then said "The next matter Is tne 'i"S
MI .,,minary objections to the accounting as rem
Of the ooral Cntting of the estate of Francis b.
dereu :" THAT accounting does not embrace the reai
Cu'uHs' tho interest of Mrs. Gertrude Cutting lthe
es'Ao ~ Francis b. Cutting' Mr' Ia
mo'Ls ouad attention TO Mrs. Lydia Cutting alua'H
Ibat General cuttings csnss IL d not contain an
errOnon ~ the several millions OF dollars oI IeaI es
49, left TO charge the rents .e'G rs an" ntiUs as
erans mon information and belief that General Su'ns
saS not accounted for the real etSae so
ANXIOUS " obiections," said Mr.. Zaoriske win win
quiet r.t scOrn; what Mrs Cutting says is
ansancd ana by no proered proof 1t seems
snS absurd to base on such mere M Xecntor m arge
ton taS mad real estate As fact he has not as these
rents Sheionred TO him executor. The allegation is
never ns il rart a lie and part truth , ,o,,,
hMr Root (calnlly)-Do you make 'n"t s'"'o"'H' 1'D
Mr. Ropt-Is that your own statement 40. ,ros mot
Mr. Zabrske repeated ms ASSERTION % ' I est"te The
,,%ep lie wanted to know from WHAT rea eSne1 w. e t
uu the executor never could have had rents
aserecuor. As for Gertr1ds Cn''i1s o win that
c1trng never had anything 10 ootnd uo %aI thai
Hs said that Mr.. Burrll suggested "a. f
the matter TeereSce. Mr. Root thought that the surro,
se1 ond decsle the matter. General cutting ma he
sS account expressly excluding real estate ne IuS
rI million of realty to control; what had become
o5 after fifteen yearsi II he would say Inat lie na0 no
=. vdt sstate 10 account for, that would settle IT, "a,
The surrogate decided that the athdaSits "ne sum
cent 10 support Mrs Cuttings petition, olu ol Dol
her demand for citation OF witnesses 10 prove e &
Of removing the executor OIal estlInonS ii 49," 10
necessary support the alhdayts ior the
rtinc IN appear to testify. Mr. Zabrske GecIare'
tha
siIe nS thou int he had but would hear arshueut
of 1890 to-day aud would Issue tho suop''"' "'
.ce ~ If be decided that he had the power; ,,, -
General Cuttings lawyers during the day nleu MS az AZ
eonnfing showing his receipts and eNpendlutes III '
of Mrs Howard Cutting as eIecurN ana trustee
The account embraced six schedules echIGuiSe a
shaving the receipts from the estate OF EtihcIs b
,ng ht,ned by General Cutting for Mrs Heyward ~
tns opens on November 20. 1876 WITH deposit III to
PbTnix National Bank for S2o96 70 re IecVlPt' u.' 90
from February l. 1877, aud extend TO May - ~
give a total TO that time OF Si'-'ot = ..
fhe dates and amounts only are given ana nov '''5
sonrce Additional receipts for 1sS3 were AUGUST D.
g 6ST q5: September ), - 900 and 500 SrpieOTr
S2Sio5. making total OF S2O3 ,6O7 Y. Schedule Is
e1yes expenditures for elegrans, Decemher
scbedule d gives various bills paid for MIS- Cut'u-'
amounting TO 81 O,354 40, among vii en- Is one OF
aTy 22 1917 the bill Of Isaac H. Brown
SlG3 IL Schedule L states the mouey paId 70 u.',
cutung from November 90 1876, to May = lSS2 lo'ai
SlSl SOC; this is by drafts on the fhHhlN NdHo,"I
Eank on Monroe & Co and DreXe, Morgan * Co. ior
which there are l3l vouchers. There are ullS o
cothiog one paid through James B. Colgate So''
5000 one to FOrdyce Barker, S5j ana ymehtS A. Io
lows after My >. 1855. which date Mrs Gu sA
bcr drafts ceased he hOpOTed: August D - 90 30
september To- -. 600 and $500 September IL @4-o'