The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-02
MRS. STEWARDS WILL.
1t was Filed for Probate
on Monday.
WHAT THELADY BEQ UEATHES.
The strike Resumed-The Prince Ma
poleOn-Sugar Refinery Closed
The Engine Drivers.
WHAT THELADY BEQUEATHEs,
Mrs Stewards VIII Probatsd.

NEw YORK. November 1.-The will OF
Mrs. Stewart, wife OF the late millionaire
dry goods merchant, was fled fer
probate to-day by ex-Judge Horace
Russell, and Henry Hilton, her sou-in
law. Citations were Immediately issued
10 the heirs and next of kin, made re-
turnable on November 18Th. In the
instrument Mrs. Stewart besueat1ss
$4,000 per year during life TO her
brother Charles 2. Clinch; to each of
her sisters. Anna, Emma and Julia
C.Inch, she leaves an annnity Of $40, 0OU
a year; to her niece. Sarah n. Smith,
she leaves $3.50, 600; to Cornelia Butler
she leaves S2J0,OOO; and to each OF her
children Lawrence and Charles S. But
Ter, So. OOU; 70 Kate a. Smith. $3.50 900:
10 each OF the remaining children OF
Sarah y Smith. namely, Louisa, Ella
Bessie and James. $50 900. To each OF
the children OF her deceased sister,
Louise formerly the wife of Charles
Butler). namely. RSsalIe, Helen, Vir-
ginia. Lillian, Maxwell and Prescott
$50 OOO. All the rest of the estate, real
and personal. she bsqueaths 20 Chas J.
Clinch, now of Paris. and Henry Hilton,
of this city. None of the legacies are 20
be payable until three years from the
tinal probate, and the annuitles until
six months after such probate. The eX-
ecutOrs TO the will are Chas. J. Ciinch
and Henry Hilton. The witnesses TO
the instrument are Henry E. Davies
James Henry Work and Edward B. He
ton.
The will is dated July 5th, 1877. In
codicil Of the will. she revokes the De
quest 10 Henry Hilton, Of one half OF
her residuAry estate. and instead be-
queathes hum one half of the residue of
her property and estate in trust to
collect, receive, mansge. control, sell
aud apply the same to the following
purposes; TO complete the Stewart
memorial church now in course of
erection BY her at Garden City, Long
/ Island, and TO supply il with all that is
necessary TO make IL a free church and
cathedral for the Protestant Episcopal
church of the diocese of Long Island /;
TO endow IL with such money as will
maintain il forever with provisions for
the bishop of the diocese and his asso-
ciates; TO construct two buildings
| to be attached 70 said cathedral aud
| endOE them with such money as will
sustain them forever and TO
erect such other building as the cathed-
/ raj and seminaries and schools may re-
quire. All three buildings are to be
/ erected on Mrs. Stewards land there,
| known as the Hampstead place. These
| buildings when comp eted are 20 be con.
yeyed TO the use forever of the church
of the diocese Of Long Island. or the
corporation known as the Cathedral of
the Incarnation IN the diocese of Long
Island, and one-halt OF her residuary
estate not devised is 10 be applied for
the above purposes. If any heir be-
comes a party TO any proceedings 10
interfere with the will, the provision in
tue will in his or her favor is cancelled
The codicil Of the will is dated May q,
1873.
By another codicil, Mrs. Stewart
authorizes Hilton, in regard to the share
and portion OF her property devised aud
0equeathed to him, in trust, to leave
and dispose of from time to time, as be
shall deem eXpedient. All such acts &c
be valid sud as effectual as If made by
the testator, and all expenses to be
allowed him without further proof than
that they were actually made. Judge
Hilton is empowered to divide any sur
plus among the legal heirs. He is EN-.
powered TO appoint q substitute trustee
or trustees 10 act in his place for any
desired period, and at will to REVOKE
such appointment, and at will to ap
point his successor; provided, however
that SAID trust shall not continue Longer
than the lives OF Kate a. aud James @
Smith, named IN the wiz. BY another
codicil, dated May 1. 1888, Mrs. Stewart
bequeathes to Sarah y. Smith and hel
heirs one equal part of the share
Ia the estate granted to hi
nephew, Charles j. Clinch. Sh,
gives SIS, 0O0 TO be distributed 10y
the executors TO her household Servants
living with her at the tune of hel
death. The last codicil, dated Novem
Der 30th, 1885, after stating that tina
cathedral and ST. Paurs school Al
Garden City has been completed and
endowed, revokes all the former claus
to the will and codicils thereto, excepi
that the trustees empowered at his
discretion TO build and endow q semin
airy for women as described IN previous
codicils, and to erect such other institu-
tons and buildings connected with ths
cathedral as may be necessary, abso-
lutte title to the properly Is vested in
the legatee 10 convey and transfer the
property in accordance with the provi.
sions of the will and codicils.
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