New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-15

..,rv receive income, etc. an
rven 10 her 70 irnstees 10 sell, rent ea should in
also 70 eSote in fee simple % civen mower to dis
writing requl1 maj should remain at neT ~ Mrs I'm
pose o., At Jacob Rhine lander, On 1887 gave all his
deThil by VIII Sorsonai 90 her absolutely 20 1883
ssasy atb Underh bearing a. md admitted TO pro
with coaicA da''T se among other tn ,ngh Rhine
oSto IN IN estate which was VI % be sold, and
lander then REMAINING eme subject 70 some oscre-
gave anu in the trustees In pesander TO her SON.
n'ained in the will OF Depos" erecntor After max
Philip 70 her husband ana e .Ia she dis
property she derived rom s,te so derNed as follows
posed OF Se rsdue aud remainder nird part thereof
h. divided into three pare Underhin One-thiI1i
g!,S ~ order NY executors SO mon productive
-, to invest on bond ana nUn and productive
theih, 70 ~ nv in stocks Of pernan;r come thereof TO
real ee@. 20 snulv the interest OF rr,,e wife OF John
tb nee Of nv daughter DEBORAH and upon her decease
= Ihorne ,a ana divide the princlpa and among her
a. I'D ali unsppropriated ncoile' each then nv,
ia%iM n, 81 hers taking one qtskng by represen-
and the issue OF any dece ,rould nave taken II living
talon the s-ig was made Of the Tn for life with
her other daughter Eb ntren Then followed this pro
like remainder y. Sowever that this dstlou. his nro
residue Of said PrGRsf Td 90 gwen to my son con
vision; ma 90 be charged with 5he Lim and the
Phlnp Is - on nv books charger 70 il NJ NV
shall be founu on ne invested for the benesl VI y
thlrd SO uileSh is 20 be charged VIII ,n r and
hen shal he found III my oooA' ,Ti to deductions
W go nrovision is made IN ISh-i IS "a he de-
t Ii7ai,eth's third, and eaoh ~ rst sad third
$1,000 the amount found cha IN Jalues f..
mari respectively" Her nusOan Rv a codicl, now
we're appointed executors Ter husband and
ever she revoked The snn.plGv John Tnorne,
Parsons and appointed her SUI ICES both Of whom
6 ticbard H. BOVINE in tneir places, tesrariT an
are now dead soon after ilS % bich it appears lhat
SNcrtorv was taken and hicu ~ 49, ii All 600 PMS
- - 80 left nv her amounted 10 aDOu' 90 b6 tor
the a'sess , 1 ceedna which has ever oeen uu ~ Inc
executor claims that ne , n%s which
coVrTTSSu Ia have been Included Ia II. .,a6
Stem ia bond ana mortgage OF lhes hl1gs a this
5000 II, Only one LII % ees being the teststrlx,
her husband aud the executor isceeld iuveutOred
bond aud mortgage OF lawn y, snI. obigee and
al - 1875 81 when tue e1eettol tdcted rom the
NOR =. re aud he asks TO have them ueuN
sun Of dLg That there were no charges
,onnd inon the books OF me 1es'.Ii Az "a
agaipst me executor. but that tAeIe wa" nno and
"a charge against Mrs 1horne o Ui 49,, sI,ainsf
800 STs Guon OF 42,I5l 20 The charge against
Mr. TbOrne was written oy the St , 49,, ~. 49,
ana follows Or ~ % 10 $1,000 STOCK
-, NH America June o. 10 S0,OOJ IN cdsH lVl Iot
er1uud" On the opposite ana pilor Pdse ~ "a So
tri-,ro m ink WeIe the same Items entered tuus
100 Nsrcn 20. Paid John 81 IVAN thorue teu
thousand do Las IN stock Ia the D"L a, an go
$1,000 ls49, June o. 1--we thousSnu NOii'- ~ 0'''N'
5000 , A.
:. Pbilip r. Underhill, the executor" said Mr..
Coiin gives testimony one day that entirely con
fradicts that of the day before. con-
sid,r MIN perfectly honest IN ms Intentions Du
mentally he Is all broken up, and Tor TINS reason us
s+sfenenis are not trustworthy. Both sides de-
nend ON ms testimony to win their case. lhe only
tbIug can do vail be TO throw out his testimony
altogether except when II Is cOIrODordttu by o'heI
evIgeuce The points OF law involved are easily
setted but the discTe pancles as TO the matters OF
facf are CIfncult TO al ust. | intend, however, to
decide the case before the 1st OF August"