In the Matter of George W. Robinson

The objections urged to the appointment of Mr. Robinson, as disclosed by the notice of appeal, were, first, that there was no vacancy to be filled, inasmuch as Washington Murray became trustee by virtue of his executorship of the last will and testament of the deceased trustee, James B. Murray; second, that it appeared that Mr. Robinson was an improper person to be appointed trustee of the will; third, that no notice had been given of the application for his appointment to the infantcestuis que trust, and, fourth, that no notice of the application was given to Hamilton Murray, the surviving…