The surrogate in making the decision upon which the decree appealed from here is based, uses the following language: “ The sole question before the court is,- Is the language of the will broad enough to warrant the holding that the testator intended to give the trustees authority to *915invest the $62,970 of funds of the estate in new, untried ventures.” Mr. Justice Cochrane holds that that question was not sent back for a hearing upon the appeal (opinion reported in 184 App. Div. 646); that the inquiry was limited. Such limitation, if it exists, is to be found in the last clause of the opinion. (184 App. Div. 649.) A similar clause giving authority to trustees of a will to invest trust funds was considered in Matter of Hall (164 N. Y. 196). It impresses me that some of the investments in question might not come under the definition or correct interpretation of “ New and untried ventures,” nor by reason of conditions existing be considered “ speculative and hazardous.” Also it would appear that one of the remainder-men consented to or knew of some of these investments. It is a question when all of the evidence was before the surrogate, and the decree appealed from here based upon it, should it not be considered upon this appeal? I dissent. Decree modified in accordance with opinion, and as so modified affirmed, without costs.