New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
THE HUSBAND CUT OFF.
W. IL. pEYTON GETS 80 SHARE OF HIS
WEES ESTATE IF SSlOooo0.

EVEN \ HEQrEsr or >iooor, EENoNEh-THf'
BULK or THE MONEY GOES TO THE pArGH-
ER-GEQrEsTs FOR CHARITY.
The will and three codicils OF Mrs Josephine l..
Peyton. which were filed yesterday in the Once OF
the Surrogate. disposes Of an estate OF S5.lei''.
Many charitable and other organizations are men
toned in the document. but her husband, Nia'l
*. peyton. who well provided for In the VIII
and one of the coaicls, is cut OF from all snare
in the estate by the third codcil because OF ms
conduct 10 her She describes his actions as Ho'
behttng ! husband.
Mrs. Peyton died on November at her home
No. 10 West SeVenti,th-st The value of her real
estate is placed SiOOo.ooo, and the value "l her
personal property at about $l".ro0 She names as
her executors Edward t. Schell, of 80. % West
Ninety -iir't-st; am l.. Condit Of SO 'il
Eloomneld-st.. nobokcn and Sylvester Pope. OF
No. ST. Lukc's Place. this city. Her will was
executed on February ., 1855 and the codicils on
March H. 1890 August u, 1898 and September ~.
1891 Sh, leaves husband. William X. Pcyton,
ana "A daughter, Mabel r. sherman
The following are the charitable Requests; The
First Baptist Church. of Hobok"n $1,000: Spring
Street Presbyterian Church of this city $1,000,
Rcrcan baptist church of this city >l,~". SIX
tccath Street Baptist Church of this city. 5000.
American Baptist Missionary Union. $1,000; Insti-
cute for the Blind. $1,000 rive Points House of In
5,
Home Missionary Society 81 ,pp; Baptist Thco-
logical Seminar OF Rochester. >oo, American
Tract Society. 5000; Home FOR Incurlhlcs Of this
city. N."o; Society for the Relief of the Kuptured
and Crippled OF tins city. $1,000. and the Coiored
Orphan Asylum of this city. 500
Mrs. Pcyton gives to her dear friend Harriet H.
Beck the house 80. 300 West Ninetecnth-st. foi
life and says that her daughter desires to reside
with her she may. Under the provisions of the
will a trust fund Of Sirl,VD vas created for tho
benefit of Mr.. Pcyton. but this is revoked in the
last codicil. y Request OF S'o'l is made to Green
wood Cemetery for the rurpos' of keeping tho
testatOr's gray, green and IN good order. y trust
was also created of the rest of the estate with the
husband. sylvester Pope and William l.. Condit rs
trustees the net income to be applied to the sup
port and maintenance Of the daughter. Mabel r.
sherman. until she arrived at the age Of twenty
five years. Then she Wa To receive one-half of
the trust fund. The other half WAS To be- invested
and the interest given to the daughter and her
heirs. but in case the daughter died without IL.
sue II was provided that this half should 20 10
the following charities in equal proportions:
Hapust MISSIONARY society. hc disabled Mn
listers ana Ministers WIDOWS Fun' ,S"u'n'In
Union American BAPTIST Home society The Nouns
Dispensdry of Sew York Baptist Home Of iirook
Ign. the Howard Mission and Home for Liza"
W@n4srerS; noHr' OF h on '' ,'
Sunday-school Union. hcw-Nork Dispcnshry If The
cicty. New-York orphan Asylum. the chilrcn'4
Ala Society. ia" Nursery and 'hIds lIo-rial OF
Women and children. the Society for the Relief
ANA Employment of Women the "" York Prison
iiome Of Industry ana Refuge OF Nrw-York. IN
Christian Home for Incorporate Mon. the Fiorenr"
Thc claus In the last codi.i cutting 90 ,ho hue-
band from AL participation 90 the estate D. as fol-
Low has 10, ,.i. IN "a manner h.ntil,s a husband
ntsHs. D.. Pee. Hf TO- NI'