New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN'S WILL
u1s TWO SONS RECEIVE ONLY $1,000 A
YEAR EACH.

THE BULK OF THE ESTATE LEFT TO THE
DAUGHTERS HANDSOME REQUESTS TO
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Chicago. Oct 27.-The will OF George NJ. Pull.
wan was filed in the Probate Court to-day.
Norman z. Ream and Robert T. Lincoln
named as executors. his wife not being ap-
no,nted because Of his wish to relieve her from
.,A Iabors. cares and responsibilities of the po-
s!t!on
The bulk Of the estate goes 10 the two daugh-
ters. Mrs Frank o. Lowden OF Chicago, and
Mrs Frank Caroiar. Of San Francisco. who
receive 81 100000 each. and also the residuary
estate. the amount of which is now unknown
,xcept to the executors. The homestead at
,ralrle-ave and Eighteenth-st.. the construction
which cost $500 00O the furniture. pictures.
.,c are devised TO his wife for life. and she is
also TO receive $4,000 for the first year and
hereafter during her life. the income OF
T. 100000.
The total value OF the estate is shown by the
,e,ition for letters testamentarv 10 be SI6Oo,-
NO OF this amount S6,SO0.OO0 IS personal prop
,rtv and $4,000 realty The attorney. Mr.
7unneIls who prepared the will. said that these
,eures are a conservative but fair estimate OF
he value OF the estate.
'CaStlA
g given 70 his daughter Florence CMrs. Low
,en). with the furniture. for life she IS re-
,posted 10 keep Castle Rest" open from July
d; 70 August IA for the accommodation Of all the
.escen6ants Of the testators parents, anc is
authorized TO designate in her will who shall
have the property after her death. A sum OK
s1nO OOO is left In trust for its maintenance.
The sum Of SoO00000 is left in trust for the
daughters until they are thirty-fve years oio'
u.hen each is to receive S500,HO. TO become hers
absolutely, the other S1.00o,0OO to be still held
in trust, the income going to them. II eHher
daughter leave issue the sum held IN trust Is
10 become absolutely the property OF such Is
sire In case Of the ieath Of either daughter ieaV-
ing no issue, but leaving a husband. one-half
Of the property then held il. trust for sucn
daughter is to be absolutely the property OF
such husband. the other half becoming part
Of the residuary estate
The eighth provision of the will Is as foliows:
Inasmuch as neither OF my sons has developed
such a sense OF responsibility as in my judgment Is Is
rsowiste for the wise use of large properties ana
considerable sums OF money l am painfully compeueu'
"a smentaTy protsicns for their benefit trusts pro
ducing only SUCH income as Deem IeasO.e e W s he o
remainder OF my estate. after satisfying the ptoV-
os heeoefoTe made fox my wife ana dsuss9Ifs ses
NV executors shall apart bonds. stocks and notes
es,,sad 0,nsE yae as Will in the judgment Of my
ecu.Ors yield annual income or s''VcV anu slNe
& ana eeqSSsaa srS savass inc BANK in r to receive the
come and profits OF each portion ana OF all pToperI!
ana profits from the time OF death o, one of sad
portion: to the use OF my son George Ma VI nnrilons
10 the use Of my son Waller Sanger Pa.nah ,e- cur
;ns issue Of a marriage the properly then held in
trnst hereunder Tor each son. shall become aoso-
iSe cbs or children Of any deceased Child Of such
take the share the parent would nave a taKen
II living; Otherwise such property snalI theh oe'o'
part Of my residua-y estate.
To two brothers. Royal Henry Pullman and
John NJ Pullman. and the sisters. Helen Pull
man West and Emma Pullman Fluhrer. are be-
oueathed $1,000 each. The sisters receive
equal shares In the furniture. pictures. etc. In
the Belgravia apartment-house in the city OF
Nex-Yor6.
Is given the income Of S25, 900. the sum to go to
her son. William Pullman, upon her death.
saDtasr U,nSr s30000: stuart West. 5000; Bertha
Wvet $50 900: Helen Fluhrer. $4,000; Lewis Pull
man .F.uhrer $1,000: Mrs. Charles B. Smith
$1,000; Mrs. Charles H. Eaton slOOVO; llnam ll
A. Angels $4,000 Silas W. Bretzfield OF New,
York. $4,000; Charles S. Sweet. S1OoOo and
Maria Louise Orr $1,000
The following amounts were left to faithful
employees: Arthur Wells 5000 William Wells.
$4,000. and William r. Johnson. 5000 s-o,
The household servants are to get 500 to SoOo
each.
Thirteen Chicago charitable institutions are to
receive $4,000 each.
The testator says that it was his purpose 70
found erect and endow az Pullman. Ill. during
his life free school Of manual training for
the benefit Of the children Of persons living and
employed at Pullman and 10 expend at least
5000 900 for lands. buildings and apparatus and
to provide fund Of S1000OO0 for the mainten-
ance management and endowment OF the
school HIS executors directed to set aside
81 200 600 for this purpose
II the estate shall be more than sufficient to
satisfy all the devises. trusts and egacies the
executors are directed TO divide the excess into
two equal shares and TO add the same re-
spectively 10 the two portions set apart in trust
for the two daughters who are 10 receive all
the property which becomes part Of the re-
siduary estate. .
Tho Eiberon property was given to Mrs. Pull
man by her husband some time ago.
The exact value of the estate Will not be
known until the inventory is filed in the Pro-
bate Court two or three weeks hence. About
$3.50 600 is beuueathed by the will.