Evening star., 1886-11-22


DIRECTIONS IN BEHALF OF HIS DAUGHTER.
THE BARONESS BLANCA BEQUEsr OF $780,
600 FOR SECRET PURPOsE-OrHER BE
QUESTS.
Application was made to surrogate Rollin 8
in New York Saturday by Jose Emilio Terry
for the issue OF ancillary letters testamentary
on the last will and testament of Tomas Terry
the wealthy merchant of Cienfuegos, Cuba,
who formerly lived mt 424 5th avenue, in New
York, and owned about $4,000, 600 worth OF
property there. He died la Paris July 5, leav.
ing the greater part Of his property, amounting
to about S5O. .0OO, 900, to his family. He WAS
the father of Juan Pedro Terry, whose will dis
posing of o large amount Of real and personal
estate, was admitted to probate . few days ago.
The will already has been admitted to probate
by the municipal judge Of the first instance at
CieniuegoS. The object Of the issue of letters
testamentary in New York is to dispose of the
property in this country. The will was exc
cutsd IL CienfIegSs; d & Cuba "a on April ~ 1885:
rogate granted the letters asked for, but later,
upon the application Of Coudert Brothers. In
daughter OF the testator, he gave an order to
show cause why the letters should not be rc-
vOked. Mr.. Charles Coudert said last evening
that it was not certain that there would be q
contest. "As counsel tor the baroness, he said,
eve took this step as precantton. We have
be i removed emo ed on reading the wi viii" ''' 'A"'
According to the custom OF their country, the
husband and the wife make the will together
Tomss % TeIry eu the % soliowinx SmoSn,s @ ~hish
is directed, shall be considered parts OF the in
heritance OF each: 10 Andres, 8571. .457.2o in
Spanish gold; to Carmen, $235, ,S5O.O5; TO Edu-
ardO Serafn, $61 ,976.68. in which ts included
the value OF the sugar plantation "Teresa,"
estimated at el50,OO 20 Francisco Javier,
$1O7, ,S93.OS; to Juan Pedro, S1,770.421.07
In currency Of the United States and Slo, ,l51, ~
in spanish gold; 70 Jose Emilio. e6ls. .65s. 90.
including the value Of the sugar plan tation
"Limones," appraised AZ e2l1.670l6; 70
Natividad $l53. 3.sO2.2 22; and TO Antonio. t6s,-
22S.6O. The house a. 81 west 27th street,
In this city, which was bought In tho name
OF Dona Nativtdad, because the laws OF che
United States do not permit foreigners to h0id
$50. .45 Is TO be considered part OF tie estate, rs
is The residence At 554 Filth avenue, the deed
of which was In the name Of the son, Franctsco
Javier. BY the will the husband and the wife
appoint each other executor coo1Otouy with
their sons, Jose Emilio and Francisco Javtef
The executors are requested TO divide the e.
tate according to the provisions OF the viii With
Is little delay ss possible, the heirs 70 share
equally In it by the eleventh clause any heir
who contests the will ts deprived OF the ehers
that otherwise would be his or hers. Another
/, Don Tomas Terry, do bequeath and donate
TO my wife. Dona Teresa Doetico6, and ~ my
children, DON FranctseD Jayter a1d Done Jose
Emilio, the sum Of $500 700 spanish gold, 70
pose which have secretly tntfusted TO them,
and my heirs, or their legitimate reprc1entAr
tiyes, shall not in any time nor In any form
whatever be entitled 20 0pposs this legacy, nor
20 demand explanations a6out tho inveGtmons
that may be given 70 this sum.
To his clerk, Don Pedro 0Rourko the teota-
tor gives 200 W eoa4.