The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-17

I. Nueyitas adVices OF the 10th say the insur-
gents are sanguine of capturing Hoiauin which
the town. Benegoz asks for reinforcements
LONDON, April 1873 A.M.-In the House of
Commons tonight Mr.. Gladstone moved Chat
the House go into committee on the bin for the
dlsestablishment of the Irish Church. Mr..
Newdegate Conservative, moved as an amend
ment that the House go into committee In six
months from the present day. This motion was
equivalent to an indefinite postponement. A
nNely debate followed, during which Mr.. K. S.
Aytoun member for kirkaldy, created a sensa-
ton by declaring his objection to that clause i'm
the bill which provided for the support of May
nooth College. Mr.. Aytoun is a Liberal, and
voted with the majority in the division on March
20, when the bill passed to its second reading.
His declaration was followed by scene of great
excitement in the House.
The opposition cheered repeatedly, and coun-
ter cheers and other Interruptions came from the
Ministerial benches. When Mr.. Aytoun ended
his remarks the confusion subsidized, and the de-
bate was continued. Most of the speeches were
made by the minor members of the opposition.
- At the end OF this discussion; which lasted six
hours Mr.. Gladstone rose and said due care
would be given by the Government to the terms
of the provision made for Maynooth College
He attributed much of the opposition to the
bill to the power OF theclergy in Ireland. That
power had been built up by the old policy of
England, which has lately been partially reversed,
and was now about to be finally and completely
abandoned He concluded by declaring that the
SUCCESS Oh IDlb OIL was not n question Oh party,
but of justice. Mr.. Dsraeli followed. He dis
approved of the division Mr.. Newdegates
motion for postponement, and said he was
anxious to go into committee on the bill.
The House divided on the original motion to go
into committee, with the following result:-For
355; against, 229. The House then formally went
into committee on the bill, and adjourned.
Will Of Edward Penn Middleton.
The value of the estate of Edward Penn Mid
dleton, recently deceased, is estimated at from
S350,000 to S400,0 600. The will has been ad-
mitted to probate, and is as follows:-
direct that my executor shall purchase for
me lot in the cemetery attached to the Presby-
tcrian church in the village of Blackwoodtown,
in the State of New Jersey, and therein to cause
my body to be decently iTterred and that, at an
expense not less than 5000 and not to exceed
$1,000. he cause the said lot to be enclosed
and improved, and a suitable and appropriate
monument to be erected thereon.
| give and bequeath to my sister, Mrs. Han
nah NOrcross, the interest of ten thousand dollars
during all the term of her natural life, in semi
annual instalments; her receipts, or those of any
other parties or party who may be properly au-
thOrized by or for her to act to be the only suf-
cient vouchers for such payments and the said
interest not to be subject or liable in the hands
of my executor to the control of debts, contracts
or obligations of my said sister, or of her present
husband, or of any future husband with whom
she may hereafter intermarry.
| give and bequeath to my sister, Martha c.
Ware, the interest of ten thousand dollars during
all the term of her natural life, in semi-annual
instalments; her receipts, or those of any other
parties or party who may be properly authorized
by or for her to act, to be the only sufficient
vouchers for such payments, and the said ,inte-
rest not to be subject or liable in the hands of
my executor to the control of debts, contracts,
obligations of my said sister, or of her pre-
sent husband, or of any future husband with
whom she may hereafter intermarry
give and bequeath to such of the children of
my deceased sister, Sarah Scott who may sur
vivie me, the sum of ten thousand dollars to be
equally divided among them, share and share
grandchildren not included.
give and bequeath to my brother John c.
Middleton, the interest of ten thousand dollars,
the same to be paid to him in semi-annual install
ments during all the term of his natural life.
give and bequeath to my sister, Mrs. Susan
Hvermore, the sum of twenty thousand dollars
(S20000) in cash.
I give and bequeath to my uncle, Thomas
Caffley, $1,000
| give and bequeath to my uncle, Samuel CAT
frey, $1C0 per annum, during all the term of his
natural life.
l give and bequeath to my aunt, Mrs Mary
Williams, $1,000.
| give and bequeath TO my aunt, Mrs. Rebecca
Venable, $1,000.
give and bequeath to the children of my de-
ceased brother, Charles Middleton, namely
Sarah, Harriet, and Charles, $4,000 each.
give and bequeath to my cousin, Mrs. Louisa
Rambo, $1,000
l give and bequeath to my friend Mrs. Caro-
line A. Howe, $1,000.
give and bequeath to my friend, Mrs. Annie
Bacon, wife of Francis S. Bacon, $4,000.
/ give and bequeath to my friend, Thomas
Cooper, $1,000.
l give and bequeath to my friend, Mrs. Eliza
Scker, $1,000.
give and bequeath to my friends, Misses Ella
and Fanny Butcher, $1,000 each.
give and bequeath my friend, Mrs. Matilda
Ward, $1,000.
give and bequeath to my clerk, William
give and bequeath to my porter, Joseph Cor
son, $1,000.
give and bequeath to the Northern Home for
Friendless Children, $1,000.
give and bequeath to the Magdalen Society
of Philadelphia, $1,000.
give and bequeath to the Old Mans Home,
$1,000.
give and bequeath to the Trustees or Man
ayers of the private cemetery at Blackwood-
town, New Jersey, in which the remains of my
mother now rest, $1,000.
give and bequeath to the Union Benevolent
Association of Philadelphia, $1,000.
give and bequeath to the Presbyterian Church
and the Methodist Church at Blackwoodtown,
New Jersey, $1,000 each
All the residue and remainder of my estate
real, personal, and mixed, of whatsoever kind
and wheresoeyer situate give, devise, and be-
queath to my nephew, Charles ID. Middleton, his
heirs and assigns forever.
Lasty-I hereby nominate, constitute and ap-
point the said James OttersOn, Jr., and f. Car
roll Brewster executors and trustees of and under
this my last will and testament,
In witness whereof / have hereunto set my
hand and seal this twenty-second day of August,
Ammo DOmini one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-seven QS6O.