Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02
EASTERN HAPPENINGS,
VIII q Mrs. a. +. Stewart
RaIed Ger Probate.


uFu. 4 :. atewaFs'H VIII.
NEw Ycnx. Nov. /. 1es6.-The uill d
MFs. Stewart wife of the late million
aire dry gods merohank. Wns fled f0I
prohale today ~ Ex. Judge Horacl
Resell, Henry Hiltoa's s1n-in-iaE
Citafions we're immeaiaaely issued d
the airs, which weBe made FetuFnahle on
Eo4aEnbeK Is. In the inatrumsnt Mrs
SteuaKi bequsaths $00e per year
/ during life, 20 her brother, Charles p
Clinah 80 each of her sisters. Annia
EmmA and Jsne Ciinch. she leaves an
nuity Of $1,000; 70 her { iscs. Sarah n
Saith. she leaEea 9250.000 20 Cornelil
8. BatlgE, shs leaves f100O00; and q
eaeh Of her children. Lawrence and
| GhaKlea 8. Buslsr, $4,000 each 30 Kate
/ A. Saith, &S00o0o; 70 each of She 70
naming children of Sarah n. Smith
/ namely, Louisa, Ell8, BeG1ie ane JanaP
/ &1S0000, - eaoh Of the chli5ren Of heI
0aosaasd sister Louisa, tfoEmeriy thG
wife of Charles 8. Butiar), nRmaly,
Reaalia, Heleas, Virginia, Lillian, Mag.
veil and Prescott. $4,000. An the resi-
nf the estate, real and personal, she be-
queatha 20 Charles r. Clinoh, nov ol
Paris, and Henry Hiltes Of this city
None Of the ieRaciea are 70 Be payable
until thrso years after she nnal probate
Of the annuitiaa. The executors 10 the
win are Charles J. Giincn and Henry
Hilton, and the Witnesses 10 the inssFu-
menk are Henry e Davis, James Heary
Work and Edward B. Hilton.
By another codioil, Mra. Stewart
authorizes Hilton Ia regard 20 the
share and portion of her property d.
Viasd and beQneathed 10 him ID trust to
leaae aud dispose Of il from time TO
time as he shall deem expediana. All
may be valid and eGectual as Il made
b She testator, and all expenses are 20
Be allowed hiu without further proof
than thas thsy we're actually made.
1ndga Hilton ts empowered 90 divide
any surplus among the legal heirs He
h empowered 20 appoint Q substitute
sired period and at win 10 revoke such
appointment and By viii 70 appoint bis
Baooess0F provided, however, that the
trust shall not continue longer thaa the
lives Of Kate and James O. Smith,
named In the will.
By another co1icil, dated May l,
1883. Mrs. Htswart beqnsaths 20 Sarah
n. Smith and her heifa one equal part Of
share granted 20 her nephew Charles
J. Olinch. she gives e2bl 900 TO be dis
tribnted By her executor to her house.
held servants. living With her at the
sine Of her death.
The lest sodioil, dated November 80,
1885, after stating that the Cathedral
and 81. Pauas Sch iols at Garden City,
have been eoupleted and endowed,
Fssokes ali the former clauses % the
will and oodieils thereto. ox ept that
the trustee 10 empowered ct his disore
ion 20 build and endow q seminary OF
learning for women es DESERVED In the
prsVions oodicils. ans 70 erect such
other Institutions and buildinRs con-
nected with tbe Cathedral as may be
necessary. The absolute title ia the
property b vested IN the legatee 10
transfer and convey the property In
aooerdanee With the provisions Of She
will and codicila.
The viii is dated Jaly 5, 1877. In q
oodioil Of the will she rsvokes the be-
quest 70 Henry Hiltoa Of one-haif her
FeaiduaRy estate eRd instead beqneaths
him one-half Of her property aad estate
10 trust 10 collect, receive. manage, con-
troll, cell and apply the same 10 tAe fol-
lowing purposes: 1o complete the
Stewart memorial church nov In course
OF erection BY her at Garden City, Long
Island, and ta supply it with ell that 10
necessary 70 mako Il q free church and
cathedral for the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Of the dioeese 81 Long Island;
70 endoW Il with such money as will
maintain ie forever, with q provision for
the bishop Of the diocese and bis assist.
ants; TO contract for two buildings 20
be attached TO the said cathedral aud
endoW them with sach money aa will
sustain them forever, and 70 erect such
other buildings, aa cathedral summaries
and schools, as may be required. AL Of
thUee buildings are 10 be erected on
Mrs. SteWaFt's lands there, known aa
Hempsted Place. These buildines VIXEN
completed are 10 be conveyed 20 the use
forever Of the Protea ant Episcopal
Church Of The diocese Of Long Island.
The corporation is 20 Be known 80 the
Cathedral Of Incarnation Of the DiO-
ceas Of Long Island.
One half Of her residnary estate, not
devised, is 20 be applied for the above
purpose. II any pEOseedinas are insti-
t1ted 10 interfere With the will, the pro-
vision IN the will IN bic OF her favor is
cancelled. THIS codioiI Of the will was
dated May 81. 1873.
Anosher strike
CRIcA0o, (III.,) November /, 1885,
Nearly 5000 men In the slaughter houses
of Swift a Norris quit work thia morn
Ing. The trouble d over the resumption
Of the Ten boar system, tbs men refusing
70 work the additional two hours without
additional pay. Each Of the houses
snpioy aboak 5000 men. None eG the
packing houses are Affected. An attempt
Was made 10 inducs the men Ia ARmouTs
sad ether large houses 10 stop. bat they
refused 10 90 oat.
Further particulars from she stock
yards strfks aEe 10 The eject that sWift's
baef killers asnt q eonmittee 70 him on
Saturday end insisted on having an
increase Of 20 csnts per dav, should
The arm return 90 the ten honr system.
1his morning when the beef batshers
vsnt % work, tbsy noticed that Fore
man wilder, of 6giftia, had discharged
James MattheWnoa, one Of ahe eommit
tee. They also found that the wages
q the laboresa had not been increased,
% they struck. They insist row on
having Mafshe9son Feinstatod. and also
On Q return 20 The eight boar system.
% hearing thai eWift'a men we're cot.
The BEEF butchers employed by MeFris
seat out. The crowd vent dowa "a
6mith'e machine sbop and compelled
tie mtn there 30 saEika. After this they
vent 10 ArmonF's for ths purpose oi
calling bic men out. but this move Wa1
anticlpAted By The foreman Who aol q
force of police 10 guard the principal
entrances and the crowd vas kept away,
DlsaseFoas vine Fire.
CoaNKE1sVsE1R, Pa Nov. /. 1856. =
A Gre af tbs Standard mines. near Mt
Pieasana. which originated yesterday
aflsruo0n. is stiil raging and d hourly
gaining hea1W T. The hame and snoke
dFivea b. . strona oafrent of aiE, ieapl
fkom iha meath % the shAft b q height
of 100 feet ahoVe the ground. All Efforts
20 cheek tba aHmea have besn % na
avail. Ths Gre engines frOm PittabaFz
arrived touiGhf. and tie work e food.
/ inR tha mina viii ~ heRun at anos
Thia win require several monfha 10 q
thoaeht thas nearly thres acres Of aoal
ere d nou all ablaEe. The amount OF
/ eha los Gannot Be- estimated, for az
snsirs plant will hays 70 suapaod epera.
gsann several msaaks. throwing 600 meE
oat of w0Fk. Ths daily oufput Of ~
shaff was $50 tons. and IN enaaeunanal