The morning times., 1896-02-18
REQUESTS OF MRS. TEMPLE.
Daughter OF William Gunton, the
WelIKnown Manufacturer


Daughter OF William Gunton, the
We1l-Known Manufacturer
Benevolent ard religious socle,tes viii re-
ccive S24 ,OCO definitely and The residue
Of the estate by the will OF Mrs. Mary j .
Gunton Temple, who died q week ago
Sunday. The paper, dated January 2, 1896,
was filed for probate yesterday.
Mrs. Temple was the daughter of tie late
William Gunton and the widow OF Edward
Temple, a weli-kuown banker here, ard her
family, as well as herself have long been
noted for their good works. Gunton Tenn
pie Memorial Church, Mt Eleventh and K
streets, was built with money contributed
by Mrs. Temple. In Ter viii She provides
for the erection of two more memorial
chapels in honor OF her father ard husband
ifthere shall be sufficient funds after other
bequests are paid.
tic first item of the will remembers a
faithful servant. 1t leaves $1,000 in trust
with the Washington Loan and Trust Com
ranv to invest for Rosa Quinn, Mrs. Tenn
pies maid.
Tie Washington City Orphan Asylum is
to have 10000; Washington City Bible
Society, $4,000; the ChildreH's Hospital,
$4,000; Young Woman's Christian Home
adm NewshOys and Children's Aid Society,
So 600 each.
Miss Mamie Temple. the testator's daugh-
ter, is to have $40 coo, and this is given
preference to all other claims upon the
estate.
Mr.. Norris G. Temple and wife are to
have for life the property near Pennsburg,
Chester county, Pa, known as Gunton
Temple Place, Scventy-ninc acres. subject
to charge of $500 q year for each of
their aunts, Sidney, Jane and Mary Temple.
The aunts are also to have 81 900 cash
for ca ch, and Norris Temple isto have $500
cash.
Other bcquests are Sc 600 to her great
nephew, Edward Temple Wilson; 81, 900
each to Mrs. Elizabeth b. Beard, Mary j.
Wilcox, Julia Dana, Mary g. Carter. nieceS;
William G.. and Thomas q. Budington,
Bephews, and Clara Wilson Morey, great
niece. George b. Temple is to receive
81 zoo; William b. Wright, son of an i'm
innate friend, $4,000. and Harriott A..
Zantzinger, 1865 year.
The executors named are George Wilson.
Francis L. Dana and Joseph j Darlington.
To them all the residue of the estate is left
for the benefit OF the Board of Home Mis-.
sionS of the Presbyterian Church incor.
porated in New York April 10, 1872. The
Iirst use OF the residue is 10 be he erection
| of memorial chapel in honor Of William
Gunton ana Edward Temple, and if enough
money is left, second memorial chapel is
| TO be built.
Whatever remains then Is to be used il
the discretion Of the board.
The will or the late Menari Genke, dan ed
May Pa, 1892, gives his entire estate
except 50 each to his children, TO his
widow, Elizabeth, and naines her eXecutrix
Mrs. Anne Washington, by her Will o.
June, 1895, and filed yesterday, gives hcl
| husband, George Washington, ali her prop
erty. anl names him executor. She gives
| her cousins, who she says are her only
! heirs aL law, 81 apiece. Mrs Washington
died February o.
Miss Louise hUrt2. who died February s
in her will dated May %, gives her prop
erty to her father, Louis Kurtz, sr., except
| $500 each 10 her brother and sisters. Onll
! her brother, Louis KurtZ, is now living. The
estate consists of $4,000 in real estate
notes and S2S1 cash.