The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-15

come producing estate or fund Whatever CO n =.
into the hands of said trustee belongings To
said trust. ~
The Dill further alleges that after the death
OF Joseph Slngerly, his and executor.
Wlillam NJ. Singerly, ny virtue OF the pro-
vision in said will regularly paid to the
| lemale plalntIff her annuity of SIX thousand
uoliars out OF his own moneys; that said pay
menus by said William Nj. Sngerly were con-
thueo by monthly installmenls OF five hun
dred dollars each up to the period of his
9eath, which occus red on the 28th day Of
February, 1898
Inc Dill further alleges that since the death
ol william Nj. SIngerly the female plaintiff
mas reserved no payment on account of her.
saiu annuity; hat there is now due her and
III arrear seven monthly installments thereof
OF mve hundred dollars each.
G.. tnat the said Fidelity Insurance, Trust an d
,a aio deposit company OF Philadelphia for n
valuable consideration has assigned TO the,
female plaintiff Elizabeth Robinson all lis
rlsht' Title and interest in said bond and
ino.'eage, Which said assignment is filed as
part OF the bill and marked Plaintif's Ex-
hibit No. 3. '"'n'iit Ia
~, me olll further alleges that subsequent to,
inc execution and delivery by William NJ
olnSerlY on the 26Ih day of Juiy 1874 of tho
mortgage to the Fidelity Insurance Trust
and Safe Deposit Company of Philndelnbia
ne soiu ana conveyed the said mortgageS
properly &c the Slngerly Pulp and Paper
|
poration. on the 10th day of July, 1880. and
executed and delivered 10 it a deed of said
property. copy of which said deed is sIsa
with said bill and marked PLAINTIFFS Fx-
| hibit No. t.
The bill further alleges that on the stb dav
OF August, 1890, the Slngerly Pulp and Psper
| Company OF Cecil County executed and de
| liVered TO the Chestnut Street Trust and Saw
ing Fund Company of Philadelphia a mort
gage OF its real and personal estate situated
IN Cecil county, Maryland, to secure the pay
| ineht OF certain bonds issued by said Pulp.
Pulp and Paper Company, which mortgage
embraced the property which said William
| NJ. SlnSerly by his mortgage dated the 2Gh
day OF July. 1884, had conveyed to the
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit
Company OF Philadelphia, a copy of which
SAID mortgage to the Chestnut Street Trust
and Saving Fund Company Of Philadelphia
is filed with the bill. marked Plaintiffs Rx-.
hibit No. 5.
The bill further alleges that the Chestnut
Street Trust and Saving Fund Company Of
Philadelphia has since the execution of said
mortgage executed and delivered to George
ii. Earle, Jr., and Richard Y. Cook, of the
city OF Philadelphia, deed OF assignment of
all its assets; that on the 9TH day OF March,
1898 the Sngerly Pulp and Paper Company
OF Cecil County executed ana delivered to
George A. Singerly of the CIty of Philadel-
lIhla and the State Of Pennsylvania, and
William T. Warburton. of Cecil County and
State of Maryland, Il deed of assignment OF
all its assets; that the Singeriy Pulp and
Paper Company of Cecil County is Il Mary
land corporation having its principal Office
in Cecil county: that the Chestnut Streer
Trust and Saving Fund Company Of Phila-
delphia is Pennsy vania corporateon, in
corpurated under the laws Of that state: that
the defendants George A. Singerly, George
IL. Earle, Jr. and Richard Y. Cook, are non
residents of the State of Maryland and reside
in the State Of Pennsylvania, and william I.
Wsrurton is citizen Of Maryland, and re-
sides ~ Cecil county.
The UilI then pray $ that the real estate con-
veyed 10y way of mortgage on tho 26th day OF
July. 1854 10y William NJ. Sngerly to the
Fidelity lnsurasce, Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, which said mortgage was assigned
by said company on the 1919 day Of July,
1898, to the female plaintiff. may he decreed
TO Ice sold to pay the female plaintiff the tn
rearage due her on her annuity beGueathed
to her by Joseph Singerly's VIII, and that the,
net proceeds OF sale may he invested under
the order Of the court to secure the payment
to the female plaintiff of such portions of her
said annuity AS the income OF the said Joseph
SinSrrlNe reslduary estate in the bands of
the trustee thereof may be deficient in pro-
vidinG !"f, ur until the principal and interest
OF salu Iesiduury estate in tho hands Of the
trustee thereof shall reach the sum of six
hundred Thousand dollars and Tor general
relief
Inc nm lItU prhyS lOr tlG VIII Dl SUD-
poena against thu Slngerly Pulp and Paper
Company OF Cecil County and William ~.
Warhurton. both residents of Cecil county
comuauulhG th' III TO be and appear in this
court ut some certain day to he named there
III. AMI aLe"tr the premises aud abide by
ano pert rm such decree as may be passed
Their II, i also prays for the order of publ
catluL. giNIuL rutice to the Chestnut Street
Trust ana Hnvn- Fund Company of Philadel-
phia. Ge"rg" A. S'rgrry, George II. Earle,
Jr., and Rlcl"r ! took, all of the state of
Penis ylNaLiH III It Lon residents Of this State,
of the object aud ,ubstance Of said hill and
warning them /" appear i'll this court in per-
son or 10y suiit"rU on or before a certain day
to be named tLerrin. to show cause, if any
they have. why IA decree ought not to pass as
prayed.
II is thcreupon this 9th day of September,
1898 ordered by the Circuit Court for Cecil
County in Equity, that the plaintiffs, by
causing a copy of this Order to he inserted N
some newspaper published in said Cecii
county once "A week for one month before.
the 3l-t day of October. 1875, give notice
to the said absent defendants Of tho object
and substance of this bill .rnirg them 10
appear in this court in person OF bS solicitor,
on or before the 10th day of November next,
to show cause, if any they have why Il de-
c-ee ought not to be passed as prayed.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True copy: test Clerk
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS.
oct1-4w Clerk