New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
HALF OF THE ESTATE.

time Mrs Edward Malone. widow OF Dr.
Edward Malone; Miss Marcella Malone and Miss
Maude Malone. two nieces. and Sylvester L.
Malone. the priests nephew. No representative
OF the Catholic clergy was present when Father
Malone passed away. Father O'Brlen the senior
assistant, was in his room at the time, but was
not summoned. on account of some misunder
standing between himself and the relatives. An
effort made to find Father Bennett. the
Junior assistant. but he was out on a sick call
The will Of the dead priest was made public
shortly after his death. His estate amounts to
about $4,000 or 81 OOO OF which his nephew
Sylvester Malone. is to get $500 in addition
TO life Insurance policy for $4,000. which
made out in favor OF the nephew.
When It was known that Father Malone.
about . o'clock. could not live. hurried search
was made for Father Bennett. but he could not
be found. Father O'Brlen and Miss Winifred
Brennan. the aged housekeepcr. did not learn OF
the death until nearly 9 o'clock. She declares
that an hour after the priests death one OF the
nurses. In reply to a question told her that
Father Malone was getting along nicely
1T breaks my heart" she said "to think that
Father Malone should die without my seeing
him. ] know that he was calling for me- but
they would not let me 20 TO him. His end was
an unhappy ono. of that am sure. II Is heart
breaking. Father Malone was great and good
man"
Asked why Father O'Brien had not been sum
moned to the bedside Of the dying priest Father
Bennett said:
Father Malone had selected mo 10 attend him
early in his illness. ! saw him frequently and
have twice administered extreme JUNCTION TO
him. Last evening Father Maidnc was con-
scious and cheerful. This morning was away
on n sick CALL when word vas sent 20 the
church that my presence wIs needed. | re-
ceiyed word from the altar boys oa my return.
and hurried TO rather Mslonc's bedside. He
had Just died. Father O'Bricn Nas'in the house
at the time. but was not called / presume. for
the reason that had been attending him. l
have kept out OF the trouble in the house. So
far as / could observe Father Malone WAS op-
posed 10 having so many Of his relatives about
him at first. but lately he seemed 90 wish 10
have them present"
THE BODY TO LIE IN THE CHURCH
Vicar General Mcnamara. representing Bishop
Mcdonnell. visited the parish house AZ O'Clock
When he had gone It was announced that the
body would be taken 10 the church on Monday
afternoon. where II will lie I'm state until the
burial which Will probably be in Calvary Gene
terry on Tuesday morning n high mass of
requiem will be celebrated. Until the body is
taken TO the church all those who desire may
look upon II I'm the parish house.
DR. George T.. Westbrook, the attending phys-
clan, who did not arrive at the bedside until
after Father Malonc's DEATH said that it's lmme-
diate cause was pneumonia. supcrinduccd by
general complications resulting from weak
heart.
The details OF Father Malones will as given
out by ex-Judge George l.. Fox as follows:
1t was made November g. 1899. the Wit
nesscs being Father Martin Carroll. OF ST. VIM
cent de Paul's Church; MonsgnOr James Duffy,
Of 81. Agnes's Church. and eX-Judgc Fox. The
bcquests are: 70 the Rcv. j. Sullivan, Of 81.
Johns College, 500 to his nephew, Sylvester l..
Malone. 50 800 and all paintings and pictures In
the parochial home, except the painting OF
Father Malone himself. which is TO so 10 Sts.
Peter and Paul's Church for the McCaddin
Memorial Hail. to Mary Malone. the widow OF |
his brother. Patrick. living In Ireland, 500; to
Winifred Brennan, who had been his house |
keeper for twenty five years. $1,000: to the SIS
ters OF the Bon Sccours order. member OF |
which nursed Father Malone early In his Illness |
5000: TO Bishop Mcdonnell In trust for Joseph /
L. O Keefe a nephew Of Miss Brennan who IL +
n theological student 81 900. to the Bishop. In /
trust for St Johns College his Latin and theo-
logical books; for the library Of the McCaddn ?
memorial all Of his English works; TO the
Church Of Sts. Peter and Paul. all Of his
chalices vestments. church ornaments ana
household furniture.
The residuary estate. II any. Is TO be divided
between St Catharlne's Hospital, in Brooklyn +
and St Johns Hospital, In Long Island CITY /
The executors named are Richard r. Browne F!
and Richard X Maguire, trustees Of the church T,