The New York herald., 1878-12-31
REMEMBERING UNSECURED CREDITORS.
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BEQUEsTs 10 Personal FRIENDS
Sccond-I will Land bequeath to my friends. Hon, O.
". Chapman and Hon. c. f. Martin, in part rccoc.
milton OF their substantial favors and more than
brothcrly Kindness toward me in the days Of my
o. W. Uhapman.. $4,000 Celora T. Martin. So 900
Thivd-I will and bequeath to George +. Lyon, of
him for unvaryng courtesy and kindness to me for
series OF years while doing business in the Office with
which he Is connected. the sum OF $1,000.
fosrfh.-I will and beaueath to George b. Edwards.
recognition of his faithfulness while in my SER
vice and ~ : mark Of kindly remembrance the sum
Of $1,000. This bequest is proyisonalthat is to say.
st the time of my death that hc
1t cannot be paid to him THAT it will be applied
to his personal and benefit direct my executors
hereinafter named in their discretion to hold and
invest the aud apply the income thereof to his
personal use and benefit.
Fyth-I will and bequeath to Ncri Pine. as mark Of
kindly esteem for his promptness in aiding me when
needed friends the sum OF $1,000.
SisM-I viii and bequeath to Ellen Cormady in rec
friendly regard. the sum OF $1,000.
Servmth-I will and bequeath to William Roberts,
the Episcopal clergyman OF Windsor, in recognition
Of his earnest Christian work in my native town and
In the belief that he needs practical assistance
than any other Clergyman IN the county OF Broome.
owing to the small parish over which he labors the
sum OF 81 900.
EighA-I will and beqneath to Dr. Titus L. Brown,
- mark Of kindly regard. $500 also will and be-
queath to my little friends Gerry and Edith JONES'
children OF General Z. +. Jones the Of 100 each
REQUESTS TO RELATIVES.
Ntnkh-I will and bequeath to my uncle Chester
Dwight, provsionally-fhat IL 10 saw. to direct and
for his own use and benefit IL he il crcumstanced
Mt the time or my death, that he hold the same
for the sole benefit OF himself and family.
Should he be hampercd with indebtedness or
designed then direct my executors and executrix to
invest and pay over the said legacy In such
@ tnat SAID Chester dwight ana family may have the
$500 So s01'A' A''''' D"'sA'' A'''s 'e'n'"0'Ane''
Ten1-I will and bequeath to my sunt Mary
Dwight, Of Couderspor Porter county Pa. for her
sole use while living. and to be paid over to Orson
death) at her death. or so much thereof as may be
left, the sum of $1,000.
Eierenth-I viii and bequeath to my uncle, orson
Dwight, OF Allegheny, Potter county Pa. the of
$1,000. for the sole use of his family. and this be-
quest Is TO be governed by the provision con-
tanned In the ninth subdivision of this will, and
direct that the money be received and invested by my
friends. Uncle Norman Dwight. of Hebron. Potter
port, Pa And direct also that my said two friends
Dwight and Olmstead-last named invest the said
$1,000 hcrcin bequeathed to my Aunt Mary Dwight in
such manner as shall best promote the comfort
snd future we'll being of my said uncle and
aunt mentioned In said subdivisions ten aud eleven
Julia whitford $1,000 and make chargeabie on my
estate to furnish her father and mother with house
and garden, rent not to exceed 500 per annum, for
rveJffA-I will and bequeath to John Duscnbury, Of
Portville, n ", the Of $3.50, in recognition of
need
ThiveentA-I will and bequcath to Edgar Dusenbury.
OF Porfvillc, N thc UC $IJO recognition
kindly assistance and as q mark Of my regard.
FourternD-Iw will and bcqueath to my brother Ward
A. Dwight and wife, of Chicago, ILL., the Of $35oO
rs mark OF my brotherly regard, and in return for
practical help given when first starting after my
financial mistcrtuncs. can never forget this kind
ness. And also will and bcquoath to them one-haf
interest in my burial caskct patent unless disposed
CT by me prior to my death.
FvteenM-I will and bequeath TO my brothcr.in-lnw.
Seymour Coleman. and my sister Mrs. Seymour
Coleman, the sum OF 81 800 In recognition OF their
practical kindness and assistance townrd me when
friends valuable and la bruthcriy regard; and
will and bequeath to them also onehalf interest In
my burial casket patent unless disposed Of by my
self prior TO my DEATH
SirteoshI will and bcqucath to my brothcr-in-law.
William Aver. and to my sister sarah. his wife. tho
Serentec,uh-f will and bclucath 10 my brothcrin-
law, t. r. Mcdonald, and TO my sister Bessie, his
wife. the sum Of $500 In brothcriy remembrance
also will aud bcqrcath TO George Pratt. Cashier
FIRST National Bank OF Binghamton N. ", q mark
OF esteem and kindly remembrance of our long and
pleasant business and social relations. tho sum OF
$1,000
GIFTS DwrGHT's FAMILY
E,OsieenDs--I will and bcIucath to my fathcr.nlaw
and mothcr-in-law, George and Ruth Dusenbury, tho
more ~ mark Of deep and earnest regard to
them for their unvarying kindness to mo ana minc
Shan from other motive III of their deccase be-
fore mine then this bcquest to be void it will not
fhcn serve my purpose. which is simply 10 put ON
record my deep obligations to and my earnest re-
N,netecn0--I will aud bcqueath TO my brothcrs-in-
law and sisters-in-law, mark OF kindly rcncm-
brance, m followe--
TO whitmore Duscnbury and wife, $500.
To John II. Dusenbury and wife, $500.
To the three children of Kate Rose, dcccascd-viz
Mary, George and Man." $500
To Edgar Dnscnbury and vito, StO0
To Ruth owen and her husband, $500,
To sally Osborn and husband, $500.
To William Duscnbury, s5UO.
ron EMPLOYEES AND OTHERS.
viii, Also including these bcquests, the following
lcgsclcs 70 persons not related to mel