New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15

date the 27th day OF March, 1873, and also made ana
attached codcil thereto OF like date Now declare
this present writing TO be n second codcil to my said
viii, and direct that the same be annexed thereto and
form a part thereof
Whereas it is my desire further to suitably remember
various persons kindred of dear wife, and therefore
direct that my executors shall from my estate pay
out and discharge the following gifts legacies viz:
To Charles p Cnch the Of $4,000, to Anna Clnch
the sum Of 10000 10 Julia Clinch the sum OF 10000
to Emma Cinch the sum of $4,000, to Sarah Smith
(we of T. Lawrence SMITH the sum OF $4,000 10 her
daughter Cornelia S. Smith, the sum of $4,000
And whereas ALSO further desire that the said Anna
julia and Emma Clinch shall continue IN the use and
enjoyment OF the house and lot of land No. ll5 East
Thirty -hthst in the City of NewYork as now occupied
by them with the furniture &c, therefore give TO
them jointly and severay the use and enjoyment oil su
house and lot OF land, with the furniture &c. lor ana
during the lives of the said Julia and Emma Clinch ana
during life of each of them, such life estate ana use
be free OF all charges for taxes assessments OF oner
wise.
Lastly direct that my executors shall pay to Charles
j. Clinch the sum OF $4,000.
Finally ratify and confirm my said VIII dated March
March 81 1878, in every respect except so Tar as inc
bequest therein my wife is diminished OF modified by
the various gifts egacies and provisions heren ana III
said first eodici contained
III witness whereof j, the said Alexander l. stewart
have hereunto set my hand and SEAL this 2sth day Of
March, in the year 1873
ALEXANDER T. STEWART, r.. 81
Signed sealed published and declared by the testator
in the presence of each of codci TO be attached
to and form part OF his last Will and testament Dated
March 27. 1873. And in his presence and in the
presence Of each other and at his request have signed
our names subscribing witnesses to such execution
WI. WHITE 22S Ave. ", New-York
EDWARD b. HILTON 10 Fftitave., New-York City.
LETTER OF SUGGESTION TO HIS WIFE.
NEw-YoRK. March 20, 1873.
To ny Dear WIFE 1t has been and is my intention to
make provision for various public charities but any
scheme OF the kind propose will need considerable
thought and elaboration, have made my will with the
codcs in their shape to guard against any con-
tingency knowing may rely your supplying all def
cienees my part.
hope and trust my life may be spared, so that may
complete the various plans for the welfare of fellow
beings which have already initiated but should 1t be
ruled otherwise must depend upon you, with such aid
as you may call about you, TO carry out what have
begun.
Our friend Judge Hilton WILL know, give you any
assistance in his power and to him refer you Tor
general understanding of the various methods and plans
which 1 have at times with him considered and dis
cussed
lam not unaware also Of the fact that there many
who have served me faithfully and wen in my business
and otherwise who should recognized and rewarded
but for whom have yet made no special provision
Your own recollection, aided by Judge Illtons knowl-
edge on this subject will doubtless bring these persons
TO your attention. and feel satisfied that their claims
Will be justly considered by You Especially, however
do desire that YOU will ascertain the OF all such OF
my employees who have been with for period OF ten
years and upward And request that TO each of those
who have been in my employment for period of twenty
years shall be paid IL 900, while TO each OF those who
have been with me for ten years shall he paid $500
ALEXANDER T. STEWART