New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
SOME INTERESTING WILLS
REQUESTS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
WHAT WAS LEFT BY CHARLES NJ. MORRILL,
DAVID STEWART AND WILLIAM F.
HAvEMEYER.

HAvEMEYER.
A number Of charitable institutions in this city will
look upon Tuesday July 81, as an important day ID
their history Three wills were filed in the surro'
gates Office yesterday making requests Oh VssiouS
amounts TO charitable institutions.
The will Of Charles William Morrill,, executed on
November %. 1850 nemes John Vaughn morrill,, ms
brother. of Boston; William Bispham and Hermann IL.
Cammanp as executors After making a NUMBER Oh
beouests 10 relatives and frends, including S4oooo W
his brother he leaves the following sums OF money 10
publc institutions: American Society for Proven
ton Of Cruelty TO Animals 81 600; New-iork society
for Prevention of Cruelty TO Children, $4,000; Home
of Mercy SIS ooo Protestant Episcopal Church MISSION
Society for Seamen, In memory Of his father Oap'Sip
Charles Montgomery Morrill, 10000; New-fofh froV'
estsut Episcopal City Mission Society, $1,000; trustees
OF the Fund for Aged Clergymen OF the fro'es.an'
Episcopal Church. $4,000 orphans Home enc Asylum
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 9oooo
uouse OF Rest for Consumptves. $1,000; ST. Luxe 5
Home for INDECENT Christian Females, 5000 Charity
Organization Society, 5000; veteran Flrenehs ns
citation, $4,000; the Trustees Of the Calheorsi VI '
John the Divine $50 900. From his snare OF ue es"o
of Caroline Marx he makes the following oequesOS III
her memory: Home for Old Men and Aged couples
$4,000; the Church Mission for Dear hu'es' @ioooo
the New York Association for Improving the Conduoh
a, the Poor 40 OOO Sheltering Arms for Children
ST. 600. and St Mary's Free Hospital for Children
$1,000 The residue Of the estate goes TO his proher
No estimate 10 value Is MADE
The will of David Stewart, who died July II, was
aso fled for probate yesterday III was eAecu'eu
November 20, 1889, and names MS wloo"' mary
Elizabeth Stewart, his soninaw, John L. eafoner. VI
Roston and Theodore F. Hicks as executors Mrs
Stewart receives the house No. 500 Ftfth-ave the
stable No. $50 West Twenty eighth-st., and number
az naintings lie beeueaths TO Mrs. Isabella D
Gardiner $780, 900 and number OF OBJECTS OF ART
The residue Of the estate is also to be divided equally
between his daughter and his widow. Theooore r.
Hicks who is described faithful clerk gets $4,000
and the easehod Of No. 10 University Place The DEAD
mans coachman James Wilson, receives $4,000 After
making small beQueste to relatives, the dead man leaves
81 900 10 St Lukes Hospital and 900 TO the Society
OF st. Johnland.
motion was made before Surrogate Ransom yester
dav TO confirm the report Of DonnelI Van schaoK' ap
praser of the property of Hector c. Havemeyer VINO
died in 1889. Mr.. Havemcyer left 100000 to be al
vded among charitable institutions of this city. Ac
oording to the provisions of the WILL however, the
testators mother Sarah Havemeyer was to select the
institutions The names OF the institutions, togeJhe1
with the amounts they received, were made puonc ID
court yesterday. They read as follows Mammalian
pispensary and Hospital, $4,000; New-York Lanes
Home Missionary Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, $4,000; New-York Church Extension and
,,iss,onarv Society. $4,000: New-York Society fol-
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children 81 900; NewforR
Eve and Ear Infirmary, $4,000; Child1en's Ala 50
ciety $40 900; York Society for the Suppression
Of Vice, 5000; Charity Organization, $4,000 Ladies
Christian Union in the City Of NewYork, $1,000; New
York Christian Home for Incorporate Men, $4,000
Society for Promoting the Gospel Among Seamen in the
Port of New-Yerk $4,000 Wilson Industrial School FOL
sIrls $1,000; Central Methodist Episcopal Church
$4,000 the Presbyterian Hospital, $4,000; New-forR
POSTGRADUATE Medical School and Hospital $1,000
Peabody Home and Reform Relief Association, $4,000
Young Mems Christian Association $4,000; Memorial
Baptist Church OF Christ in New-York $4,000
MI Van schaick in his report finds that the majority
OF the institutions named, excepting the Presbyterian
Hospital the Society for Promoting the Gospel Among
seamen in the Port OF NewYork and the Childrens o
Society must paw the collateral Inheritance tax inc
representatives Of the Institutions however, mslhtalneC
yesterday that they were all exempt from the collateral
Inheritance tax under the act Of 1890, as Mrs nave
never had not made her selections until the passage
OF that act.
The Surrogate reserved HIS decision.