Clark v. Clark

Albert M. Clark died testate in the-state of New York. By his will he gave to his son Albert certain real estate, and a "Wabash Pacific Railroad bond, of the face value of $1,000. To his daughter, Mrs. Peck, he gave a life estate in two one thousand dollar railroad bonds, numbered 14341 and 14336, issued by the Louisville & Nashville Railroad. *533•Company; the remainder to go to her brother and sisters equally. He also bequeathed to her $500 in money. He gave to his daughter, the wife of the defendant, two one thousand dollar second mortgage bonds issued by the Texas and Pacific Railroad…