National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-27
MRS. ANN c. BARRYs WILL.
Large Number OF Requests Made 60 Re-
Iigious Instituiions.

The will Of Ann c. Barry, with three coiicils at
tached and letter, which Is to be taken s part
aud parcel Of the will, was yesterday fled with
the Register The instrument Is of such pecu-
liar nature that 1t will probably have to so to the
equity court for Interpretation. She makes the
following requests: 10 Charles 8. Wallncb, her
executor, the sum of $500, ont of which he is to
pay to each of the pastors Of st. Patrlck's, st.
Mary's Gciman, immaculate Conception, ST. Mar
tins (colored), Catholic Churches 500, to be eX-
pended by them MS they may think best for TIL Q
benefit of their respective churches; sl00 each to
the trustees of ~. NinCen's Orphan Asylum, st.
Joseph's Orphan Asylum aud the Protestant Or
phan Asylum the remaining 800 is to go to the
for his own use and benefit. To her husband
Patrick Barry while he remains unmarried two
houses ana lots. on l. street, at his death mar
riagc tire same devolvCs TO her son John Henry
Clark for life, at his death to his heir aud heirs;
TO her son John, lot i6 In square AL, lot IL in
square 81 and part Of lot l6 in square 5l6 with the
buildings for life, at his death with remainder to
his heir or heirs The.resdue of the estate is TO he
sold by the executor, and the proceeds invested in
United states or other good securities and the in
come paid to her son John for life and - his heirs
after his doccase. Charles $. Wnlach Is appointed
executor. The will is dated January 10, 1871. By
u codci dated May l, 1872 the teStairx directs
that in case Of the death of her son John without
issue tho above mentioned requests shall be
equally distributed among the churches of the
and st. Martins, to lie used by their respective pas
tors in support and maintenance of the aged poor
oil helr parishes IneSlOO gwen TO the Jour pastors
mentioned in the will is to be used for saying
masses for the repose of the testatrixs soul The
sum of 81 600 is directed TO be expended for her
funeral expenses. One-hnlf Of the moneys be-
longing TO her at the time of her death is to be
divided among the four pastors and used by them
in supporto of the aged poor; the other half 4 TO
BIO paid TO her son or his issue. Charles S. Wal
lach having died since the will was made Patrick
Barry, Richard L. WaHach, and John W. Rchy
are appointed executors. BY tho second codirii,
dated May 20, 1879 the bequest of $500 is revoked
house on lot IL, in reservation Is, is bequcuthed
to her husband, with the remainder to her son,
under the same conditions named III the
will; another house on the same lot
is left TO her son; April 7, 1882, the
last codicil was added. TO Jacob A. Walter pastor
of st. Patrick's Church, she beqneaths lot 80 In
square GIG, in trust for The Little Sisters of the
Poor" the sum of $500, and the executors are d.
reced to pay to him for the benefit of st, Josephs
Orphan Asylum whatever sum may be left from
the original provision made for the burial and
funeral expenses. The latter, dated April 10, 1882,
draws attention to the fact that no definite dispo-
siton of the household effects has been made, and
that the same are to be delivered to her husband.