The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-24
JUDGE c. P. DALY'S WILL.
mir rILUE or HIS RNTIRE ESTATE
~ EsTIMITED At 100000.

Me-. sidney Harris Gets Small Share
sum Of $50, 900 Left in Trust for Paul
Du Chnillu, the Explorer-Bsquests to
societies and Charitable Institutions.
prvrEuEAp. L. l.. Oct. 23.-The will OF Judge
rb,rlss p. DAILY was probated before Surro-
,,t. Petty this afternoon. Judge DAILY died at
hIs country residence at Sag Harbor on Sept.
10 The estate 10 valued at 100000 The
sum OF 5000 Ia given to the American Geo
graphical Society. to be applied to founding a
cold medal to be awarded for valuable geo
e,orhical services. To this society Is also
oiyen a silver box purchased by Judge DAILY
from descendant Of Chrstoph or Columbus.
and collection OF books which they may select
from his library. To the University OF the
Cry Of New York is given a collection OF legal
rorks To Henry r. Hoyt. his law partner, Is
given his entire law library. and $4,000 10 left
N the New York Historical Society. The sum
o,soOO is given to each OF his servants. and
y,hable collection Of pictures to the Metropol-
tim Museum OF Art. The country seat at Sag
uorhor is given to Marghsrita Maria Il.
uoyt. a daughter OF II. II. Hoyt. and to
Emilia b. Hoyt. wife Of II. II. Hoyt. is
oiycn the articles and effects contained in
house at ~ Clinton Place, New York. Tho be-
quest OF $4,000 to the Sag Ha rbor Library
Association ia revoked by codicil because
ths people there did not show public spirit
enough concerning the erection OF the library.
md that sum is divided between the Northern
nisrensary Of New York and the Society for
imnroying the Condition OF the Poor.
The sum OF 100000 is given to H. II. Hoyt.
exeoutor IN trust for Rosali. Staples. sister
in,ISw during her life. At her death the prn-
cinai il 10 70 10 tho New York Botanical Garden.
The sum 81 $4,000 Is left in trust for Paul Du
Chnillu, the explorer. going AT his death to the
re,iiuary estate. The resduary estate Ia left
as follows: One-sixth to Catherine Brady.
widow Of Judge Brady: one-sixth 70 Florence
Sturgis wife OF Frank X. SturgiS: one. sixth to
David Iydig, one sixth to Eme in l. Hoyt one
siyth to the American GeCgraphcal Society.
one.twelith part in equal sharcs to ar Philip
Iydig otto. Joanna G. C. otto. May Is. stevens.
the wife OF C. Albert stevens. and kathyrn
Harris, the wife Of sidney Harris, and one
twelfth to the New York Botanical Garden for
amcmorial to David Lydig. Mrs. Days grand
The will is dated March 10. 1894. and there
ar. three codicils attached. One. dated June
% 1850 gives $4,000 to George &. Hurlbut,
the librarian Of the American Geographical
Society requesting him to act as literary ex-
scutor This codicll also gives to Anna Wau
kert housekeeper 1000 extra. ard 81 400 to
other servants A second cOdici increases be-
quests to servants. A third revokes the be-
quests to the Sag Harhor library Association
because the testator said Il am satisfied the
inhabitants of Sag Harbor take no interest in
the establishment 81 n permanent library in
that place" The codicil makes Alexander T.
Mason executor in place Of Mrs. DAILY. who is
iead and who. in tho original will. was TO have
The residuAEy estate.