The sun., 1892-12-13
WILL OF WILSON @. HUME
His Estate OF sS,OOO.OOO Divided Among
Numerous Relatives and Friends.

The will OF Wilson q. Hunt was filed yoster-
day in the Office Of the Surrogate. The viii
was executed on May %. 1889 ana u codicil
on July %. 1892. Tho executors named are
Edward Coonor. Theodore I. Vail. George u.
Williams. and George W. Powers. Tho value
OF the estate Is estimated at S5.OOO.OOO.
The will gives to Anna Il. Spring. daughter
OF Samuel Spring. deceased. tho picture OF
William Cullcn Bryant. hanging in tho rar'or
at the Clarendon Hotel; to Lille ApIlegate
Stokes. daughter Of Mr.. Hunts nephew. Ed-
ward T. il. Applegnto. the portrait OF ms
adopted daughter. B"lla; to his neIhow' Ed
ward I. X. Appsgate, and his wife. the SILVER
service which was presented to him by the
directors OF the New York and New havcn
Railroad Company, now in the possession OF
his nephew. and to Charles q. stevens 'he
picture Yankee Doodle"
To Ellen D. Hunt. one OF tho children OF his
brother George Hunt. the tcstator gives $780,
600. a portrait OF himself. the silver plate
which was presented to him MS n testimonial
Of his Integrity bv his creditors. with the re-
Oucst that she will cause the same TO lie re-
tanned in the family as an honorable memcnto
aud also his horses. carriages. and harness.
shall never sell or dispose OF these horses, but
| whenever they become disabled or disquali-
fed for use. or, she has no further ocrasi3M to
use them. shall take measures 70 have thcm
live For this purpose he leaves $1,000 70 her
The .codicil leaves 100000 more to Ellen u.
T. each o; the o.hcr children Of his brother
GeGrGs Hnl to bs S"a Of tss smdn S ms
pieca,e stSkes receives 10000. Wilson, 6.
! Hunt Arplcgate. son of his nephew Edward 7.
children Of this nephew $4,000, each; Mr..
hunt heGYcp'hs 70 ldward t I. Anr!egate 3
brother" ThomSs Hunt, to his sister. tho
mother of Edward T. Il. Appegnte. hut re-
llnauishei by her to the estate OF his brother
n
widow Of Ills brot!,er, Joseph Of HompIus.
seneca county slo09n; to nr John +. ar Iai
.. cousin. 5000; to James 4. stokss.
S,wsc af 0pn %.on NSSfrtf O. u oss stont ls'spfs W.
SON Il. Hunt anderson. Wilson q. Hunt
Iade Wilson G. Hunt t0prsr "nd WiIson WiIson g, 6
Gau.h,cr Of .samuel Spring. and to Charles
! Blake the children oi bora and Charles Blake.
each $1,000: Amelia ana Bella Bake receive
f9S Gfs Vs one GS OFT the ea
| to Eliza J. Gii.g OF Savannah and Ann Ia
,Snce chsrchi @ H%pItisrr tn of TmG,hy i2rin
srln.. each I" sio1o to Ayena III" Eee oo
ynrd, Mathi Ida Cenrbeli. and Jane Iawr.nce
Erne. each Sl.o9u; to John liechamps' a
TsT Ee a 2
| citation. The aum q. $4,000 iS lett i'll trust to
| Cooper Union for the advancement Of science
| ing and increasing the free library. An addi.
tonni $4,000 Is C!vcn to the COOPER Union by
the codicil.
| 10 tho BAPTIST Church at Fighstown. y. j.,
gan. and tho income OF the residue to lie ap-
Piled t. the maintenance OF the mus cai service
| Mr. Hunt leaves 10 George Bcck. n coach
man. eighty shares OF the capita stock o. the
| delaware. l.ackawnnnn and Western Rallront
C"mrany: OF the par value OF 500 each, M nnc
| also picture of the testators horses: to Mag
| Eie. III" chamrerMad at the Clarendon Hotel
| who cared !or ti!e trs'a:or's room: to Maggie
| wilson. II former cham hermaid and now the
| wife OF Owen the rorter: to John Do!an. 4
same hotel each $1,000. Eeck receives si.OOl
| more bv the codicil.
Achsah VI. Ely. a rrot teSso- at Vas sar College
Is to have the testat"r's gold watch.
ward T. Il. Anrirgate and Edward r, Hunt
| 100000. and Mary itunt story. CranddauEh
ter OF his brother Thomas. also 3lUOovo. lie
! direct- that S2O.GUU be Invested and held II
Emma Bevan. to ne paid to her monthly,
The remains o' Mr.. Hunts first wife. Ellen
are to be removed from Iarrytown to his plot
! in Greenwood Cemetery.
The residue Of III" estate Is divided Into six
paris. egu4!y 10 Mary 0T Mars Hunt i,, story
John f.. Jr. and Edward T. Hunt TnlmnC"
children OF his deceased niece. Maggie Tai.
! mage. . , ,
! the bulk of his property to the family OF hi.
! brother Thomas. rnasmuch as ms brother had
! aided him at n critical period OF his business =
| career. not only by brotherly sympathy. but
substantially IL recuniary way. But Tor ihe
might have turned out c.sastrous!y for him
| ut that time.