New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
VIII, OF JULJTS HALLGARTEN.

Julius HalIgaTtcn, whose will was filed yesterday,
left to his widow his furniture, paintings bric-a-
brac and $1O00O in CASH $750000 is leit IN trtSi,
the income to be paid TO Mrs: Hallgarten for the
maintenance of herself and her son Albert until
he attains his majority Albert, after his mothers
DEATH is to receive the principal. Inc accunuaIea
income of another $750000 is TO be paid to Albert
on his coming of age. OF the principal $1OOO0O is
TO go to him when twenty-five years old, and the
same sum annually until ne reaches tT0nty l
ut twenty-eight. Should Albert die be-
fore ho is twcnty-eIght years old, the
balance of the $3.50 900 Is to be divided into twelve
parts for the following institutions Yale Harvard,
Columbia and Williams colleges, Cornell University
the Free Circulating Library, the Museum OF
Sinai and the German hospitals, the infant
Asylum, and the Metropolitan Museum OF Ar9'
Each of the employees OF the hTln OF lalgaIteh aNt
Co. with fixed salary is to receive sum equNaaent
10 otwenty per cent of the salary he had romthe urn
during the year preceding the tesiatofs aeatn:
Among the personal bequests are the following:
$1,000 Professor Felix Adler $4,000; Theodore
Thomas, $4,000; Dartmouth College gets $300000000;
Mt Sinai Hospital, $4,000; the Chldren's Aid
Society. the Newsboys' Lodging House the Hebrew
Benevolent Orphan Asylum Society, ana the kGHeI
Society for Ethical Culture $1,000 each; iiahnec
mann Hospital the Society for the PREVENTION OF
Cruelty to Children. and the Sheltering Arms,
81 600 each; the Association tor the Improvement
of the Condition of the Poor, the Five Points
House of Industry, the Howard Home for Little
Wanderers, the COlOrcd Orphan Asylum, the CO-
U0mmopathic College Dispensary, the Home for
Incura6es the New-YOrk Infant Asylum, and the
Manhattan Eye and Ear l9S9t2l S2UO0 Saen en
Crippled, and the Nursery and Childs Hospital
81 900 each. - 1000 M,
widow of the testatOT Is made the cxecutrX and
the executors are Charles Weir Kane, the dece-
dents partner, and Jacob III. Schlh, Inc trustees
are the Central Trust Company ana Chal4es Nehr
Kane.
SALE OF ELY'S COLLECTION OF COINS.
The sale Of Herman Ely's numiSmatic collection
was continued yesterday at MeSsrs Bangs ~ COS.
This collection is the most choice and valuable
sold for many years and attracted INC ateslion on
were either present in person or were represented
The catalogue was compiled by w. EIlot wood
ward Of Boston. The sale thus far has been satis-
factory. although in nearly all instances the prices
obtained for the TareT pieces nave not been as large
as those paid AT some OF the previous sales Among
the noteworthy pieces with the prices az whcn
they were sold may be noted the following: Silver
dollar date 1874, $j7; silver dollar. date lI?4,
bronze proof. $780, half dime, dat elsO2 not quite
pcrfcct which j. of extraordinary rarity ana lCl
which 500 has been paid, was sold for $40. The
largest price paid FOR any one coin was S2l3 which
was obtained tor quarter dOliar, date loZ'' OF
which not more than ilVe 0I SIX oIigIna
are known. For this coin $22I 90 was palG III
1868. The sale will be concluded tomorrow, when
some fine foreign gold coins, English crowns ana
medals will be offered. Among the buyers present
were MessTS. FTOsSard of lTyingtOn, Parmelee OF
Boston, HaSeltine, Bruce and Chapman OF PhiIa-
of Lancaster Penn, and Samson, Low. Young, Scott
and others of NewYork.
PREPARING FOX DR.. LASKER'S FUNERAL.
The arrangements for the funeral of DR.. Edward
Iasker were completed yesterday. The services
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock IN the
Temple Emanu-El, at Fifth-avc. and Forty fourth
st. Addresses will be delivered by Rabbi Gotthell,
President White of Cornell University, eX-MlnisteT
TO Germany. Carl Schurz and the Rev: Dr. fiue6sch
The music will be furnished by the choir OF the
Temple aud members of the Arion and Leiderkranz
Societies seventy-fve from each society. Theodore
Thomas will lead the choir. The pail bearers Will
be the German Ambassador at Washington, August
feigel, the German Consul-General at this CITY,
Mayor Edison, Jesse Seligman, Carl Schurz Lewis
NAV William Stenway, DR.. A jacob, JACOB II.
Schih, Lazarus Rosenfeld Meyer Stern, II. Blum,
and Hugo Wesendorf The body Of Dr. Lasker Is
AT the house of Henry Richter, at No. S22 Lex
ington-ave On Saturday it will be placed on
hoard the steamship NeOkar and taken 10 Germany.
Moritz Lasker, the younger brother of DR.. Lasker.
arrived yesterday morning from Galveston Texas
passed appropriate resolutions on the death of the
German statesman.