The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-01

the lelhaie plalhtlli, nor. III Tact, has any in
come producing estate or fund whatever come
into the hands of said trustee belonging 10
said trust
The bill further alleges that after the death
of Joseph Singerly, his son and executor
William NJ Singerly by virtue OF the PRO
vision in said will regularly paid to the
female plaintiff her annuity OF six thousand
dollars out of his own moneys; that said pay
ments by said William NJ. Singerly were con
tinued by monthly installments of five hun.
dred dollars each up to the period of his
death, which occurred on the 2Sth day Of
February, 1898.
The bill further alleges that since the death
Of William NJ. Singerly the female plaintiff
has received no payment on account of her
said annuity; [ hat there is now due her and
in arrear seven monthly instalIments thereof
of five hundred dollars each.
That the said Fidelity Insurance, Trust and
Safe Deposit Company Of Philadelphia for Il
valuable consideration has assigned to the
female plaintiff Elizabeth Robinson. all its
right, title and interest in said bond and
mortgage, which said assignment is filed as
part OF the bill and marked Plaintiffs EX-
hibit No. 3.
The bill further alleges that subsequent to
the execution and delivery by William NJ
Singerly on the 2Glh day Of July. 1884, Of the
mortgage to the Fidelity Insurance, Trust
and Safe Deposit Company of Philadelphia
he sold and conveyed the SAID mortgaged
property to the Singerly Pulp and Paper
Company of Cecil County. a Maryland cor
poration. on the 10th day OF July, 1890, and
executed and delivered to it IA deed OF said
property. a copy of which said deed is filed
with said bill and marked Plaintiffs EX-
hibit No. 4.
The bill further alleges that on the Sth day
Of August, 1890, the SiuEerly Pulp and Paper
Company OF Cecil County executed and de-
lfylraI n ba Cbnaturt 4
ing Fund Company of Philadelphia Il mort
gage OF its real and personal estate situated
in Cecil county, Maryland, to secure the pay
Inent OF certain bonds issued by said Pulp
Pulp and Paper Company. which mortgage
embraced the property which said William
NJ. Singerly by his mortgage dated the Goth
day Of July. 1881, had conveyed to the
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and safe Deposit
Company of Philadelphia. Il copy Of which
said mortgage to the Chestnut Street Trust
and Saving Fund Company Of Philadelphia
is filed with the bill marked PLAINTIFFS En-
hibit No. s.
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
H. Earle, Jr., and Richard y. Cook, Of the
city OF Philadelphia a deed OF assignment Of
all its assets; that on the 9TH day Of March,
1893. the SinRcrly Pulp and Paper Company
Of Cecil County executed ana delivered t.
George A. Singerly. of the City Of Phiad"'-
phia and the State Of Pennsylvania. aud
William T. WarburtoD, OF CccI! County and
State Of Maryland, Il deed ot assignment of
all its assets; that the Sing,rly puip and
Paper Company of Ceci County IS Mary
land corporation, haviu ill., prnripd! office
IN Cecil county; tina. the Chrsinu' Street
Trust and Saving Fund Company If Phia.
delphia is Il PENNSYLVANIA corporation, in
corporated under the laws Of tEht State: thar
the defendants George a. S,uGrrly, George
II. Earl, Jr.. and Richard \. Cook, are non
residents OF the State o, Mary land ANA reside
in the state Of Pennsylvania, and William r.
Wsrburton i a citizen 1T Maryland, and re-
sides in Cecil county.
The bill then pruys that the real estate con
yeyed by way Of mortgage on the 10th day of
July. 1854 by William NJ. Singerly to the
Fidelity Insurasre. trust and Safe Deposit
Company, which sail mortgage was assigned
uv srid company on the 18Th day of July
1898, 10 the female plalutil, may be- decrrt d
, be sold 70 pay the female plaintiff the ar
rearaGc due her on her annuity heQur&lhcd
to her by Joseph Singerly 3 Will and that the
net proceeds OF sale may Ir Invested under
the order Of the court to secdr" the pawn ent
L" the female plaintiff If su'h portions Of her
ud annuity as the income % the said Joseph
SluEerly's residuafy tat" IN the hands OF
N" trll-te" thereof Hwy br deficient in pro-
NiluE for or UHu the prurirai and interest
If -uid residuary r-,ntr IL the bands ~ the
trustee thereof sun! i"ach the SUa. o! -iX
hundred thousand dollars AuI lur general
relief
The bill then prly- for the writ Of sub
pocna against the SIGurrly pu!p aud Paper
Company Of Cecil County and William +.
Warhurton, botH residents Oi Cecil county.
commanding them to u" and appear in tni,
court at som" certain day to be named thcrr-