Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-31
u-iu Place the Institution heyond
.uc Reach Of Annual Appcnis TOT
Wuuning ENprnscs-Paym Way
lao DcIaycd for Two Years.

.r. large sum OF money lcrt to the st.
p..s Church Home on Fourth street,
...r The provisions OF the wills of the
... John j.. Allen and HIS two sisters,
,,e Ann d. How and Miss Virginia H.
Aim has come as most welcome sur
.. .o The directors Of that Institution.
"a fnite information has yet been
,-a fed Co the president, correspond
-r e.rciary. or superintendent OF the
ben. as 20 the time when the bequcst
vi, ie available. Mr.. John Dunlop the
4,-.or Of the estates Of the deceased
d, QUO Of the city: so also is Mr. Preston
COKE attorney for the home. who will
lc Che premises. Mrs. X. NJ. Williams,
. slpcrntendent, said last night that
U.Urg had been decided as 20 the way
r Witch the Request should be used. II
u place the Institution beyond the ne
..sIy Of making annual appeals TO the
pubic for funds with which 20 carry on
in. work 1T seems almost TOO good 10
i. true" she said. "and We have hardly
realized as yet the FUN extent oil our
soOd fortune
NO IMMEDIATE BENEFIT
II IS understood by the officers that IN
any event the home viii reap no FI"C,,,,
cal benefit for at.least two years. ~ VII
take al least twaye months !" .,' r',V , ~
The estate. and the first interest VIII Aai u
II, h. received before twelve months
NJ James r. Werth. the correspond
~ eecrcf1rv favored making additions
10 fho prosent building and charging the
.rope of the work. but II Is doubtful
whether this viii be done for some time
90 come.
THE Hanewinckol family has been
among the chief supporters Of the home
hitherto. Mr.. Hanewinckel gave the pro-
rerty 10 the institution and his stipuia-
ION that each room should have an open
fireplace. and that each lady should have
aparate room has been faithfully OBJ
.-r,ed. There are al present seventeen
inmates of the home but applications
,ra frequently being received and refused
.o- want of accommodations. The ladies
. the head of the home are fearful lest
.fr announcement of this rich bequest
SIAN rsact against the institution until
Nh. llzt interest is paid. They think 1t
nor. than probable that the public, not
--acrstanding he nature OF the case.
ru withhold contributions which Will
really bc necessary for the maintenance
% Ole home for the next year or so.
WILL or MIR. ALIENS SISTERS.
Tho last will and testament Of Mrs.
How and Miss Allen is quite an unique
document in that it was jointly executed
N..embar 6. $3.50 and provided that 20 the
survivor ~ the twain should be bequeath-
Cd al of the estate during life Miss
Nla. died I'm 1883. and the viii was al
r-.t,e5 tu probate on July 3lst of that
wear. over SIX years before the death Of
OH. tr---rlWed tcstatOr.
To Pin. survivor of the twain IS be-
orsath.I aI the estate-real, personal
arI m.v.1-luuug life. Al the death Of
t.. survivor lo house and lot at No. 4OS
,s-t Cary su. O. together with the fur
r.rfrrs arl 0ru ments, Is bequeathed
f.r rf. 90 .Is Lucy 6. Catlett wife of
Mr. t. W. C.ratt and on her decease
TO h.r children william and Lucy Cat
l-r. and tae survivors of the two chill
Cran i1 fec Simple
TO 1rs susan j. Williams, Of No. 60s
east Lc'll street, NJ. 10 1lrs. a. r. Jen-
Ers widow u vs.. A. jenkins. Of No. II
west Slain street. If alive, $1,000. If not
alive 'la legacy shall 90 10 Mrs. E. Court
lsr Jenkins
Tfs lro ~ the estate IS TO be d.
vsaf nto Two equal notifies, according to
their Us1 r.rrniary value, one moity to
Fr n f.s simple 20 the Protestant Epis-
.o- Home and the other I'm fee simple
-o Pho Richmond Exchange for Woman's
Work