The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09
wINBFALL FOR EPIsCOPALIANs.
Thousands of Dollars Distributed

Thousands of Dollars Distributed
Among Vheir Institutions Under
the will of John III. Swift, of New
York.
New York, June S.-The will Of John II.
Swift was filed recently in the surrogate's
office. The deceased, after distributing up
ward of S425,OOO among his relatives and
friends and faithful servants, gives to
Bishop Henry b. Whipple $4,000;
10 st. Paul's Protestant Episco,
pal church at Waterloo, N. Y, 5000 10
found parish school;to St. Pauls school
at Concord, N. H., Sc 900 to found schol.
orahip in Hobart college, Geneva, N.
T., exclusively for the scholars of such
school; to Hobart college, $1,000
to constitute apart of the endowment fund
to which no formerly contributed, the in
come only TO be used. He also gives $4,000
to Hobart college 10 constitute part of
the chaplsincy endowment fund; also $4,000
to the library fund of said college, TO the
guardians of the sisterhood of the holycom-
munion Of New York city no gives $40 0C0;
the same TO the Protestant Episcopal
church missionary society for sea" in the
city and port Of New W 40 Now York
Protestant Episcopal cI In,ssion society; 81.
LOke's homo for INDECENT cnristian females
OF New York; the orphans home and asylum
IN east Fort, ninth street, the New York
bible and common prayer book society; the
Protestant Episcopal tract society Of New
YORK; the association for the relief of
colored orphans iu tho CITY of New York.
de then gives 10 the rigut reverened
gentlemen, to-wit, Henry Benjamin Whip
pie, A. Cleveland Coke, Frederick
~ Huntington, Henry A. Neelv, Daniel
Sylvester Tuttle and George Il. HMo,
10 the support Of the sisters or 10 the benev-
oens objects Of the institution, and in ad-
dlllon $1,000 to bo paid within u year for
current expenses; 10 tho Homo Of tho Aged
the Church of tho Holy Communion, he
gives $4,000; the sum Of $1,000 each is given
10 tho General Protestant Eai.copal
Sunday School Union and Church
and the survivors Of him, tho sum Of S5i COO
ior The perpetual cndowments of Missions
w, one or more missions nt large in the
diocese of Minntsots; one or more missions
AZ large in The diocese of West Now York;one
OF more missions at large In the diocese of
Central New York; one or more missions at
large in the diocese Of Maine; one or moro
missions in Montana, under the direction of
Bishop Tutilo or his successor: ono or more
missions to the Indians, under tho direction
OF Bishop Hare or bis successor This sum
isto bo divided into equal parts and conveyed
Z, tho corporation recommended by Tho
bishop of each diocese. Ho next gives 10
y: Luke'a hospital, New York City, tho sum
ot $4,000 in trust TO endow two beds in that
nospital,.he iuoomo to be eoppied to tho main.
enan,e aud benefit Of two patients go long
the hospital continues 10 receive consump.
1--WE patients; but 1t the hospital chpnRes its
forfeited. '"' ''f'O'' ''
, AL tho residue Of his estate DO directs to
divided Into trcniy equal shares
a aaS dist'ioa'ed equally among his me
ssau ,heiiy he'ra 10 expresses tho
aope 'hit ,hore will he no cop,er,ion
over Eis viii when ho 10 "lsid IA tho dus,,n