The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-18
VARIOUS LARGE ESTATES
OF DECEASED SEw HAVEN PEOPLE
 AND nod INVENTED.

Had Their Wealth Invested-what The Inventory at the Probate onice shows. Among the probated estates of de- ceased wealthy residents of this city are the following: The list Is especially Interesting in that 1t shows not only the amount of wealth which was possessed by the deceased. but also shows how the bulk of some of the cs- tates were invested. In the following only estates which inventoried over $75,000 are given:
 The estate of the late Andrew L. Kidston of this city, who died early this year, inventoried 322l. .45l.5l. Of this amount $3l ,O00 was invested in real estate. S46, 300 In notes and mortgages. $l4,9 ,95651 cash in several banks. and sl60. .235 in stocks and bonds. Some of the more important holdings in stocks and bonds were as follows: New Haven and Northampton Railroad companybonds. s27. .OO0; New York, New Haven and Hartford shares, s270OO; Adams Ex- press company, SIP 2,325 National Trades mems bank, sl3,5O0; New Haven Gas | light company, $l2, ,150; Naugatuck Rail- roda company, sl2O00; Boston and New York Air Line, sl3,720; Mechanics bank stock. s6.200.
 The estate of the late Daniel Trow- bridge inventoried sS93.563.33 Of this amount only $2l l,l5O was invested in real estate. Amongs the holdings in stocks and bonds were Adams Ex- press company, $2l,000; cash in bank, g, ,262; Boston and Albany Railroad com pany, $la,S00; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, $S,00O: Milwaukee and St. Paul. 5000; Rock Island and Pacific rail- road. $20, 800; American Bell Telephone company. s1l 300; Canada Southern rail road, $S,000; City Bank of New Haven, s3,000; C. c. c. and St. Louis railroad. E,600; Consolidated Gas company of New York, 2,50O Delaware and Hud- son Canal, sl5,750; Fair Haven and Westville Horse Railroad company, S1o,- 600; First National bank of New Haven, sl6e,620; Mechanics bar1. New Haven, $13,20O: Lake Shore railroad, $12,ooo: Meriden Britannia company. s7,600: Ma tion New Haven bank, $17 1908: New Ha- ven Gaslight company, s106. .S45; New Haven Water company, S19,700: North ampton Railroad company bonds, $37,- 300; New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company debentures. sl1.S46; New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, $103, ,6S750: New York and New England railroad about S2S, S,0oO;. Pennsylvania railroad, s12,750: Peck, Stow & Wilcox company s13, 800; Tennessee per cent. bonds 1000; Standard Oil company, $4,900; Western. Union Telegraph company, sl6, 1925; West Haven Buckle company. $12,10e; Winchester Arms company, $s,. 900: United States Rubber trust. $32, ,3s9: i: Michigan Central railroad. $4,soo.
 The estate of the late Hoadley B. Ives inventoried sS76, s4267. Of this $55, ,ss4 was invested in bank stocks; SIS, ,365 in railroad stocks: $3s1 1882 in chooses in action: $2s, ,4So in real estate; s13S,S4O in railroad bonds; $18,093.72 in savings bank deposits, and $73160 in city, town and school bonds. Among
 the more important holdings were Merchants bank of New Haven, $13,500; Second National, bank. s6,27o; New Ha- ven County bank, $5,200; Yale National, $16,04G: New York, New Haven a 'd Hartford railroad, $47,50O; Fair Haven and Westville Horse railroad. $15,9S5; New Haven Gas company. $S2,s12; New Haven Water company, $39.346; New Haven and Northampton, $12,s40; 3os- ton and New Yory Air Line, $11,77O; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, $10. GOO. West Shore, &10,30o: New Haven aud Derby, $20 1G0; Southern New Englanl Telephone company, s12,OOo.
 The estate of the late Elizabeth W. Davenport inventoried $S6,0S2.72. Of this amount a31 1925 was in real estate. The more important personal holdings were choses in action $10,000. stock Nal lory, Wheeler & Co. $1O,536, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad ST. 200. N. ", N.'H.2& H. R.R. ss,25O, and American Banknote Co. $4,500.
 The estate of the late Edward E. Chatfeid inventoried se2,ei2.9s. of which $42,000 was invested in real estate. The personal estate was invested principally as follows: E., A, Chatfield Co. $32,500, and several small mortgages and notes.
 The estate of the late Ezekiel H. Trowbridge inventoried q, 701, ,401.S4. Of this amount $230,615 was invested in real estate, $273, ,31O in bonds, S177, ,621. 1.S6 in stocks, and $l9,SH5.1S in other per sonal property: Among some of the more important holdings were: N. Y. & N. E. R. R. $75.000, New Haven and Northampton, t84,840, New Haven and Northampton railroad about 5000 more Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad $28,- $48, ,350, Chicago. Burlington and Quincy railroad $s2,9OO. Housatonic reg. 5s 3s,- 900, Second National bank of New Ha- ven s255O6. National Bank of Com merce, NewYork, $500, Fair Haven and Westville H, R. R, Co. &so,OOO, Morris and Essex railroad 324,a7b. Illinois Cen tral $21, 800, Boston and New York Air Line $10,000, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad ,354. 900, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad &s2,50O St. Paul, Minnesota-And Manitoba railroad $10,200, Delaware and Hudson Canal company l6a.sa0. Chicago and Western 2s,e00, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy s24, 1920, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western s11s,3Qn, N, Y, N. H, & H. R.R. s2s2, ,oSO, New Haven Water Co. sS3,OOO, United States Rubber Go, about ssO, 600. New Haven GasltEht company sss,4oo Winchsster Repeating Arms Co. a2,O00, New York Produce axahaHge slo,7se.
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