The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-09
Vanderbilt's Will

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Vanderbilts will and codicils embrace
from 0 1000 to 1900 words. The provisions
are thus summarized {: First, $500, 600 to
his wife in t%en-forty U. s. boud3, ia lieu Of
dover, as FER ante nuptial agreement
also the use of the residence ct New York
during her life the a-ppurtenances are
given absolutely eXcei the sta'uary and
pictures of the deceased's mother AID
former wife. These go at the death Of the
widow to the grandson, Cornelius Wander
bit, and the house to William II. Two
carriages and a pair of hortes also given to
the widow. Second. to five dsught r.,
Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Thorn, Mrs. Clark, Mis-.
Torrance, and Mrs. Labau, for their own
use 81 ,2j0, goo in registered bonds of the
Lake Shore railroad ; ALTO $3.50, 600 cOn-
solidated mortgages and bonds of the New
York and Iiu-son railroad, TO be divided
in equal shares Immediately. To the
trustees named in the will 81, 400, 600 in
ten-forty L. S. bonds in trust, az follows
81, 400, 900, the interest TO he raid to his
daughter, Mrs. D.. Is. Allen, during
life for her separate use, she not
to have the power to dispose
OF her right, the boquest to fall on her
death 20 her children or if she leave none
the btque5t TO 60 to the Icsiduary legatee
$500 600, tic interest TO be paid to his
4 .ughttr. Mrs. Geo. A. O>gocd, and Oh
her death the amount falls t, the residlafy
lpga'ee $500 GOO, the interest to be paid
to Mrs. Gustavc Latte, the above sum on
her death to be divided among her children
or next of kin; 5000 600, the interest for
the support Of his son Cornelius Wander
tilt, that no part of ta'd interest be paid
to any assignee and IN case said son assigns
or transfers any OF his beneficial
interest or attempts TO do so the
interest on the said bonds shdl
belong to the residuary legatee to whom in
any case they 60 or The death Of Cornelius;
to his sister Phebc, 81 200 per annum to
bis riece Pnebe Aun Blake, $500 per an
mum Rebecca Little and daughter, $500
per annum, Jointly; fifth, to his br, thcr
Jacob H., 5000 first mortgage bonds Of
the Staten Island railroad to his niece
Arne Root, $50 000 in like bonds to his
nephew Cornelius V. DeForest $4,000 in
bonds of the Lake Shore to lis niece
Phebe Ann Dustan, So, 000 in New YoIk
and Harlem bonds to Mrs. Sophia
Waite $1,000 in like bonds Charlotte
II iskell, daughter of his sister Charlotte,
So, coo like bonds to each of three daugh-
tiers of his niece Phtbe Ann Dustan 81
600 Ike b,nd,; Charles Simorson, son of
his nephew, $40, 000 like bonds; his fami-
ly physician DR.. Laislty, $4,000 like
bonds; Capt. James Brais'ed, formerly in
his employ, $4,000 Ike to1ds; Lqmbert
Wardwtll, old and f. bful clerk, 100000
like bonds, provided he be in his rcc.
vice at the tcsta'ors d,atb; VIM. X Thorn,
Samuel Pulten, grandson Of the brother
OF deceased's mother, So, 0G0 Lake Shore
bonds; Rev. DR.. Deems $4,000 like
bonds Mrs. Maria Cecher, wife Of Gen.
Gordon Granger, 500, 600 like bonds +;
wife OF his nephew Samuel Barton $685.
900 bonds Staten Island road. Sixth, di-
reefs in case the bonds as bcqueathed are
lacking at the time of his dta,h that they
be purchased with funds Of the
estate, or that United States bonds
be bought. Seventh, leg icy and succession
taVas IN rplDtc, uf h.nup.t. .IJ IA. he Maid
out Of the residuary estate. Eighth, the
balance of estate is giyen 10 WIN. ii. Van
derbilt. Ninth, constitutes his son VIM
H., grandsoDs Cornelius and William, SONS
OF VIM. II. AID his nephew Samuel Bar
ton, executors Of the will and trustees Of
trust estates to serve without ny.
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