New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
terIocuory judgment, and denied the motion to put the
PROPERTY CAREFULLY DEVISED.
COMPLICATED WILL OF ALoNZO C. YATES-ITS VA
LIDITY CONTESTED.

LIDlIG CONlESlED'
AlopZo G.. Yates, the senior partner IN q
large wholesale clothing firm doing business III thS cy
and also in Syracuse AMI PHILADELPHIA died IN October
last leaving will dated November &C. 1S79,iu which e
disposed of his entire estate. This VIII was duly offered
for probate rs admission was opposed on The part
Of two daughters, the grounds, among Others thht
| Mr. Yates must have left subsequent will and that
there had been Influence TO procure Its execution
by certain Of those to whom its provisions were most
| favorable.
The nrst hearing ia the contest was had yesterday
Mr. Yates III the will gveShs louise and lot ut
No 5G4 Frhavc, together with all the furnur, piat"
china paintings etc, his wife, Agnes Sarah Yates He
gives his wife much of the furniture. plate
etc, IN hi, house in syracuse commonly known as Rem
wick castle, IA she may select AMI desire. All Mr.
Ya;es's real estate except the h0use In Ffhtve. Is
given his wife, Agnes Sarah Yates, Theodore DIESEL
one Of his former partners IN bu-ires aud others
aud executors named in the wi 10 manage and
d pose oi rs follows The rents and profits are to be
pad over to Mrs Yates during her life Tor her own u.s.,
aud heuct the muuttn of his two children by
Ibis vie, Alor-0 C. Yates jr, and Incz Udora Yates.
Thr txrcu'Ors empowered 10 sll the property kDOn
a. Renw TEX Castle IN the minority Of thu son, n ease II
VIII bring least 81 900, and In any event when TIKI
son shall urriye at his majority. The pr. ceeds Of this
~ ar. De nyeacd IN certain prrscUtrd scruriti
ard ths frr.t ~ To be- paid 10 MIRA Yates dunGG her
twenty uc yeors. NJ Yates's Interest II the fro OuS
me. ID. m yi-e ana f. airliia Is dii -, ed 10 bn set
tlri and drawn on, WIN PROVISION tha '1drr certain
CIRCUMSTANCES, the executors may HIk ~ to tie
nf'u. r,rlpi rot 'rrt.ug two Yet'*. 81 $4,000
TIE mon ~ ar sins the settlement az the tesa
tor mo rrt IN hc i'n nlsine>s re to % Invested ana
ni tir interest aIODOG0 is ~ lie I'D a. MIS- Yates
her ale !"r hrt AMI tnat "a h"rcMidfrn so
% 80 900 each are ordered to br invested
ait interest pld resPrctIv ~ 70 his dn1ifri Ly
nuihor Wife Ga tia mentioned ia the WI Corieir
Van i.Sra The wife ~ James W. iiHedn, and Ldn
-. vi ~ Char.i- Dickr. rhc proprietor or 1 RFEG
ArId Hy this city Yates gives All his and
IslInd!y estate 10 the two Children first IrnV1r
hutl provision direct the erection OF ncnuInrt IN
rs bDIyng Ohnd Ia ~yrtcse according 10 any plan IN
which h.. night leave, thc cX no. 10 c1;red
Slo0OU. All the gins - the tcsjAto;'s VIE are
enjoyed long she rhHii rcluain |
widow and 10 be deemed In addition 10 the |
provisions made her n certain UOlcies Of insurance
HE Ell rird in Ler favor, in the event that he
should de under tho hg- If sixty years.
Nj. Yates sa.d 10 have LeEUn Ike 10 clerk In
dry goods store ~ U.ica v. Y lie aterward went to
SyTarIs', where he succeeded l.: establishing very
tuccrs-:u bnSiI-ss ana where he subsequently married
n i~= AIMS Maihy Mr.. Yrte- alDnt Ten lars ldter
his wifr to Europe leaving his children under
hr 1T the who Is ncHtiontd IL ais vii! aS
Agnes - ra. his wife, who II sid 1OInrry 20 ly" teen
his rOok He il said to have BAD several msunde stand
nh las wife after their reiCrn from Europe, ana
1871 articles " aspiration were agreed upon, Accord
iDg wCIch tie wife received SD 1000 Mr. Yates went
sew YORK and married Agnes Sarah, lls present |
widow.