Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-11

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ABlG ESTATE DIVIDED.
A Washington Man Gets 20,0OO-Wili OF
nuiunY

| At the December term of the County
| Court of Loudoun. now in session, Judge
| II. II. Tebbs presiding. the will of the late
| II. Grafton Dulany was admitted to pro-
bate. After sundry legacies to friends and
former servants, thefollOwing are the most
prominent requests:
To II. Rozier DUlany, OF Washington,
D. G., $4,000; TO Mrs. Ida Dulany, Mrs.
Sophie Carter, Mira Whiting, Richard ID.
Whiting. George RosZell, and Richard ID.
Roszell, each, the sum of $1,000: 10 Arthur
Herbert, Of Alexandria, Va. the sum Of
$1,000 b William Herbert, $1,000, and
TO Elizabeth ID. Herbert such sum as
added 10 gifts heretofore shall make up the
sum of $4,000. The income of $4,000 Is
to be paid by trustees TO Bladon Dulany.
son OF Commodore Bladon Dulany, de-
ceased, during life. In trust for the benefit
Of Neville Whiting, 5000. In trust. the
income to be paid TO Mrs. Mary Eta Belt.
the sum Of $4,000. The income of $780,
900 to be paid by trustees to his sister-in-
law. Eva. wife Of his brother, Richard II.
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 provision is made in the will for
him. The income of $4,000 in trust TO be
paid TO his sister, Mary, wife of Robert
Neville the body Of the trust at her death
to go 20 children surviving at the time
of her death. But TO his said sister Mary
he also gives absolutely S50,000. To hIs
sister, Fanny ID. Lennon, of Baltimore, nc
gives 500, 900 absolutely, and also S2j. 900
TO be divided among such of her children
as shall be surviving at the time of his
death To his brother. Il. Ii. Dulany, be
gives $4,000 absolutely, and otherwise as
provided in another part of the viii. To
his father. Colonel Richard II. Dulany, he
gives absolutely $4,000, providing for him
otherwise additionally in the residuary
clause of the will.
The balance of his estate is left TO trus-
tecs, the income to be paid as follows
Two thousand dollars per year to Arthur
Herbert during his Efe-the balance in
equal parts respectively to his father, Colo
mel Richard II. Dulany, and his brother,
Richard Hunter Dulany. during their lives
or TO the survivor of either of them du-
ring life; afterwards the sum Of $4,000 an
nually TO be paid to the legal guardian of
his nephew, John u. Dulany, son of his
brother, X. ii. Dulaney, for his mainte-
nance and education, TIL twenty-one years
OF age, then the income of the entire estate
TO be paid 30 said nephew, John p. Du-
lany, for the term of his natural life; after
that the income to be paid TO the eldest
surviving son of said nephew. John Z. Du-
lany. till twenty-one years of age. when tho
trust shall terminate and the whole pro-
perty be delivered 10 and vested IN said
son.
The executors arc his brother. Colonel
Richard ii. Dulany. and his brother-in- law,
John Southgate Lennon, who gave bond
in the sum of 81 100000, no security being
asked. as requested by decedent. This
represents personal property only, SS50,000.
The real estate of Mr.. DulRy is also ex-
ceedingly large and valuable.