The New York herald., 1868-12-25

eru soldiers Not Forgotten.
Thomas O. Moore, q bachelor, formerly resident
Of Brooklyn, Z. d. but recently OF New Jersey, where
he died about month ago. left win OF which the
suboincd IL an abstract. After the usual introduc-
tory sentences he orders that his executors shall pay
his debts, with the exception Of mortgages. The
real estate named is principally IN BROOKLYN
lie leaves his personal estate to his sister, Martha
Jane, which comprises bonds mortgages, scrip, GER
tlEcates or evidences OF bank Stock moneys,
&C. lie also bequeathes to the same sister all MS
porcr side Of soas m street ese side
OF Fourth street and southery side OF South sixth
street.
IN the sixteenth ward also certain portions OF estate
in the Ninth and Nineteenth wards, to sell the same
within three years after his decease, TO invest and
keep invested IN good securities the proceeds thereof
until the same are exhausted or disposed Of I'm the
following manner:-After the payment OF certain
be invested and the interest used for the benefit
OF EIect r. Moore during her liietime at her death
M CITY Mssonary socIey American
Home Missionary Society and the American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
societies be gives $500 each. and also to the Ameri-
can and Foreign Christian Union $500; American
sary. 500; Williamsburg Fire Department Fund for
the Benefit OF Widows and Orphans OF Firemen, $200
American Bible society. 81, ,oOJ; American Tract So
ccty $500; trustees and elders OF the Presbyte
church In Elkton Nd. for the benefit OF such church,
s50o Consisory OF the Reformed Dutch church, late
worshiplng at the corner Of Fourth and south Sec
ond streets, should 1t be In operation separate and
apart from an amalgamation with another
church sssa sabbath choo! s.noo Of sad
street (Dr. Porter's, $500; South Bushwick Re-
formed Dutch church. Eighteenth ward, $500. II,
order named there should ue still balance left and
remaining OF this rst fund there shall be paid to the
Williamsburg Industrial school $500; Graham In In
Five Points House Of Industry, New York. $500. II
there should still be balance left then to be disi
ded between the Williamsburg City Missionary So
ciey and other benevolent societies, as his execu-
tors may think most desirable.
To his sister Martha Jane he wills the real estate
at the southeast Of Fourth and South Seventh
streets, Washington Hall.
10 John Moore brother, real estate in Ninth ward,
estate in Elkton county, Md also estate In the Egh
teenth ward, TO be sold within five years after his
the proceeds % ee G vest IN in sare S seeu curl
Moore the interest accrung during nus natural llie;
and also to pay said John Moore, If living at the time
property all sums above that amount. II he should
not be living, then the whole proceeds after the pay
ment OF , necessary expenses go rr. to stn; the
ETY., American Home Mission Society, American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
reformed Dutch Domestic Mission and Board
OF publication, share and share alike. But IN case
his brother John Moore should be living at the time
OF realizing the proceeds OF sale OF the above de-
scrbed property then deceased directs that after his
brothers. death the said trust fund snail be paid
follows:-$4 900, or so much OF that amount US shall
be requisite, Is to be applied TO the supplying and
making up Of any deficiency that may occur in first
named trust fund, and the remainder after certain
small legacies to relatives TO the Board OF the Ame-
rcan and Foreign Christian Union New York. $1,000
American seaman's Friend Society, 5000; Williams
burg Dispensary, Long Island, $500, and the re-
mainder TO be divided between the American Bible;
Society, the American Tract Society, and the Ameri-
can Home Missionary Society, share and share aike
lie authorizes his executors TO pay any and oil
sums OF money remainderS or residue5 or trusts
and remainders OF proceeds Of land, which may not
be hercnbefore apportioned or provided for after
paving their own and all ohe. legal claims or de-
mands to the American Bible Society.
To his executors, - John Moore. James Han ana
The attesting witnesses are JOIN Simonson, John
A. staats and 'rheo. Y. cambridge.
Certain bonds, mortgages, &C. to his sister, Mar
tha Jane Moore he revokes, for the reason that,
desiring to set apart moderate fund for the releI
| Southern soldiers who died or were killed In the
| late war, in the eastern parts Of South Carolina
| to James Han and Francis !. Porcher, Louis d. DC
| Sausser and f. Henry Frost, OF Charleston, S. O..
and the Rev. John k1mlsy bonds % u trust ior - sha
distributed in south Carolina to be moro than one
| NTH OF the whole. The amount, with interest, K
be distributed IN the course OF seven years.
All the residue OF the bonds and mortgages with
few exceptions, he sets aside for the rebuilding o
repairing OF churches without regard TO sect or de
| nomination, injured by the late war within the dis
| tricts OF the Southern States aforesaid.
Bonds, &c excepted in the above, amounting tt
Board OF Domestic Missions OF the General Assembly
OF the Presbyterian Church, 50, 900; American Home
| sons Of the Reformed Dutch Church, $4,000.
Then follow bequests to the Rev. Avah Guyon,
late Of Grace church, 500; Rev. Alfred H. Partridge
rector OF Christ church, $1,000; Rev. Ebert \.
| Porter, 500; Conslstory OF the Reformed Dutci
church, Dr. Porter's when the new church is fully
school attached to said church, $500; Mission
school, Ninth street, ID. Porters, $500; William
Ferris, for his German mission school, Union avenue
$500; South Bushwick Dutch Reformed church.
| $500; Presbyterian church, DR.. Wells. $500
| Christian Aid Society, Brooklyn, Il. d., $1,000; In
church, to church warders, &C., Tor benefit OF said
church. 5000; Brooklyn Society for the Relief OF Re
spectacle Aged INDECENT Females. sl,oso; Williams
lyn (E.D.i Widows and Orphans Fund, $500; Ameri
| can Female Guardian Society, New York, for the
| lyn orphan Asylum, 81 200; The shelterng Arms o
| the City OF New York, OF which the Rev. Thomas NJ
bies, Of which Benz IT, Field i president, s5oo sam
| nrtan Home for the Aged New York. OF which Mrs.
James NJ; Mcvlckers Il president male department
| derers No. % New Bowery, 1900; Chidren's AID
society, New York, $500; New York Port society
house CT whss Son. -
Home Missionary Society or the Methodist Episcopa
Church, conducung the FIVE Points Mission, q pars
ton and Home for Respectable Females, No. ~
East Twentieth street, $1,000; American seananis
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
$40
lie revokes thar article leaving his sister, Marfhi
Jane Moore. certain real estate, and only gives he
life interest In the same Affer her death the FOL
lowing legacies are 10 paid out of The proceeds
the sales Of such real estate:-American Home Mis-
sonary Society. $4,000; American Board OF Com
mlssioners OF Foreign Missions, $4,000; AmericaI
Tract Society $4,000. and TO the American Bib.
Society the remainder and residue OF ell suci
MONEYS. He leaves $1,000 20 be invested for TN
benefit OF Electa r. Moore, and nj her death I'M
principal to be divided between the American BIbl
and the American Tract Societies
The rcsiduary either through being overlooked
or from non-acceptance Of lcgaciea. whatevc
other cause, goes to the American Bible Society.