New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-15


The testatrix provides tue c.,s 10 missionary
societies and semiuanes be under tie control Of the
Bishop of the State where the legacy is sent Al chartta
BILE requests she orders paid within two years after her
death, with per interest The remainder OF her
estate she bequcahs the NewIork City Bible Society.
American Church Missionary Society, American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. American Homo
Missionary Society American Colonization Society and
the Ncw-YOrk Dispensgry There IS a cCdci, dated
June 3d. 1859, by which she gives TO her executors
500 goo the income TO be paid half yearly 10 the follow
Ing persons to found a Good samaritan DiepcLshry
of the City Of New-YO-k: the governor of the New
York o pal the president Of the New-logG Dispense.
r. sident ofthc NcwYork Eye an Ear INT rny,
the president Of the Newly Institute FOR the Blind,
the president and rector St Lnkcs Hospital the rec
tor Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church. the rector Of the
Church of the Ascension and the pastor OF The FITS
Presbyterian Church. She also gives an addi' onal
$4,000 to S. Luks Hospital ald $4,000 each TO the
Home for Incurables and the Episcopal ThecogcI sen.
mary III virginia; $1,000 to establish Missionary
Fund Colorado. and $1,000 to the establishment II
Female Seminary I'm Colorado Another codicil lated
September 80, ISL provides a7 follows;
Whereas, my rgs.dIary estate has LARGELY increased
since the making OF NY said VIII aud Il the rs ccdi
and many benevolent Institutions have been created "A
the meantime, in order TO carry Out more W'e; tAo
charitable and religious purposes intended 10y ne ave
out of my personal estate and The proceeds II my real
estate as follows $4,000 each 10 the oleieihg Ari
American Female Guardian society Hnd Home l'r no
Friendlcss $4,000 tie Society for The Relief u, he
Destitute Blind; $4,000 each the North EtsteT1
Dspensary House OF Rest for CJnsumpye.. society ior
the Relief Of the RuptUred and crippled, NeM-loIk
p T. Mission socie.y Tor 81 Bain4bus House;
House Mercy Home for the Aged under tnr cbart OF
the Little Sisters OF Poor Protestant Episcopal Or
phans Home and Asylum, Orphans As! lAm sOtriy,
Industrial schools OF the Cnllrcu5 AID society, lOlHg
Womens Aid Association Society for the Relief OF Ilef
Orphans. Young WOmen's Christian Association No
mems Aid Society and Home ior Frien, s. Girls society
for the Prevention Cruelty 70 Children society Oi tIe
Prevention OF Cruelty To Animals III brow Asylum 20
cicty, Nursery and Oh.lr- Hospital. H"wloiN h.itLs
Asylum. American ScGmau's Friend society, Gci'ia
Hospital Mount sinai Hospital NJ Mary free hnspN
for Children, HaAucMann ITO pl.al, rive I"H'S
House OF Industry, Peabody Home Tor Aged
Women, NewNork House AMI Schoot oi il.ur
Ni6nicht Mission Home FOR Old Men and Aged 'upples,
~ io6s fuill Floating Hospital Framing school Tor
Nurses Howard Mission. society for EmpI0yheht AMI
H,IirI of Poor Women 5000 each to the following
and Watfs Orphan House, New-lrrk lpimary, wills
Industrial school Tor Grls, society FOR the Is yer ot
Destitute Children OF Scau.ch, French BcntNUlht so
coty Founding Asy nn of Ss.erS o tiaritA, DIX
and Ann,l Institute Northern, Ia Nit AID
Harlem Disp,nsa gics Harlem Hospital ana b.Spcnsy'
I.tern Nnr ne u aud West 81 German Dsl en-afi',
Wr,t,rl Dispensary for WOmt abd hlldfen Mamma
tnn I've and Ear Hospital House for Fallen ana FrlehS
Ia. \ Girls WOmcn's Prison Association ana Isaac l.
Hopper Home"
Miss Burr gives also the following institutions SHARES
~ the estate remaining after The payment OF itgas
made In tbr viii and codcils ShcltcrIug Arms Fcna'
MARKHAM Socisty AID Home for FreuGless, Northeast
er DepruhaIy House Ol itoS Oi NOAsulupIl Co. 500
llol.r for Inc lrabicl PE. Orphans Home aud ASyu,
Or,hun ASYLUM society. Hebrew Asy lum, Nursery ana
C-iIl'. Hospital German and Mount SINAI Hospitals,
ana Leako aud watts Orphan Asylum.