Court OF Cbancery.
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Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.


SEPT. N.-DEcBIoNs.-Jants Mason Isaac JONES. ct
al This petition presents hardly strong case for
lief the petition which denied 9TH March, e42
except in particular that the present petition hows
accumulation to about 81 900. from which the
panant claims to be his eighth Of the income OF the
tate which fund having arisen SINCE did not exist IN
lS42. But this fact OF accumulation make no dine
the right and the authority OF the court 10
ser the money paid to him in this stage OF the
case. The ground which the former petition was
denied remains firm now it was then viz that the
Court cannot determine upon petition and in this inter-
mediate stage OF the and the very point which 10
the objects the bill to have determined and de-
creed for the bill calls for account OF the rents and the
OF one-eghth Of the estate and pray that be
decreed him instead oil the annuity. HIS right such
account is denied by the Defendants answer and yet
the Court Is asked 10 anticipate the decree by ordeng
oneeghth OF the income be paid at once As have
said before, the complainant must wait until he can bring
his cause to hearing Motion denied with costs to be
taxed.


John Labant Phillip Btnnsf, Jr 1t dl-Ordered
that Master comptroing proceed to take and state ihs
Of the RECEIVER tquIed by the order Of
December III 1899 That for this pose the Master
the parties TO appear before him. and require them
bring and deposit in his Office all the books 81
and papers and vouchers relating TO the Receiver
ship which may be in the hands possession, under
control OF either OF them that the said receiver
may make his account and charges and discharges
be laid before the said Master and that the parties be at
liberty TO examine witnesses touching the Receiver
transactions and accounts The matter Of costs and all
other directions reserved until the Masters report