The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
THE Vanderbilt WILL" YOUNG COR
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The old Commodore had pretty strong
will Of his own during his lifetime. 1t remains
to be seen whether tho will he has left behind
him will prove Of equal strength. 1t is not sur
prsins that Mr. Cornelius J. Vanderbilt com
monty known in the family us Young Cornell"
should be somewhat displcased with his fathers
disposition OF those fabulous millions. II, as has
boon stated, he receives only tho income 10 be
derived from an investment OF 100000 out OF
an estate Of sl00.0OO.000. Report says II is not
tho first time Young Cornell has gone against
tho Commodores will. Young Cornell was
in carlylfe somewhat hayward youth. roamed
much about the country. took hand in politics.
NJ went in for tho chances generally. If he Is
not chip OF the old block, he knows q great
deal about chips; in fact, Is said 10 DO very fond
OF them.
1t is understood that Mr.. Cornelius J. Wander
bilt was perfectly willing TO sec William " on
this matter. but inasmuch as Mr.. William IT,
Vanderbilt expressed entire satisfaction with
the conditions and clauses OF his fathers will.
Young Cornell determined TO go IL alone. with
aview Of turning such portion Of the Wander
bilt millions In his direction as would have
fallen TO him under the statute of distributions
one OF the children of the deceased had tho
S'"',"ouoi' "iou in'eseto Al "niail
snou,e lo",a'' ''uura'e' an appnca.,on ior .no
"p ',. VI y r'o,Ver oi inc 'anoeroiN
validity OF the will is already spoken of. and
the rumor has been freely used In Wall street
for stock Iobbing purposes. All this is pleasant
and cheerful-for the possible future receiver,
suggesting a long vista Of fees. perdusites. and
commissions on n scale hitherto unknown evon
In this much-commissioned and perquisited
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:. anGu'sn OF n',nu' yu' ioune oorneei
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" nueo" ,'o'o sc. 'ous 'n'nnoi' "he'her o'nors
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l'No no S,o,r' VI 'ne,, uissa.isiu''oh ION MT
.1. - '"au,'on' u. n'' oon'on'pa.ru az
"nnp, 70 resist 'ne propa.e Oh tho WILL or
W. wne'ier .hey seahu alooi WINE ne goes In ana
"'AoS mo ch"ncs' 10 lune ceruin
',''u WIN 'ie cNc'pt.oh OIL mnliam' al
me .omhouores chiiureh wouia cheeriuly
%duiesce IN inc breaking oil MS VIII into the
most iniihipesinai OF pieces.
Inc enormous fortune ieit 10 Mr. "l'iihm
n. .ahderDiN anu MS son Is Well c'icu-
iated 70 precd dissatisfaction when COM
pared WIN inc comparatively sL'all
amounts lie" TO the oommodores on CT
chiidren nor would IL IN any manner DE mater
ior surprise should they prove dangerously
n
colossal esute' ana uiumateiy raiy 70 the
support oil foung Cornell In his resistance
10 he propate OF ne VIII. is' as
we unuersmnu, urged on ue part oil
mr. "iliam IL. 'anneroit' IN answer 70 the
supposed Inc OF argument OF the alleged
contestant nat ue commodore was one OF
'hosc rev mch over whom was impossioie 10
exert unuue ihnuence' OF hhuenoe OF any
kihu' ana tnat substantially inc oisposition