The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-27
lifetime of the person entitled to the

four equal parts and held in trust, one
part each for the dse of his children
Gertrude, Alfred, Reginald and Gladys,
the income thereof to be paid to each
for life, and upon the death of the ben
eficiary the principal of his or her
share to be paid to the issue of such
beneficiary in such proportions as may
be appointed by the will, and in default
of such appointment in equal shares
to such issue, and failing issue then
the principal of such share is to be
paid to the survivors of the above
named or their issue.
"TWelfth-The trustees of the several
trust funds are authorized in their dis
cretion to sell or hold the securities be-
longing TO the testator at the time of
his death and to change investments
and are directed to invest trust funds
arising therefrom in certain specified
securities and classes of investment,
with additional authority to invest in
the mortgage bonds of any railroad ap-
proved for that purpose by all of the
executors who may qualify. They are
further directed to hold securities in
which trust funds may be invested in
their names as trustees for the parties
respectively for whose benefit the trust
is created, keeping each trust separate
and distinct.
Thirteenth-Specific beque6tS are
made as follows. William K. Wander
bilt, 100000; Chauncey M. Depew,
100000; Edward V. w. Rossiter, $780,,
900; John Hone $4,000; Rev. DR.. Ed
ward H. Greer. $5o.Ooo Charles c.
Clarke, 5000; franklin Allen, $4,000;
Maud Granger Shepard, $4,000; John
Rutgers Leroy. $4,000; Charles F. Cox,
$4,000; Edgar T. Chapman, son Of Rev.
E. T. Chapman of Watervleit, N. Y,
$4,000; George r. Fearing, $4,000; Rev.
Dr. William S. Langford, $4,000;
George A. Warburton, $4,000; Robert
A. McBurney (deaO, $4,000; J. r. Hat
maker, 100000
Also the following annuities: Mrs.
William Turnbull, $1,000; John G.
Earle, $1,000; jeremiah Simonson, $1,000;
Mrs Sarah Simonson, 5000; Mrs. Cor
nelia Littell, 5000.
Upon the death of each annuitant the
principal set apart for such annuity is
added to the residuary estate. Also it
is provided that the Judgment of the
executors shall be final in respect to
any division of the estate made by them
and each executor and trustee is re-
lieved from responsibility for the acts
or omissions of any other and no bonds
are required from them as security.
"Fourteenth-A legacy Of 100000 is
given to the Young Mems Christian as
sociation of New York city and the
desire is expressed that the income so
far as practicable be used for Christian
work among railroad employees.
Also bequest of 5000, 900 is given to
the rector, church wardens and vestry-
men or st. Bartholornew'e church. to
be kept invested by them and the an
nual income applied to the missionary
work of the parish. There is a, further
bequest of 100000 for the erection of
a building for church purposes in said
parish contingent upon it's not having
been erected prior to the |testator's
death, the surplus, if any, to be added
to the bequest last above named Also
the following bequests: Yale universi-
ty, 100000; ST. Luke's hospital in New
York city, $4,000; the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary society of the
Protestant Episcopal church, $4,000;
trustees of the Vanderbilt university,
Tenn, $4,000; the Redwood
Library at Newport, $4,000; the New
port, R. l., hospital, $4,000 the Chris
tian Home for Incorporate Men in New
York, 900; the Manhattan Working
Girls society of the City of New York,
$4,000; the New York Bible and Com
mon Prayer Book society, $10,O00
Also the executors are directed tc pay
to the Society of st. Johnland, annu-
ally the sum of $4,000 and a bequest of
$4,000 is made to the same society.
Also to the Protestant Episcopal socie-
ty for Seamen in the city of New York
A bequest of $4,000 is given and Tur-
ner's Painting of the Great Canal, Ven
ice, is given to the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Fine Art in New York city.
"Fifteenth-A bequest of $1,000 is
given to each Of the family servants
who have been in the employ in the
house or stables of the testator for
.wo years next preceding his death.
Also the following bequests: John H.
Dempsey, $4,000; Charles A. Whitaker. |
'oachman, $4,000; Tony, his barber,
$1,000; John Allen, his farmer, 81, 900.
'Sixteenth-The gold medal voted by
congress in 1865, at the close of the
civil war to Cornelius 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
son to eldest son.
'Seventeenth-All the rest, residue
Ind remainder of the estate, including
I'll lapsed legacies and the principal of
nnuitles is given to the executors in
rust to hold and invest and reinvest
nd collect rents, income and profits for
he use of his son, Alfred, and to pay
0 him the net income thereof as re-
eived until he becomes thirty, when
ae is to come into possession of one-baIf
f said estate, the income of the bal
nee to be paid to him as before until
e becomes thirty-tive, when he is to
ONE into full possession thereof. If !
e dies before coming into possession of
ny or all such estates and leaves chill
rem surviving, the undistributed por-
ion is to be divided into equal shares
nd held in trust for such children un-
Il they become of age But in the
vent of there being no children living
t the time of Allied death. or of
heir dying before becoming of age,
hen the testator's son, Reginald c..
I all respects as to the undistrihuted