Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-03

G EdEard EsR GSRsy Rev tlR sSst EiaaIs
ReT eO%an Matte SmPsV8i s%PS nOw wife
%fe's relative = Oco: Mary II Thaw. Of Rchmond
Va, daughter Of NV cousin, William simmons
Grymes. % 81, ocO each: Lee Thaw, Richard Rich l.. Thaw
| Edward B. 1haw and Helen Thaw Morton, chill
Rar OF of m sDGsia William 500 eaeR
Columbia Thaw Littell,, Of Washington. d. e.
| Mary Thaw, daughter of my cousin Columbus
Thaw. OF ofWashington: d, G.. q, 900; Jane rhaw,
u. G, 500. Miss Ada Wilmnrt6. q $50: Margaret
Lulu Crumpton, $500. and to Kate and Natalie
each: 70 the children of Rebessa Thaw Riggs, two
sog 5 sS ssscs zach Nan and two girls Ella and Of
Philadelphia, 8. 600: Hannah Matilda Wiitber-
ger, sister Of W. h. Thaw, deceased, s, 600;
now Of Grand Rapids, % Mic Mich. siOoe: Charles
T' Thaw' Of IN hPhiladelphia son OF my uncle, Charles
Of Hannah Robinson, now of Nashville, Tenn.
S.0C; Mary E. Dishman, Bowling Green, NJ, Y,
Miss Mary Agnew, daughter of Rev. ). Holmes
Agnew deceased, ST. 600: Rev. Samuel H hel-
iiogg. Toronto Canada, s., 900; Annie Thaw, the
My sister has competence, but wish to place
thereoi during her life to be used as she sees nt'
IN AFFECTIONS ENVELOPE.
Charles ]. Clarke and my niece, Louisa
Clarke, his wife; my niece Mary Semple
Sharpe, my niece Agnes Clark Kennedy and
my nephew Frank Semple, $1,000 each. They
are all independently situated. but wish to
name them here in affectionate remembrance,
and to request that the sum aforesaid be ap-
piled by them respectively in whole or in part
to the cost of such memorial object as each
shall select suitable to be a reminder OF my
lifelong regard for them.
To each house servant of four months stand
ing at the time of testator's death he leaves
Sl00. The executors are directed to pay to the
Allegheny Cemetery Company $1,000 in trust,
to invest the same in and apply the income to
the repair of and care of the family lotss and
to expend not to exceed $50 600 on the large
oval lot in which testators deceased wife Eliza
Burd is buried.
Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian
Church, S2O 0O0. Board of Missions for Freedmen
Church Erection Fund of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church, s, ooo Board of Edu-
terian Boa-d of Relief for Disabled Ministers and
the Widows and Orphans of Deceased Ministers,
and 4Ssdemie r6s trustees i0F Of the
Presbyterian Board of Publication, $1,000;
Church. so 600: American Board OF Commission
ers for Foreign Missions, S. 600; Homeopathic
IS 600; Allegheny General Hospital. so. coo;
Mercy Hospital go, oCO; Home of the Good Shep
Little Sisters of the Poor on Penn avenue, g OoO
House of the Little Sisters OF the Poor, Washing
y,
Association, S. 600.
HOMES AND INSTITUTIONS.
Home for Aged Protestant Women, %, oOO,
to be invested, and the income thereof to be
used to aid INDECENT applicants in making up the
sum required to admit them TO the Home; Home
for Aged Protestant Men and Aged Couples, and
Home for Incurables, under same conditions, if
any admission charge is made, and if not
said to be added to the endow-
iUcOme Of
Pittsburg Association for the improvement of the
Poor, $40 600 in five annual payments, to be used
for compensation Of superintendent and visitors If
ton street g. 600 in i've annual payments.
Young Mems Christian Association, Of Pitts
mum for six years said annual payments to begin
one year after the payment Of the y GOO. Pitts
for i've years. Rev. william A. Passavant. 81 600
for his personal and S. 900 to be applied such
char&pe srSTi or file RELIGIOUS uses as he ~
College, Madison county, KY. S. 900 each. Rev.
j; A McAfee fee 6 for the use Of Park College, Park
Vile, No., $40 O00 and the further sum of Sl0 900
for the support of the Park College family.
Trustees of Western University of Pennsylvania,
100000. TO be used as said Trustees shall deem
bestfor the interests of the university. College at
jamestown, Dakota, coo.
The executors are directed to pay one-half the
cost of completing in stone the spire of the Third
Presbyterian Church, on Sixth avenue not to
coed sl0, 0O0, provided the other half is raised
within two years by the congregation or others.
Any other subscriptions made by testator and not
palu uedIn 10 De palu OUT OF lne sup
ply parts.
Debts due by Robert Patterson John S. Title
Robert +. Morris, Rose Copey, Joseph Stockton,
the latter OF Chicago the executors are to release
remit and cancel
TO PITTSBURG'S ASTRONOMER.
Testator says: 81 direct that an Indebtedness
of John A. Brashear to me shall be released, re-
mitted and cancelled. Itis further my will that
the said John A. Srashear shall be permitted to
occupy, free of rent for ten years, the house and
Buena Allegheny hy
me and now in his possession the Same to be occu-
pied and used by him in the manufacture or pro-
duction of instruments or applian of precision,
all taxes on said premises to be paid by him SO
long as he occupies the property. 1t nv will and
intention that the privilege of occupancy above
mentioned shall be personal to the said John A.
able voluntarily or by judicial or other sale and
that II shall extend only TO the occupancy of said
premises for the purposes above mentioned
In case said supply parts shall prove insufficient
10 perform and carry out the provisions and di-
thereto. the deficiency shall first fan upou the he
quest OF Sl0O, 600 to the trustees Of fb. Wester,
University OF pennsylvania, to the full amount
thereof If necessary, and subseouentiy sbouid
there sttll be deficiency. next unon the bennasts
70 % 9oegeS & OF institutions OF learning pro rata or
and next, in like manner on be0uests TO reIipio1s
hoafns; ana next upon bequests to hospitals and
hcence.'' vi 'ole
of Ai'e5 eardns making sDd. great many provisions
farious conditions under which the nronertv
Hes Mr. 1haw says that warned by his knovrtedqa
oi Slalns InaI may be set up against his estate,
wish to declare, both for the guidance of said ex
ecutors and OF any tribunals that may be called
upon TO adJudicate any claims against nv estate
that have not in the past given or executed any
.'bonds of friendship that term is now un-
derstood In this country, any other instruments
OF writing out of the usual line of business trans
actions nor made any verbal promises. nor do [
intend hereafter to give or execute any such
writings or make any verbal promises which can
or ought to be the basis of any claim for money
ecutors Of this my will TO resist any such pre-
tended claims by whomsoever made.
A COKE TRUST.
Coal and coal lands, options ETC.. in West
moreland and Fayette counties, held by testator
be paid for out of the three supply parts of
the estate devised unto William X. rhomp-
son, William Thaw, Jr., and Benjamin Thaw,
who are designated as 1.-THE Coke Trust, to hold
the same as undivided property until it
ness Recommending that no haste be made to
kind is enjoned, SO that schemers be not allowed
to skim the cream: that maps be made and opera
tions so conducted that the entire body shall be
made available and profitably worked.
The trustees enjoined f. ON running or |
coking for themselves. or being participants
save lessons. and leases are to be made in such
at their own cost, but nothing contained in the |
will is to be construed to prohibit testator's
and should it be found that the best interest the
trust call for the postponement of the date by |
leasing and the coke trust be found lacking |
from the three supply parts of the &c estatea staten
but lest the settlement of the estate be hampered
no payments are to be made except during two |
years next ensuing Ii being expected that the |
coal trust shall be at least selfsustaining there
after IL is ordered that none of said coal shall be
sold in bulk before January l. $500, nor afterward,
trust, except to straighten lines for better