New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
TWO vTEWS OF PARENTAL LOVE.
A FATHER STATES HIS OWN PoslTloN-nhE
DAUGHTERS LAWYER SPEAKS FOR HER

A FATHER STATES HIS OWN PoslIloN-NhE
DAUGHTERS LAWYER SPEAKS FOR HER
In opposition to the effort made on behalf OF sar,h
Ienita Plumb to have he- father, James Nes Plumb
,emoved from his position guardian snd trustee OF the
estate left by wife their children m ahaavt oy
him presented the hearing before surrogate Ran
som yesterday which ne denied inc sesaeonS asas'
him He saws he has msanaScd or misappropria'"d
,he nrone-tv ana declares nj. dauGhtcr has been
nbiuctcd and forced sign the affidavit against him.
Andaytts by Justice Pratt OF brooklyn ana Adjutant
General Drum Of the United States Army were Also
handed I'D in which. after an acquaintance OF many
yo,rs thew nronounced Mr.. Plumb kind. arectonate
and ndugen father and in every way ut 70 have charge
Of his daughter vanderPoe- Cunning Goodwin repre-
sented Mr. Plumb and David Mcclure appeared for the
daughter
Nj Mcclure after repeating the charges Of extrava-
rance and mismanagemen, previously nsde against Nj
plumb said that the daughter had been
abducted and sign her sfdsvit He said that
Judge Prats friendship could be explained By the fact
that MI Plumb had entertained HIM in Europe. Ad-
Drum had been Plumos bosom friend for
years and could show by afdayits why Drum should
side with Plumb The Surrogate adjourned the hearing
saving tnAt he would talk with the girl.
READY TO MARRY IN ORDER TO GET HOME
christopher Tache. old OF means who came 70
this country from Germany fifteen years ago. married
young German eight years after. They lived
together for two years and then she with all
his amounting 10 $1,000 and has never since
been heard from lie had a house and two lots In
one thirds worth 81 000 and being
-heslth and without relations and friends ne toId
his nelghbors r. he nnd a to take care
him for the OF his lfc he would leave the prop
erty to her. widow Eliza Zundel. took him At MS
word and acted as hrs housekecper until he died TWO
years ago. his WILL which admitted 10 prooa'e
he left the property to her Afterward henry rau'
OF Philadelphia who said that he had known Iache IN
Germany. and old friend OF MS moved 10 nave
the probate revoked alleging undue influence the
part Of widow. Testimony was taken before
referee yesterday cx-Judge Amos g. Hull counsel
for the widow. appeared before Surrogate Ransom and
asked motion be denied With costs to the OBJ
posing party The lawyer the other side did not
appear The Surrogate said that when the other side
handed briefs. would make short work Of he case
CHAMBERLAIS WINS CHARGED WITH FRAUD
William N. Wins IS charged by Madgs Stone with de-
fraudng her in stock transaction, and in suit in
which she demands damages from him this allega
ton she obtained from Justice lngragam, in the
Superior Court yesterday. permission 20 serve an
amended complaint setting forth fully than the
original one her cause Of action. She says that on
February "a, 1880 he induced her. BY falsely and
raudulcnty representing that he owned $50 shares Of
the capital stock of the International Chemical Com
pany, of NewYork purchase these shares for $4,000
OF the purchase money ~ 900 paid down and the
rest was 10 be paid the delivery OF the stock As
pertaining afcrwsrd that interest in the corporation
and the stock contingent and uncertain. she
she demanded back the money that she had paid. which
was refused. so she Tor the amount with In
tercst.
WILLIAM LOTTIMER'S EXECUTORS APPEAL
A motion on behalf Of the executors Of William Lot
inner in their against firm Of brokers OF which
Frank 5 head. open the default by which
their complaint was dismissed BY Justice Chids, was
argued before Justice oBren, In the Supreme Court
Chambers YESTERDAY The suit was brought for the
recovery OF securities e112 COO hypothecated with
the firm by Jerome L. Hill, the defaultng trustee OF
the estate. The default taken in the absence OF
W. Bourke Cochran counsel for the plaintiffs and IL
was claimed his associates had asked for an I'D
jounent the ground that he engaged in another
case refused On the other hand, IL CON
tended there default, there ap-
pcarances both sides, and that the motion for
adjournment WAS denied because counsel would not
sipuste proceed the day. 1t claimed that
defendants had accepted securities good faith
and advanced a large sum on them The decision
reserved