Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-26
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Heirs to the Estate
OF Late Peter Brecht Can
not be Located.
His Widow Gave $4,000
to Her Church.
Judgments For S88,466
Against J. r. SeiberIing.
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Application to Compromise Refused
Court News.

The case of Mary C. Noss VS.. Ann
Smith Albertson ct nj. an action for the
partition of the estate of Peter Brecht,
presents some peculiar features.
Peter Brecht died II years ago. His
will provided that his widow should
have the life use of his real estate. At
her dcnth. the property was TO go to
the children of brothers and sisters
and those OF his wlfe's brothers and
sisters equally. Mrs. Brecht died Jan.
| 10.
SO far 81 heirs have been discovered.
There are some In Germany that can
not he located. They are children of
Clara Breclt, who never came to this
country. The estate is worth from
$4,000 TO $1,000.
Since the death of Mrs. Brccht 1t
has been learned that she gave 5000
to the German Reformed church OF
Akron. This may lead to additional
litigation. In the will of Adam Brecht
she was authorized to sell any of the
real estate, provided the money was
needed for her support. One lot was
sold. The heirs OF Adam Brecht claim
that this would not have been ncces-
sary, except for her gifts to the church.
An effort may be made TO get portion
of the money back.
An amended petition was filed In the
action today.
JUDGMENTS ENTERED.
Judgments against John II. Selbcr-
ling, aggregatlng SSS,iG6, were entered
on the journal in Common Pleas court
Friday morning In tho action brought
by the Akron Savings Bank Company.
The judgments are In favor of the fol-
lowing:
Akron Savings Bank Co. SIS, 700
Ira NJ. Miller ............,. 81, 900
'hrrle NJ, Sadlcr ............,. 1.O0O
nclia y. Broushton .......... 720
susan e. Rowland ......,,. ST5
Directors Wittenbcrg College. 565
First National Bank, Warren. $500
fremont National bank, Boston $3.50
Elliott National Bank, Boston. i,gDl
Harrison National Bank, CndIz. 1000
Second National Bank. .Sanlusky 1880
First National Bank, Jefferson 2,45O
FIRST National Bank, Jackson. 2.230
Bank OF Mansfield .......... o.S95
The plaintiff Il ordered to pny, on
checks made In favor of j. +. Seiber-
ling by @. II. Grant and Della NJ. VIII.
cox, In the sum of S7i12 and S2l36 to
Grace |. Chase Sl,130.GO. Robert Nor
row Si66i and Cora u. Wolfe. 81. 1876. 80.
u, L. Vons will receive SIOO for his
services as attorney, The hnlance,
due on the checks, will he divided,
among the creditors.
TEN DAYS TO SETTLE.
journal entry has been filed IN the
case OF Maggie Eagen VS.. Thomas
Dccley. The Court finds there is dine
the plaintiff, from Decloy the sum OF
SldO'40, The Akron Building n Loan
Association ls given Judgment for ST..
12i.l3, Unless the Judgments are paid
within 10 days the property of Dceley
will he sold,
STAMP WAS AN ITEM.
G. l. Bp,ner, the receiver I'm tho cosc
OF the Akron Building u Loan Associa.
tion vs. Charles Presslcr has filed n
report. IL IL not without Its features.
During his service he has collected So
rent. The stamp on his bond cost 30
cents, leaving Sib0 for the plaintlfr.
The case has been settled ont of court.
APPLICATION REFUSED.
The application of Il. a. ScibcrlInp TO
compromise the judgment against him
OF $4,000 for $1,000 was refused bv
Judge kohler, who held that the court
had no power TO make an order nlodl.
Tying or cancelInS the Judgment in
favor OF the creditors.
PROBATE COURT.
Louisa NJ. Findlcy has becu released
from the bond Of Ralsomand Miller
who has been ordered to give now
bond In the sum of $1,000.
The aid of execution proceedings of
the Euclid ave, Savings Bank of
cleveland vs.. the GAINESVILLE Railway
u Electric Company has been dis.
missed.
The city has filed an application 10
hx the amount of damages that win
he occasion ty the Improvements of
Korls\ypll pourt