Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-27

''Seventh-A bequest 10 Mrs Vanderbilt
of the annual income or sum of $4,000
arising from securities set apart for that
purpose by his executors.
'Eighth-At the death of Mrs. Wander
bilt, the principal set apart 10 create the
income of $4,000 is given 10 Gertrude, AL
fred c., Reginald c. and Gladys, or, If any
of them be dead, TO their issue in such pro-
portions Mrs Vanderbilt may direct in
her will. and, in default Of such appor-
tlonment, the same TO be divided equally.
NiEth-Under n power of appointment
as to s5,cco"so held In trust under his
fathers will. he directs that $4,000 there
Of be paid TO his son Cornelius and the bal
aFite thereof be equally divided among his
otiirr children
renth-One Million dollars is given to
his executors in trust 10 the use of hts
son Cornelius. who is to receive the net
income during his life and. upon his death.
the principal IS TO be divided into as many
shares as he leaves children and held in
trust for them during the life of the young
est child living at the time of the death Of
the testatOr, the income. meanwhile, 10 be
applied TO their maintenance and support
and, upon the death of such child the prin-
cipsl 10 be paid over 20 the respective benc-
iiciarics. But in case Cornelius should
leave no children surviving him. or if any
child surviving him should die before re-
ceiving his share, then the principal any
unpaid portion thereof Is to become part Of
his Fesiduary estate. No payment of such
funds IS 10 be made In anticipation of in
come or alieuated during the lifetime of
the person entitled 10 the income.
"Eleventh-Twcuty million dollars in Sc
curities Is to be set apart by his executors.
10 be divided by them into four equal parts
and he'd in trust one part each for the use
Of his children. Gertrude, Alfred, Reginald
and Gladys. the income thereof to be paid
10 each FOR life. and. upon the death of the
beneficiary, the principal of his or her
share to be paid 10 the issue Of such bene-
fciary in such proportions may be ap
pointed by the Will, and. in default of such
appointment in equal shares TO such issue,
and falling in issue. then the principal of
such share is 10 be paid TO the survivors
Of the above named or their issue.
Specific bequests are made as follows:
William X. Vanderbilt, SlO0.000; Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew. $4,000: Edward V. w.
Rossiter. $4,000; John Hone. S5l.01o; Rev.
DR.. Davis H Green. SJ0.e00; Charles c.
Clarke $4,000; Franklin Allen. $500;
Maud GUynHe Shepard. $25,CoI: John Rut-
gers Leroy, se06t1; Charles 7. Cox, $1,000;
Edgar T. Chapman, son of Rev. Mr.. +. 7.
Chapman. of Watervleit, y. y. Sl009o;
George r. Fearing. $1,000; Rev. DIR. VIII
liam 5. Langford. $1,000: George 4. War
burton. $1,000: Robert r. McBurney dead.
Sl1.eo; J. r. Hattmaker, $1,000.
'AlsO the following annuities: Mrs. Will
liam Turnbull, sl,2no; John T. Earle, $3.50;
Mr. Jeremiah Simonson. Sl.3C0; Mrs. Sarah
Simnuson.- 500: Mrs. Cornelia Littell. 500.
Upon the death of each annuitant the
principal. SET apart for such annuity is
added TO the residuary estate.
Of the executors shall be final in respect
To any division of the estate made by them
and each executor and trustee is relieved
from responsibility for the acts or omis-
sions Of any other and no bonds are re-
qf,irod from them as security
"A legacy OF 100000 is given to the Young
Mems Christian Association. of New York,
and the desire IS expressed that the in
come 50 far as practicable be used for
Christian work among railroad employees.
Also a bcquest Of S2dI0J0 is given 20 the
rector, church wardens and vestrymen Of
st. Eariholomew's church, to be kept in
vested by them and the annual income ap-
piled TO the missionary work of the parish.
There Is further bequest OF s2910oO for
The erection OF building for church pur-
poses in said parish. contingent upon is
rot having been erected prior to the tcs-
tatOr's death, the surplus. if any, 80 be
added to the bequest last above named.
Also the following bequests: Yale uni
versity. 10000: St. Lukes hospital, in New
York city, SO JO0; the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Protestant Epis-
copal church, sJ91OG: trustees Of the Van
derbiit university, Nashville, Tenn $4,000;
the Redwood library at Newport, $1,000;
the Newport, r. l., hospital, $1,000: the
Christian Home for Incorporate Men, in
New York, $1,000; the Manhattan Working
Girls Society. OF the city of New York
$1,000: the New York Bible and Common
Prayerbook Society. $1,000
Also the executors are directed to pay
TO the Society of St. Johnland annually
the sum Of s2,eOO and a bequest of $1,000 is
made to the same society.
Also the Protestant Episcopal Society
for Seamen. in New York city, bequest
Of $1,000 is given and Turner's painting OF
the Grand canal. Venice, is given to the
Metropolitan museum OF art, in New York
city.
bequest Of $1,000 is given to each oi
the family servants who have been in tn,
employ Of the house or stable of the tes
tator for two years next preceding hi!
death, also the following bequcsts: Johr
H. Dempsey, 5000; Charles A. Whitaker
coachman. 5000: Tony, his barber. S2l.,
The gold medal voted by congress il
1863. at the close of the civil war, t,
Cornelius Vanderbilt. his grandfather il
given to his son Alfred with the reques
that he leave it TO his eldest son. and 5,
on down, from eldest son to eldest son
All the rest. residue and remainder of tn
estate, including all lapsed legacies an,
the principal Of annuities. is given TO tn
executors in trust to hold and invest an,
reinvest and collect rents. incomes an,
profits for the use of HIS son Alfred, an,
TO pay him the net income thereof as re
ceived until he becomes 80. when he is t.
come into possession of one-half Of sal
estate, the income of the remainder I
be paid to him as before until he become
30. when he IS 10 come into fun possession
II he dies before coming into pnssessio
OF any or all Of such estate and lcay
children surviving, the undistrIbuted Dor
tion is to be divided into equal shares an
held in trust for such children until the
become of age. But in the event OF thcr
being no children living at the time q
AliredS death. or Of their dying befor
coming of age, then the testator's so
Reginald 6 vanderbilt, in all respects a
to the undistrIbutcd portion of such rt
Siduary estate, IS 10 stand in the place an
stead OF Alfred. receiving the income uni
he Is 80. and then half the principal an
the income of the balance until he IS
years Of age, when he IS TO be nut I'm no.
session Of the rest
on the contingency that both Alfred an
Reginald die without issue before bein