New-York tribune., 1892-01-06
, FORTUNE TO THE PUBLIC.
PROVISIONS OF MRS. sTUART,s WILL
v,NY INSTITUTIONS REMEMBERED-RELIGsoU GUS
ASSOCIATIONS FARE WELL-BEoUEsTS
TO FRIENDS AND RELATIYES

The will Of Mrs Robert L. Stuart was fled for
Drobate yesterday afternoon. Estimates OF the ex-
ecrtos place the money vaue of the estate to which
ost OF the leSacies reduced at from
e4 100000 to S53OO.OO0. II the amount be $4,000
COO the seven benefcar1es OF the twenty fourth
or,e would each receive S312 800. and the twenty
ri, Of the twenty fifth clause ss415O. After providing
@, the payment Of her Just debts and funeral ex-
rsoses she gives the portrait Of Robert l., Stuart
rsipted by MadIazzo. OF Paris. TO the Theological
seminary Of the Presbyterian Church at Princeton
NJ TO her cousins. Miss Mary Wilson. Miss Mary
rsrnson Mrs Christine Ferguson Wallace and James VI.
Wilson, all Of NewYOrk 10 Miss Christine Doig and
Mrs Janet McC. Benedict. Of Milwaukee: Mrs Augusta
Klncsbury, John Ferguson, OF Montelair y. j.. and
Joscs Ferguson So 600 each. To Mrs. Mary Dunlap,
North Lacrosse, Wis; James p Donaldson. Detroit:
Ebert n. Donaldson, Lacrosse, Wis., and Mrs.
jeannie Bodine. Of Ithaca. n. Y. 600 each
10 Mrs. Harriet Mckenzie Eveleth, Washington, and
MSS Rosa Murray Elizabeth $4,000 each. and to the
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church the three pcvs in
the church owned by her.
To the Rev. Dr. John Hall, pastor OF the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, she gives $4,000. and to
Mrs Emily Hail. wife OF Dr.. John Hall. and TO Miss
sarah A. stratton $4,000 each.
70 tho Rev. DR.. James McCosh and to bis wife, Mrs.
ISABELLA McCosh, are given $4,000 each and TO Mrs.
Emily Hall Wheelock daughter of the Rev. DIR. John
Hall to Jane TOrrey. Elizabeth ToTrev, Margaret Tor
rev ard Herbert Gray TOrrey, children OF Dr. John
Torcy late professor of chemistry In Columbia Col
ece and 10 Mrs. Maggie Magic and Mrs. Alexander
Maitland daughters OF the Rev. Or. McCosh and to DR..
Andrew McCosh his son. s. 900 each.
To George G. Williams she leaves $4,000 in token OF
any appreciation Of his valuable services in supervs
ing my real and personal estate" and to the St. An
dew'S Society Of the state OF New York. OF which John
s. Kennedy is president. $4,000.
The American Museum OF Natural History Of the
Cy Of NewYork was to receive S5oO0o to be used only
for the purpose OF maintaining the buildings OF that
Institution, and the specimens Illustrative of naiurGl
history therein contained in good order: but the con
dton Of this gift that the shall not be kept
open 10 the public on any Sunday violation Of this
condition shall constitute forfeiture Of this gift and
the amount thereof shall form part Of my resduary
estate and to be recoverable by my residuaiy
pratees" The bcquest Is later revoked
The University Of the City of New-York receives
$4,000 Cor the general purposes Of the institution
The American Museum of Natural History 10 receive
AL the books and works relating to natural history
which may be found in my library mt the time OF my
decease copies or duplicates of which the said rau-
scum may not already have in its p session also inc
minerals, shells ard other specimens Illustrative oil
natural historv which may be found in my resi-
dcnce. corner Of Fifhave. and Sixty-eighihSt., IN
The city of Nev-Yorl, specimens Of which, or speci-
mems similar TO which, the said museum may not al
rsaav have In It's possession To the College oi New
Jersey was given all the books and works relating to
natural history and all tho minerals, shells and otler
specimens illustrative of natural history whiyh msh'
remain after the beQuest contained in TIE preceding
article REGARDING the American Museum OF Natural
uorr were satisfied The Theological Sc minary Of tho
Prsbyteran Church. Princeton, received all her Bibles
printed IN the English language, which are 70 be fouud
in her homo These last three bequests are afterward
revoked.
To the Cooper Union IS left 10000; 70 the Presoy-
,eren Board of Relief for Disabled Ministers ard the
-
minister's house at Perth Amboy, and also to the Board
of Home Missions Of the Presbyterian Church in inc
United States, $4,000.
The American society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
TO Animals receives $4,000, and to each OF the follow
ing is given So 900: The New-IoTk Society for the
Suppression of Vice; the New-York Ophthalmc HOS
ptal Third ave- and Twenty hrdst; the Western DIS
nensarv onoeopathic Seve nthave and Thirty eighth
st. the dispensary OF the Homeopathic Medical Col
lege Of New-Yor; the Northern Dispensary, OF new
York: the Northwestern Dlspensary, OF New-1oiK' ue
wilson Industrial School and Mission Society OF New
York: the LADIES' Depository OF New-i0rk' ana 'Ne
Sew-York Female Auxiliary Bible Society
To the METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art was given in the
will $50 600 but this gift subject 10 the condition
that the said museum shall not be Kept open 10 the
public on any Sunday. and any violation OF TINS con
ditcn shall be deemed forfeiture tbs also IS re
voked LATER. o
The New York Cancer Hospital gets $4,000
In he twenty iourt, clause Mrs Stuart gives ono
equal one half part OF ali the rest Oh the estate roa
and PERSONAL share and share alike, to The following
corporations and Institutions:
The American Eible Society, the Board OF lofeiSh
Missions OF the Presbyterian Church. the boaio Oh
Home Missions OF the Presbyterian Church, the Pres
bytesan Hospital MadisOn-ave; tie L"nox Library
the theological Seminary OF the Presbyterian '~iv"'
Princeton " j., and the Board OF Charch i'Icouon
Fund Of tho General Assembly Of tie PIcsDy 'cr'HI'
Church
In the twentyGth clause, all the rest OF 'Le estate
real and personal, goes to the following coIPo'"'
and Institutions, share and share alike
Tie trustees or the Presbyterian Board OF FuOhca
ton the Board Of Education Of the Presbyterian Cnu
the Presbyterian Board Relief for Disabled Minister
and the Widows and Orphans OF Deceased MhiSoi'
the Board OF Missions for Freedom OF the f1c'OS
Church the American Sunday school Union, the tr's.c
Of tie Presbyery Of New York, to be used ana appcu
for Church extension in Ncw-IOrk CITY the Nc'-
York Bible Society the American Ir2te scclely, N'c
NeT-York City Mission ana Tract society, INC lou"e
Mems Christian Association, the Pre'Dy~Hah Ho'o
for Agod Women, East Seventy tlad-st; the AsSV'd
ton for the Relief Of Respectable, Aged and lhdgenV
Eernales Tenthave. and West nehundFed-"hu I'uIt"
st.: the Home FOR Incu,ables Fodham the Association
for the Benefit OF Co0rcd Orphans, West One huIdreu
and fort thIi-st; the CoOrcd Home In East sIAt!
ffthst. the Clilfren's Aid Society, the New loiH
Juvenile Asylum West One hundred and seVeh" -s'A'h
ST. near Tenthave- the Protestant IIelfOrphan Asy-
INN ~ tle City OF New-YOrk West Tcnth-st; the so
ciety for the Relief OF Poor Widows with small Children,
the Society for the Relief OF Destitute Children
OF scsrnen Staten Island the NcwYorh Eye and Ear
Infrmary the New York Society for the Prevention o
Cruelty TO Children, the Manlat an Eye aud Ear HOS
pita the Society for the Relief Of Ruptured and Grip
pied in Forty -second-st; the WOman's Hospital and
the orphan Asylum, at BlOomingdae.
The executors are authorized to sell all real estate.
either at public or private sale, and TO convert the
came into money. one clause provides for certain
,nla, "a <In Iopaa
named I'm the clause Of the Will All the 1egacies arc
n Lo 1,rfoited Of tllose hcnenclaries who sOnd