Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-13

seventh elsuss this will to make up the amounts
n the ninth clause beaueathed direct that the
dehciency be made up with cash TO the amount OF
the oohds or stocks which may be deficient st
par.
Tenth-I baying transferred, On hebopFs of the
chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company, TO
each of my three. dan shters.. Margaret Bodi e.
Emily Tnofn and Z orence Adele-io 0 shares of
lag the certificates of said shares with power to
trarefer the same executed by my said daughters,
respectively, hereby declare hat the foregoing
bequest to my said daughters are to be IN plac of
said shares and that said shares are to be part of
my residuary estate.
stocks in the ninth clause of this will, bequeathed
to my daughter Eliza be not delivered to her
ase OF thirty years but III i they re set apart
and held for her by ms executors; in the mean
ed by them and paid ove- to her as it is recsired
pnui said bonds and stocks are delivered to her;
should ha my tSs sse Of hry ~
ye::rs leaving children, the said bo ds stocks
| shall ts divided among such children 10 such
bus % one f ehid, t6at chi ch ID is @ 70 have the whole
ago of thlr years. and shall leave no child, the
property bequestled to her in said ninth clause
TwelfthEf dire;t that the interest and divi-
dends IN the several bonds and stocks bequeatoed
in the seventh and ninth clauses oi this will be
that so much the eof shall have accrued after
that date shall belong to he legatees.
Thirteenth-I bequeath unto my son Cornelius
Wander bilt the sum of s., ,OO1, 600 in addition TO
all other bequests in this will contained.
TT SON otss the Of b Tfe er
during his natural life, the herein before de-
scribed lot of land and house on the northwest
corner of Fifth avenue and Fifty first street,
Madison avenue and Fifty second street, being
will devised to my wife for life. 1 also b,queath
to my said son George w, for and during his
Of ar EXCEPT hs y goPrt and srbs bust OF y
father, which bequeath to my son Cornelius. L
also bequeath to my said son George all the furni
his nasurai. life: and ait.f the deoeass
Il be be- shall hall leave u any son O1 or sons on.
him surviving, / give, devise and bequeath
Fifth avenue and FIT, first street, and said
lots and stables on Madison syenus and Fifty
nituEe and al the property Of every description
which is in the first clause of this will devised
and % sad TO s s fp5 shall % hts s
will direct and appoint to take the same. ahd
In default of such testamentary direction, then
the eldest son of said George W. who shall
survive him. In case the saId George shall leave
no son him surviving, then on his deeease, and
be queath all and singular the said real and per.
sonal property so given to Geerge ". Tor lie
unto my grandson William H; Vanderbilt, son
sIs9 ?e to my grandson William Z. $, 2,o00,VSo
stor :aid, / bequeath 10 ny said spands NV m Wi. T.
lam ,hn ID. Si,G 9eO. to be paid Or his attaining
fDe 81 1ny saEF F. In The meantime the
executors, during his min rity ana there
after shall be paid to him - sGcn times or in
prove, un Ill he Seco mes of age entitled to ihe
rrincisai. And in case the said William T. be
Sl,.OOW last given shsiI 81 deemed part thereof.
IN ease my sOn George ". shall die without
,ssayins eI,y son hin surviving, if sad William
50 given to sad George W. for | fe shall, after
his death AMI trat Of my wife, George Wari,
Cornelius in ee; and. in that event. give y
last-named grandson 81, 600 600. my object being
wo ks Of art be retained and maintained sy a
meI1 deseendaot bearing the name, Of Van
Fifteenth-i direct that no deviation shall be
m &de from any Of ths le yanies 10 my children by
reason of any sums which | have heretofore
given or advanced to or for account of either of
Sections 16. i, IS and 10 pro vids Tor annuities
relatives.
Twen ieth..I, g We and bequ cath to the Board
of rustees of the Vanderbilt University ofNash
Stats ofTennessee, $40 90 Of the'second mort
gage bond. # The Lake Shore and Michigan
southern Railroad Company, TO be applied to the
Twenty, ,frst-I give and bepusath to the follow
ganised under TIC laws of the state of New York.
ihe salns herei4aiter specified. namely. To tee
potnestgc and Foreign Missionary Scciety of the
, Primitive Episcopal Church OF the United States
OF Aner!ci, Slt",UJO for domestic purposes; o
3 ss t0kfs 70 ,bs Hospital ie9Tp2r9ied in 1850 $780,
New York, gO,O00; to the General The logical
Seminary Of the Primitive EpisconRl Church in
Bible and Com mon ErayerboOk Society, whereof
the Bishoy is president. s5O,O3O to the Home for
Irc@rables, Incorporated in 1915, $4,000; to the
Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary society
Tor Tor %Seamen % in Ihe city and port of New York,
Men, $50 0; to tho New York Protestanr Episcopal
Mission Society of the city of New York ,slOO,0
to the MetropOlitan Museum of Art, Incorporated
of Nutural History in the city of New York, S50,-
COO; t, the M0ravian Church in New Dorp Lane,
ftaf Ssaa baRR6 fG1fd bnTs 9 t6s name Of the
Twenty second--An the rest residue mn re-
n f
sOever situated, of which may be pJssesCed or
TO WHICH may be entitled at the time of my de-
mise, give devise and bequeath unto my two
sons. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Wrp. +. Y snder-
bilt in equal shares and to their heirs and assigns
Tweniy.third-I constitute and approve my
Wnei Maria louisa, and my, sons ooTnellus,
the survivors of the executriX and executors of
this, will and trustees OF the trust funds
herein before mentioned and crea ed; provided,
exception, that neither of my shat, be trCs-
tee of the fund heren5efore direc ed to be set
apart HSiu III u ~ Ut D6HeHls DuL
as to such iuud IN the case of each of my said
sons the trust shall be he in and be
here NIB fore named, and the survivors or
sucyivor of them; and provided further,
and the sad appointment Of e1ecqtriS and
executors aud truste s subject TO th9 further
eond tinn that no commissions comp snsation
shl be charg by or lowed to either of tuem
for their services executrix, eXecu or or trus-
tee, and if either of them should cline to serve
| on tn condition his or her appoint ent hall
cease and term nate, and for tho purpose of
guarding against the contingency of any unsuita-
bic person being appointed trustee of any OF
either Of the trust funds, direct as to each of
said trust funds that in case Of the death, oisabl
ty ressna ion of any of he trustees h. reinbe-
eened y he oe Wbom 8na o9
and u on the death of the last survivor of the
ac ing trustees during ths co1tinuance of the
| tnUd ha be paid TO the Beneficiary entitled to
| the incone.
visions or rections of the will fail or be he d
ioeectual Invalid for any reasOn, it il my will
ia, validated, impaired or affected thereby aud
trat tn will be co strued if such iuvaud pro
| VISIONS or direction had not been herein con-
LastlB. i hereby revoke all former wills and
GIalel,s 6ns ey me at any me made Sa In witness
the cry of New York, the 18th day of Sep,ember,
WILLIAM H VANDERBILT.
| Signed, sea ed published and declared by Will
| liam III Vanderbilt, the testatar, as and for his
last sill and testament, and who, at his request,
\ u
| unto subscribed our names as WITNESSES.
| The words, "Or bonds guaranteed by it," in
CHARLES A. RAPALLo,
No. II West Thirt5 first stree, New York City.
IL West ThryshAisae trcet hr HsM HEAkEk Ya4F City
c. c. CLARK,
J.p. CHAMBFTRssiin f5PT Sing N Y.
| No.26 East Forty-ninth street. Nsw YORK City.
| THE FAMILY WELL PLEA
| Chauncey NJ. Depew and Henry II. Anderson
| are the attorneys representing the estate. hr.
| Depew said the family was we'll pleased with the
disposition of the pr, perty and there would be no
contest OF the will concerning the stocks devised
| TO the children. Mr.. Depew said there an
| understanding among them that none Of the
without consent of all the others. In this the
| railroad property known as the Vanderbilt sys-
tenn will De preserved in its entirety and the Van
| derbilt road will continue under control of the
| known in connect on with the famous fund for
| Ireland, raised by the New York Herald, and
| the basis Ofwhich was Sl00.0O0, given by Jane:
! Cor don Bennett. VIM. IL. Vanderbilt was will m
| sum upon cond tion that the famine fGnd should
| all be exps snded in the great West of the
| United states, where provisions and cereal:
were cheap, for fOod which should lie sent to Ire
land in a fleet of ships which Mr. Vanderbilt
| offered 10 fit out He also offered to land all thi
! store of sCstenance in New York from the W Wes
derbilt's expressed wish was two-iold; first, tha
the money raised should be expended on Ameri
can soil for American products; and second, tina
the Irish sufferers should be relieved and sus
| hands o. the English landlords the money raises
in America. Mr.. Bennett, however, thought i
best TO send the cash to the other side, which Mr.
Vanderbilt declined to do. lie, however, CAV
dition that the fact of his gilt should not in an
way become known.