Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-15
THE WILL PROaArED.

THE WILL PROBATED. The Will of the Late Ex-Governor
 English Given to Probate Yesserday-
 A million ana . Half to be Disposed |
 oC-The Minor Bequssts-rexs of she |
 Document.
 Ex-Governor 0. R. Ingsrsoll, Henry F. English and Benjamin R. English appeared before Judge Robertson in the probate court yesterday morning with the will of the late | ex-Governor James E. English, and 1t was l proved and admitted to probate. It is stated that, as far as known, the property left amounts to about $1,500,00O. The last tax list made out by Mir. English was for 95s3,- 660. By the terms of the will Mrs. English | has the privilege of taking real estate in lieu | of the sum of $100,0 which she received by an ante-nuptial agreement. This property 1 offered about equals that amount. The greater portion of property left by Hr. Eng- lish is: House at 692 Chapel street, $s0 900; streets, $60, 900; block on Warren street, near Wooster, $46, ,000; block ct 43S Temple street, $65, 900; block ct 161 Dixwell avenue, SS, 900; block at 12 Lowis street $1 ,OOO; building at to 13 Church street, t7O, 1000; building at 10 to 19 Church street, $35, ,000; building at 97 to 101 Church street, $45, ,e00; building at 694 to 702 Chapel street, $75,00O; ing ct 664 Chapel street, $35, ,000; building at 862 Chapel street, $25, ,000; building at 238 to IA State street. $22, 1000; building at 405 to 413 State street, $40,000; building at AIS to 430 State street, $60, 900; building at 491 to 608 State street, $40, GOO; building at 22 to 26 Congress avenue, $8,000; bailding at 130 to 132 Orange street, $20, 900; building at i52 bard and Downing streets, $400; salt mead- ow, east district, $200; undivided half of land and buildings on Blatchley avenue and Peck street, 5000; undivided half of land on Blatchley avenue and Lomburne street, and undivided half of lot next the East Chapel street bridge, 5000; lot on Whitney avenue, $400. Total, $788, ,500. Aside from this there are 600 shares New Haven County National bank, $8,000; 80 shares Yale National bank, $9.50O, sS3 shares First National bank, $90, ,OOO. 50 shares Merchants National bank, $2,500; 50 shares Mutual Security Insurance company, $2, 800; money at interest, 17,500, and other psraonal property, amounting in all to 9lS4. loo, which, together , with the real owned by Mir. English in the New Haven Clock company. the Adams Express company and other corporations, is not taxable as in- dividual stock and will bring the amount much higher. kr. English also owned land in Orange and East Haven.
 THE WILL IN FULL.
 l, James E. English, of New Haven. Conn, make and declare this to be my last will and testament
 First, order aiI my just debts '1 to be pad % and M Sndsr M dire ct the payment therein provided to be made to nss ss sail. s wife shall prefer to receive from my estate in sat-
 p The block of six houses on Wooster street, corner Sss snd % ssR % block of four houses on said Warren street. said
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 blocks of houses, being the land conveyed to me by Also the block of two houses on Church street in New Haven, said stores being numbered 17 and l9, Teyed to mo by Nicholas Countrymsn. Also 'tS the sum of ten thousand dollars.
 elected by her sh. be set out snd 50 50 her absolutely in satisfaction of my said agree specifically mentioned in said agreement in place of said money agreement.
 Anna, give and devise and bequeath to her sbso.. lutey my dwelling house in New Haven, now
 hsrsto @ eSnnins chaps ae strsss to Wooster street and all the stables and other
 Irnars pctare. pats books and % oher assicss of household use or ornament therein or belonging
 sns d. articles es their use, then bengin or belonging to said stables: wife on 5Sspe M 1y S ns MSrs CH % and @ and Fourth, give and bequeath the following sums
 doss to my .s Dit or in case of her death before me- to her lawful Ten thousand to my sister. Nancy Pardee, or in case of her death before me, 10 her lawful heirs
 Five thousand dollars to my nephew, Benjamin Five thousand dollars to my nephew, James c. English, or In case of his death before me, to his Twenty-Five thousand dollars to my sistari n-law, Mary Hawley, or in case of her death bel De me- to
 Two thousand five hundred dollars to my sister in-law Sarah Maria Csndee. or, in case of her Two thousand dollars to my sister.in.law, Mary One thousand five hundred dollars to Lsttie O. One thousand five hundred dollars to Marcia Nor
 The foregoing legacies are to be paid within one
 Fifth, IsIve and bequeath to the General Hospital apply ths income thereof to the support of free beds Tor the benent of needy patients the hospital
 Sixth, i siss and bequsa,h to the board of trus- tees of the ShsfIield Scientific school $200o0 in trust, to apply the yearly income thereof toward the maintenance of aprofessonhip of mathematics In the chefneld Scientific school in New Haven
 Seventh, give and bequeath to the president and fellows of Yale college in New Haven the sum of Si0oo0 for the purposes of tho Yale college library.
 Eighth, give and bequeath to the New Haven Orphan asylum the sum of $5,000, and to the St. Frcncis cnS Orphan asylum in New Haven the sum of
 Ninth, All the rest residue and remainder of my estate of whatever kind description and wherever situated, give, devise and bequeath to my son, Henry Fowler English, and his born heirs abso- lutey and in fee simple, according to the nature of the property.
 Tenth, appoint my son, Henry Fowler English, to be the executor of this will and direct that no trust.
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and seal at New Haven this e7th day of February, In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety JAMES E. ENGLISH. lSealI Signed, sealed and by the said testator declared and published to be his last will and testament in the presence of who in his presence and in tho presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses at his request. CHARLES R INGERsoLL, ROBERT s. IVES, EDWARD DAMN.