New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
MR.. FAYERWEATlIEKS WILL.
ryEcrroRs DO NOT FEAR THE CONTEST
,ru.K WITH GENERAL STEWART l.. wooDroEp,
THEIR COUNSEL.

,r,LK WITH GENERAL STEWART l" WooDFoED'
THEIR COUNSEL
,...,r, e. general expectation. the formal ob,cc-
,,- IN tho rrolatc Of the will OF Daniel j.. Ftyer
,,o,ts.r vbo left more than T2.O'o,ooo To various
cllc.,. and ho,pita!s aad his r'sdu'ry estate to hi,
cxccutor~ were not tlel ye'"iFiH' fft1c1c i'
C,udcrt and y. +. Holden, VINO nave 'ie case III
charge for Mr.. Faycrw cather, WE" ms uc'dcd I"
contest the VII. rrncipaly Oh '"J :" n''rn'
influence on the part Of the executor were unable.
ric 10 "a, ,trc,, Of bu-inc,s TO prepare the papers
Tor ciir in the sarroratcs Office. They VIII be ready,
hov.cvcr. By tomorrow.
rbo f,c That the will IS 70 be contested gave rise TO
much discussion yesterday IN th' swamp, "hcr
fer many years Mr. Faycrwcahcr conah'i d his bu-i-
nc.. T., yca, a matter Of surprise however to
few. e ,h dead merchant, lrcnd,. The mai arity #
,I.,, had cxpectcd the contest to lc made although
,,ov AZ unit, IN ,rsaiine in lh terms Of the char
,ct.r of the executors EaFiF Nc-t'ru'y morning
Thomas G.. Rich. Juslni l.. liulNcy ana Henry j.
Nauern. the executors named IN t'' Will hcla 4"
cor ference al No l. wall it. lt' nature however
.o,,,1 wat he learned when Tribune reporter asked
,;r ritch about the ground, upon which tho viii was
, Ia cortcstcd he declined 10 say any ching Il find
h m, Morning papers," he said that am client
co,o~ol stewart l.. WOjdfoid Is my counsel
In reply 10 Tie reporters questions "ehcrai WOO"
forj SAD that the devise OF TIE Ic-d'"H
estate was vested absolutely IN ia" cNe'u'"'''
Mr. Fnvcrwcathcr.7 he Continued, let i''l'"'
ua, they would distribute It In their discretion anohS
educational institutions This request they viii re
lc.ousy observe ,
A. ,o ,ra paragrauh of the will. which empowers the
vccnf,r, f. Increase or Withhold the sums left 10 the
coI,g,, providing that "thc condition ana 'ir'u"
stances Of any OF the institution, shall b" % changed
that In tic judgment Of my executors II j. NO.
czpcdcnt to pas over all or any OF the money!,
General Woodiorl said Mr.. Faycrwc'thcr eVd'h'H
intended, Mi, money q - to such educational in'tu
,ns "a, world make wise u-c Of it, lie leil a h'''
discretion T. his executor, and from their wei hno"
character believe II viii be- exercised carefully h'u
wisely. Nh Faycrwcathcr ,Oucht to avoid pNf'~'H
u,h tr,lllr a, arose over g." 1dcn VIII. J t'HH'
that i Will be- found that ne succeeded Ia doing 'o'
NJ. Vau.han could not BE- .ocn YESTERDAY. IhoiH''
" Hall hi, partner. however. SD" ia all lF"u'oi'''
. we'll acquainted with Mr.. Vaughan, intentions, sud
that Their, was no doubt thaC The prov ,ionN OF The WI"
vou,d be carried Out BY undue influence he
added the law means force. AID that VIII D" l.
dinicalt matter to prove. ANY one "ho knc" VT.
F.ycr,gcathcr know, that he coHld not BE- ihAuci''N
easily. lis mind was a. &urd ~ possible even Oh
the DAY Of hi, death. There - O." question 'b"t 'l
Mr. Hal expressed surprise tiIlt tine addition u IN"
ca,,u 10 the viii ON the Gay Of Mr. Iaycr''cAt'er''
d,th adding Mr. Nau.haus name - one oi ti'
Nc.u:or. .hould Do The subject OF SO mGc' CONNIE,
ard r-tic.,u What dd IL danger a. asked.
Nothing. The provision, 81 III" Viii "a reference
IA the oU,-r- and tie disposal - The rr'ifnF' '''
remain. the a. they ~"rr DOB It, Wh'H '"' H'
,.dirI va, appended to thc Will The ohF ''"'f'"''
tia. w. Naurhau', uauc b. mentioned among To"
.,c..t.~ Mr. Fn,crWol'lcr oyii"rl' belle "l TIA
+, ,,, letter 10 dl,.d, tl. estate anon. thu-' m'1
too ,,l0r. t,c, W. F1yrrN'-,'hcr Know Ac h-h
.,.d.n- a. the u-u whom Do" mad" "N"'. '"r~ ID.
That r..ou De. coud Give Thorn d.cr ..'ntr, I"t't.-
Mr. HAN added talt h- Impression was ihi '''