The sun., 1891-01-09
MRS. FOGG'S MANY REQUESTS.
MORE THAN 100000 TO ooLLKaEs
AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

Codicu Dated Two weeks Before Her
Denth-More Than Half Million Each
for Hiram Fose and John A. Phipps.
The provisions OF the will Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Perkins Fogg the widow OF William H. Fora.
were made known yesterday. Tho will was
drawn on July 9. 1888. BY this will and q cod
icil Mra. Fogg leaves s9i5,0O0 In specific he.
quests. of which over 100000 goes to educa-
tionnl and charitable institutions.
The residue which will amount to over
$1,000. 900. and includes two Fifth avenue rsss
dences ard acountry seat at 1rvington. Is left
share and share alike to Hiram FoGg OF Ban.
eor and John A. phipps Of Boston. the former
a cousin OF Mr.. Fogg and the latter cousin Of
Mrs. Fogg
The largest specific beuuest is to Harvard
University. whose President and fellows are
to receive s200.0Oo for the erection Of an art
museum. to be called THE William Hayes
Fogg Art Museum Of Harvard" 1t is to bs q
flreproof structure, to contain works OF art Of
every kiui. Tho entire ar. collection loft
hv Mr. FoGR Il also presented to the
University to be placed in the museum. 1t
contains the testator's portraits. articles OF
bric-l- brac a wealth Of East Indian. Chinese.
and Japanese jewclry. curos. carvings. aud
articles not otherwise disposed OF. 1t Is said
by Mrs. Foggs lawyers to be very valuable.
For the p.9pe5 ero care e. 2. and maintenance Of the
To Yaie GniVersity the will gives $40 900, the
income to be used In the theological depart;
ment to - aid such theological students as shall
q thsir mental ability. character. and scholar
70 the Berwick Academy at South nth Berwick.
for a library, building and books. and por-
tra. Of M Fosg S be kept in The library
OF one is e. lie lent or given to the, students Of
81 tt,n fsstct mn dAn{ I'm
income Of the other s2O,O00 is to be devoted to
the purchase Of books. pamphlets and charts
b By Ward & d also goes W to the seminary. These are
other bsa4sns;tts to ,nstitptions; n:, - ,,,. ..
to Aa sS0sss snotGer
house for homeless and destitute children.
which house is to be named after the testators
Boston t s26ooS, 70 be known as The William 4.
5000 %. the income q which is to benefit such
SSSaf whose eharaeter and moral stsndins shsl Be-
approved by the trustees OF the academy. Pro-
vision is also made for statue o. Capt FoSg
TO the University Of tho City Of New York
100000 the income to be applied In IN giving
e?TEoy To the SetE New York Hospita!. $4,000 - ~.
ton o! tho Deaf and Dumb: slO000; -
l
Of Cruelty to Animals. 100000
To the Sheltering Arms. $4,000
These are the specific bequests to fndivid.
TO Mrs. Abbie A.Wyman Of Charlestown ard
SSrah 2 PhDs qI Bosson and 40
W s'fe Sethiah fa i Phaps oi GharlestoWn e an
aunt. an annuity of 5000 =, c..,, -
TG oon BENJAMIN Phipps OF Chelsea . cousin
10 the Rev. Charles Holbrook Of Danvers.
To clinton De Witt Holbrook Of BROOKLYN
and his vile Maria. eash $1,000 ~ ~ w..
tssss ;ssss'S :sfR
4. Barrett Of New York, Mrs. Elvira Studley Of
Ssm YER. %s 5bs Mrs. 5u MansSss 0t
Ass &ss hsfss Sss sss
Sr. g. N.Y. Lyman ne1f ssesss 81
Z Lake E CITY. Miss Lucy Hayes Of MOTH Berwick.
Me-: Hiram Foeg OF Bangor. and stephen
10 the Children Of the late Sarah Bowers Of
70 the ehiidIen Of tho late John F. Twombly
To the children Of the late Joanna Tibbet.s d
%atsi2g sSStsss REss& e:
ssS t q Ea 3lsassn dss! M q III: etz sseA
Ps Of @iDe NJ the NEW
Trust Company, and Duncan Smith. Mira
Ithsd been Mrs Foge's iden to establish. a
secret trust Tor other charities which she
wished 70 benefit. but on Dec 81 last she sum
moned William II. Prichard who had draYn
her will. and told him that she had decided On
adding q codicil. distributing 100000 Of her
| private fortune equally among nine institu-
lions. This codicil was drawn up and signed.
Tho Young Womens- Christian Association.
tho New York Diet Kitchen. the Beiisvus
Training school for Nurses. The Fund fer Aged
ployment and Relief Of Poor Women. the HONS
Ladies' Home OF Charlestown.
Charles B: Fosdick was appointed BY the
codicil an additional executor The oodicil also
left the following bo1nests to servants: John
Petersen. $4,000; Car! Andersen. $1,000:
Thomas Doran $500; Hassie Lamont $500.
Mr.. FQxgs died thirteen days after making this
Mr. Prichard Is Of the opinion that there viii
be no ground for contest Of tho will By Mrs.
FoRg's husbands relatives. All Of her property
except tl.OO000O belonged to her privately.
and the million was left to her Internationally
The viii cannot bs filed for probate untN ths
residences OF all the next OF kin can be found
| for citations. As Mr.. Fogg WAS one OF thirteen
children, this will take some time