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testators death, the surplus. If any. to be

testators death, the surplus. If any, to be
added to the bequest last above named.
Also the following requests: Yale Uni
versity, 100000; St. Luke's Hospital IL
New York city, $4,000; the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, $50 900; trustees OF
the Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn,
$4,000; the Redwood libr4 y at Newport,
10000: the Newport, R. l., hospital, $40, 600;
the Christian Home for Incorporate Men
in New York, $4,000; the Manh@ttan Work
ing Girls Society of the City Of New York.
10000; the New York Bible and Common
Prayer Book Society, $4,000.
Also the executors are directed TO pay
to the Society of ST. John annually the
sum Of 5000, and a bequest of $4,000 is
made to the same society.
Also to the Protestant Episcopal So
ciety for Seamen in the city Of New York
a bequest Of $4,000 is given, and Turner's
given to the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
in New York city.
Family Servants Remembered.
"A bequest of $1,000 is given to each of
the family servants who have been in the
employ in the house or stable of the tes-
tator for two years next preceding his
death. Also the following requests: John
H. Deml sey. 5000; Charles A. Whitaker.
coachman, 81 000; Tony. his barber, 81 900:
John Allen, his farmer 81 900.
The gold medal voted by Congress in
lStLt, at the ClCSe OF the CIVIL war, 10 Cor
neius Vanderbilt, his grandfather. is given
to his son Alfred, with the request that he
leave it to his eldest son, and SO on down
from eldest TO eldest son.
All the rest, residue and remainder of
the estate. including all lapsed legaCies and
the principal Of annuitfes, is given to the
executors in trust to hold and invest and
re-invest and collect rents, income and
profits for the use of his son Alfred, and
to pay to him the net income thereof as
ceived until he becomes thirty, when he is
to come into possession of One-half of said
estate, the income of the remainder to be
paid to him as before until he becomes
thirtyffve, when he is to come into full
possession thereof. If he dies before COM
ing into possession of any or all Of such
estate, and leaves children surviving him,
the undistributed portion is to be divided in
to equal shares and held in trust for such
children until they become of age. But in
the event of there being no children living
at the time Of Alfred s death, or of their
dying before coming of age. then the tes-
tator'S son, Reginald c. Vanderbilt, in all
respects a to the undistributed portion Of
such residuary estate. is TO stand in the
place and stead of Alfred. receiving the in
come until he is thirty, AMI then half the
principal and the income of the balance
until he is thirty-fiv when he is to be put
in possession of the rest.
Residuary Leeatees.
ION the contingency that both Alfred and
Reginald die without issue before being
put into possession of said estate, then the
testator's daughters, Gertrude and Gladys,
are made residuary legatees in equal shares,
their children taking the parents share in
case either dies before that time.
Alice G. Vanderbilt, his widow, is APP
nointed executr!x, and his son, Alfred G.
Vanderbilt, William K Vanderbilt, Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew and Edward w. Rossiter
are appointed executors, together with
Reginald. who may qualify as soon as he
becomes of age and 1t is provided that no
commission or compensation shall be paid
TO any executor or trustee for his services.