Evening journal., 1898-03-23
MILLIONAIRE TONES WILL
LEAVES THE BULK OF HIS PROP
ERTY TO THE TOME INSTITUTE.
HIS YOUNG WIDOW Is ENORMOUS
LY WEALTHY-PUBLIC AND
PERSONAL REQUESTS OF THE
MARYLAND PHILANTHROPIST. +

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MARYLAND PHILANTHROPIST.
Elkton, Nd, March 2S-The will OF
The late Jacob Tome was filed in the of
flee of register of willis yesterday by
Mls. Evelyn 5. Tome and Peter 10.
Tome, hds nephew, who are named as
executors. It is dated June 4, 1885, and
bears a cCdicil. The estate is valued at
about $4,000, 900, the bulk of which Is
belucathed to the Jacob Tome Institute
of Port Deposit which was founded by
the testaltOr.
A large number of other bequests
are made. To his widow he leaves, in
lieu of her dover, all stock in the Ma
tiOnal Bank, OF ElkbOn; Cecil National
Bank, of Port Deposit; National Bank
at Fredricksburg, Va; Citizens Ma
tiOnIl Bank, OF Washington and Third
National Bank, of Baltimore, amount
ing in all 10 nearly 400 shares, valued
at 500 par value also / ,4S0 shares III
the Delaware railroad, valued at $25
par value; 124 shares Of the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road, valued at $50 par value; 175
shares Of the first mortgage 6 per cent.
bonds of the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima Railroad Company, par value at
81 600; 100 $500 bonds of the Citizens
Water and Gas Company ,Willlamsport
| Pa; 1S1 bonds, $500 each, of the Will
| Transport Water Company; 267 of the
1865 per cent. funding bonds of the Dis
| trict of Columbia, and all furniture,
/ plate, linen, horses and carriages, and
also for life several parcels of land in
Port Deposit.
In trust with the Safe Deposit and
/ Trust Company, Of Baltimore, he
makes the following bequests; $4,000
to Lemuel c. Tome; $4,000 to Henry M.
| GChn, York county, Pa; $4,000 TO
| Elizabeth j. Sitler: $4,000, In trust, 30
| Andrew Gohn, of York county; 5000
| to CathaIine E. Arnold; $4,000 TO AIDE
4 line E. KlineyOung; $4,000 10 Mrs.
| Caroline Keener; $4,000 to Sydney Ann
| Tome; 50 600 to John Tome; $4,000 to
| Mary J. Kimble; $4,000 to Ann E.
| Tome; Sl1 900 to William II. Tome
$4,000 to May T. Washington.
He also devises his real estate in Co
ell county consisting OF farms, and
several farms in York county, Pa. to
| relatives The farms in York county
are bequeathed to Mary Ann Keeffner
149 acres; Jacob T. GOhn, York county
farm OF Al acres; Andrew GOhn, z
mortgage for s., $50, executed by him tx
Mr. Tome, which he directs his executor!
to release; Catharine "A. Love, Yorl
county farm of Ga acres; Simon P
Kllneyoung, farm of los acres; Ann e
Smith, York county, a farm OF Ga acres
Caroline Snyder, York county, farm o.
61 acres.
To the Tome Memorial Church he be
queaths the sum of S1,500 yearly, bu
which is not to go to paying th'
preachers salary, but to keeping churcl
in proper repair. To the Hopewel
Cemetery, the sum Of $500 yearly; sail
sums to be paid from the Jacob Tom
Institute
To Jacob T. Preston, of Grand Rap
= ids, Mich, 81 600; to Jacob T. Rey
nolds, OF Hartford county, $1,000, AM
to the Jacob Tome Institute "all tn
rest and residue of my estate real, per
I, sonal and mixed"
1 To his wife. Evelyn S. Tome, and hi
q | nephew, Peter r. Tome, his executors
D the bequeaths $40, 900 in lieu OF commits
e sions. The latter are also excused fror
d | giving bond. but a nominal bond G
S about $4,000 will be given.
To his private secretary, Washing
ton w. Hopkins. he bedueaths the SUI
OF $1,000 and Robert c. Hopkins, S5
a coo or the above beQuests a numbe
s revert TO the Tome Institute. or chi
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