Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-13
To st. Luss's Hospital. incorporated :

| To ~. Luke's Hospital, Incorporated IN
The year 1850. 100000.
To the fnuur Mems Christian Associs-
tion OF the city az New York, 100000.
! To the General Thoologies seminary o.
1 the Protestant Episcopal Chnfch In the CITY
! OF New York $50. 0o0.
! To- the New YORK Bibfe and Com mon
I ffayef-bo0l sooiety whereof the Bish ~ IA
president. $50. 600.
! To the Home Tor IncurableE. Incorporated
/ ToThe Ffoisstans Episcopal Church Mis-
summary society tor seamen in the CITY and
I poti oi New J Ork $50 coo.
To the New YORK. Home tor Incorporate
Men 100000.
To the New York Protestant Episcopal
Mission >ociety OF the city OF New log1'
100000
10 the metropolitan Museum OF Ar, m
corpnwted Aprii Is, 1870. 100000.
To the American Museum OF Natnral HIS
tory iif The city OF New ork. 500, 600.
To the MofRvian church IN New -Dnrp
lane. Staten Island. organized under the
name o. the United brethren churo'1
WHERE TIIT RKsT cons
AT the rest. residue. and remainder Of Al
the property and estate. real. personal. ana
mixed o. every description. and where's >
ever situated, h. bequeaths unto nj two
snDs Cornelius Vanderbilt and William
Vanderbilt. iu equal shares. Hud g. their
htirs and assigns for their use forever
Mr.. kanderhut's wife. his sons Cornelius,
"A iliiaW X. Frederick W. and George
afo constituted eXecutrix and executors OF
Che will and trustees OF the trust funds ere
Rtrd providing however. thai neither %
the Sons small bee trustee OF the fund directed
to De- Sc apart and held IN trust for him or
tor his benefit. but - sunh tuud IN the
case oi each son, the trust shall ~ held
Hnd b. executed 10y the other OF the trn--
tees. The will Denrs date September -.
1854. and eli former Wills Arr revoked.
THE PETITION FoB PRoBATTSG TIL WILL.
Chsnncey NJ. Depew and Henry Il. An
derSOn are the attorneys representing the
estate. on Friday MI Anderson appeared
before Surrogate Rollins and spoke to him
privately with reference Co the probate 81
the Will, and arrangements Werp made ior
Ming the III a. noon to-day. MI. Ander
EOu Wa given blank petition FOR the pro
bate o. tine VIII, which ne was tD MI ~ All.
bcpcw aud Nj. Anderson accom- panied ~
the -four SONS. accordingly appeared to-day
before the probate clerk a. l2.2i 4. NJ. an
the petition Tor prostate signed bN the four
sons was presented. a. sets forth that VII
ham Il Nauderbiii mad died or becemDef
Stl and tnH. he ief' viii duly signed
executed. and witnessed The petition then
gave the names OF tho heir and their resi-
deuce numbers. Mi Anderson informed
the probate clerk that the sons mad con
Guided not tu file tue original will a present
and tina they wanted Go verify the petition.
MI DepeW handed 10 the probate clerk Uu
~ De- W lAAtl NAliltt g.. AaAN " NAlfA. llf
said he mad verified m person kGcu copy
contains nineteen pages 81 typewriter
matter. MI Anderson stated tnaf tnerr
were no codiclis upon tnD petition The
clerk issueC citations g. the widow and
daugntel .nt sOns being petitioners. were
not cited. returnablr Ou fue SON instant
o. II Il. 81 Jhr party then LETT the office
huDseQuenU' tnauncrN NJ. DepcW lu
conversation said the family weu wei
pleased with the dispOsi tiou OF the property
and tharp would o. uu contest 81 tine VII.
Concerning the STOCK 0ef iset o. IN, cnii-
drBu. Nj Depew sal tner was Al under
standing among them tuRi none o. the
stock should bo dispose Ot nv any one o.
them without the conseni o' al tnr othcrs
lu TINS way the railroad property known a.
the Vanderbilt system VII 10. preserved Do
JOS entirety and the Nandtrp.. roads Will
couJnue under the cOntro. tu. family
TIN HERALD FAM1Sr r"NU
Iutcresiinc facts are herewith made
known iu cOnneC- OF viii tne famine fund
fCf Ireland IA ised br the New or. ffs~JiI.
and the uasi- or which Was SiOO uuI fec
nr James Gordon bennett. william h Van
uerD.' wa Illus tn nave adicC o.
hcnncfr s 900 0UN al eUuaI sum o. muu~.
upon conditions THE rouu Ons Imposed n'
Nj. anurTr.lf So ere fnat tut famine fun.
should al Boz expended iI the Creaf " a.
q. tu- niiro -tatet So uer. PROVISIONS auc
cereal Wcir cheap tor tOpI when snpuit
DOT. cent tu ireland M o. lice. Oi slips which
Vanderbilt offered tu q on IA als1 often.
tomud tais vasi store ofsusteuauce materIa.
o. New Ork uuM the Nes' Tree u' a.
cngr4es for TRANSPORTATION. Naudernli -
expressed wish lu tue matter was iWn-ioii
uT-f tua- the MONEY raised should b. tN-
pended on American soil f0r a American lirn-
GuctA. ANA tit. sufferers snuui1 ut relieved
uut suhta lnel " itlJui being Ob lged o. pf1
lHto tnc band. %. Ing. ISL landlords tl.
muurf raised m America HuC as slated o.
tHi. enc \aud.fJit Wa Wia.u- iH cover
Bennett s 800 go WITH auOthe- 100000
md besides tuut par trauspOrtlt luL uf
puIcAass O. p.nuuctt tfDu luD NJ ~. aut
on 81 fee. o. SHIPS On carry l' De- On. Hu'iei-
els abroad nuf ifuurt preferred tp sen
tine casl Go trc otnef side who. audef-
N.I. declined q. Dc. Tie however gave .H
fne famine fund uf check iur S. 600 pu
f.l- uUDu com iOu-tu, condition ina tut
TACT q hIs g.r should no iu III way Dee
come known