The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-11
BIG ESTATE DIVIDED.
VIII of the Late Hal. Grafton Dulany Ad-
mitted to Probate.

A Leesburg special to the Washington
Post says that at the December term of the
County Court of Loudoun, now in session,
Judge Il. ii. Tebbs presiding, the will Of the
late II. Grafton Dulany has been admitted
to probate. After sundry legacies to friends
and former servants, the following are the
most prominent requests:
70 II. ROzier Dulaney, Of Washington, ID.
c., $40, 600; TO Mrs. Ida Dulany, Mrs. Sophie
Carter, Mira Whiting, Richard ID. Whiting.
George Rozel. and Richard ID. Rozell, each
the sum of $1,000; 10 Arthur Herbert, OF
Alexandria, Va, the sum of $4,000; to
William Herbert, $1,000; and to Elizabeth
ID. Herbert, such sum as added TO gifts
heretofore shall make up the sum
of $4,000. The income of $1,000 is
to be pail by trustees to Bladon Dulany,
son of Commodore Bladon Dulany, de-
ceased, during life. In trust for the benefit
of Neville Whiting, $1,000. In trust. the in
come 10 be paid to Mrs. Mary Eta Belt, the
sum of $4,000. The income of $4,000 TO be
paid by trustees to his sister-in-law, Eva,
wife Of his brother, Richard III. Dulany,
after her death the body Of the trust TO 90 TO
the surviving children, not including the
eldest son of Richard H., as special pro-
vision is made in the will for him. The in
come of SOC, COG in trust to be paid TO his
sister, Mary, wife of Robert Neville,
the body of the trust at her death
10 20 to children surviving 1T the time Of
her death. But TO his said sister Mary he
also gives, absolutely, $4,000. To his sister
Fanny ID. Lennon, of Baltimore. he gives
100000 absolutely, and also $4,000 10 be
divided among such of her children as shall
be surviving at the time of his death. To
his brother, X. ii. Dulany, he gives $4,000
absolutely, and otherwise as provided In
another part of the will. To his father,
Colonel Richard II. Dulaney, he gives ali
solutely $4,000. providing for him other
wise, additionally,in the residuary clause OF
the will.
The balance Of his estate is left TO trus-
tees, the income TO be paid as follows:
Two thousand dollars per year TO Arthur
Herbert durng his life, the balance in equal
parts respectively to his father, Colonel
Richard IL. Dulany, and his brother,
Richard Hunter Dulany, during their lives
Or to the survivor OF either OF them during |
life; afterwards the sum Of $1,000 annr.
ally TO be paid TO the legal guardian OF |
his nephew, John u. Dulany, son Of his
brother, X. ii. Dulany, for his maintenance |
and education, till twenty-one years Of age,
hen the income OF the entire estate 10 be /
paid 10 said nephew, John L. Dulany, for |
he term of his natural lite; after that the /
income TO be paid to the eldest surviving
son OF said nephew, John p. Dulany, till
.wenty-one years of age, when the trust
shall terminate and the whole property be
delivered 10 and vested in said son.
The executors are his brother Colonel
Richard IL. Dulany, and his brother-in-law,
Iohn Southgate Lennon, who gave bond in
he sum Of $i,700.0O0, no security being
,sked. as requested by decedent. This rep
esents personal property only, $s5O,0o0. I
The real estate of Mr.. Dulany is also ex-
,eedingly large and valuable.