New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-27


George r. Fearing 10000
The Rev. Or. William :. I.angford ......... 10000
Robert R. Mcfsuney' 10 600
j. X hatnaker looU
Also the following annuities:
Mrs William Turnbull. Observation-Disclosures. 1920
Sohn T. Earle 20
MIS- Sarah Smonson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
Mrs corncs Litiell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoo
Upon the death of each annutant the princi-
PAL 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
or the estate made by them. and each executor
and trustee is relieved from responsibility TOT
the acts or omissions of any other. and no bonds
are required from them as security.
LEGACY TO Y. NJ c. A.
Fourteenth-A legacy Of 100000 is given 10
the Young Mems Christian Association. OF New
York City, and the desire Is expressed that the
income. so far practicable. be used for Chris
tan work among railroad employees and II Is
directed TO be paid over TO the trustees OF the
building and premises located at the corner OF
Madison ave. and Forty -ffth-st.. which is used
by railroad employees. so long as the building
there shall be used for the purposes for which IL
was erected 10 be applied by them for such pur-
poses and ultimately II such purposes cease
then the disposition OF the income for the benefit
of railroad employees is left TO the direction OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Also bequest Of 5000 is given 10 the rec
tor church wardens and vestrymen Of St Bar
thOoneWS ChurCn TO De kept investor ny tlitAH
and the annual income applied TO the mission
airy work OF the parish. 49,. - ,
There is a further bequest Of 100000 for the
erection of a building for church purposes III
said parish contingent upon Its not having peen
erected prior TO the testators death the surplus
II any 10 be added 10 the bequest last above
named.
Also the following requests:
To s. Likes Hospital in New-York City,. 10000
To me pemso sne Fc5esn M,s9nary Society 10000
To the trustees Vanderbilt University Nashville
T. Rasood IO1ary As 4 NsvDoT' 5000 5000
r. t the Christian Home Tor Incorporate Men in
IT, Nf eve Mnhnsi,an working Girls Society Of the
c'y q SNYolk fsibi. ana Common prayer BOOK
Also the executors are directed to pay to the
Society Of st. Johnland annually the sum OF
50 coo pursuant to certain ARRANGEMENTS pre-
viously made. and bequest or Sl"o" IL Hl'"0
to the same society. ~.
Also TO the Protestant Episcopal Society for
Seamen in the City of New-York a bequest OF
$1,000 is given. and Turner's painting OF 'ne
Grand Canal. Venice, is given 10 the Metropoh-
tan Museum OF Art. In New-York City.
Fifteenth-A bequest Of $1,000 Is given 10 each
o. the family servants who have been employed
in the house stable OF the testator for two
years next preceding his death; also the follow
Ing bequests
T. John Dempsey coo
Toney. his barber ~"
John Allen his farmer -'''
sixteenth-The gold medal voted by Congress
in 1865 at the close Of the War Of the Rebellion.
TO Cornelius Vanderbilt. his grandfather, is given
to his son Alfred. with the request that ne leave
IL 10 his edes, son. and down from eldest
10 eldest son.
REsIDUARY ESTATE ALFREDS.
Seventeenth--An the rest. residue and remain
! der Of the estate. including all lapsed iegacles
and the principal of annuties. is given to the
hnfA or1 Inv
inves, and collect rents income and pro1ts Tor
the use Of his Alfred g.. and to pay 10 him
the net income thereof as received until ne De-
| comes thirty when he is 10 come INTO possession
OF one-haf of said estate, the income Of the bal
ance 10 be paid to him as before until he ne
comes thirty-hve. when he is 70 come into fuil
possession thereof.
If he dies before coming into possession OF
any or all Of such estate. and leaves children
surviving him, the undistributed portion Is 70
! be divided into equal shares and held In trust
fSg s%a fh IS Hnfb ihsy nc dre irving at
the time Of Alfreds death, or Of their dying be-
fore coming Of age, then the testator's son.
Reginald c. in all respects as 10 the undistrib-
uted portion Of said residuary estate. is to stand
in the place and stead Of Alfred receiving the
income until he is thirty. and then hall the
principal and the income Of the balance until
he is thirty-fve. when he is put in possession OF
the rest
inald die without issue before being put into
possession Of said estate. then the testators
daughters Gertrule ana Gladys are HidOe l09i-
duary legatees in equal shares. their children
taking the parents share in case el'her uies
before that time
Eighteenth-The executors are directed 10 pay
out OF the estate all inheritance. legacy and
transfer taxes chargeable on account on an!
gifts devses requests under the laws OF me
State Of New-York or Of the United states OF
any State therein.
THE EXECUTORS.
N!neteenth-Alice G. Vanderbilt his widow. Is
-~f~ .r1d
derbilt William X. Vanderbilt. Chauncey NJ. De
pew and Edward V. W. Rosster are apPoin'eu
executors. together with Reginald c. VINO my
qualify as soon as he becomes or age ana II -
nrovided that no commission or compensation
shall be paid to any executor or trustee for ser
vices as such. except that In case all the eHecu-
tors die or decline 70 act trust company IS APP
nointad instead free from such restriction; and
also The executors are empowered to convey any
trust funds set apart for separate trusts 10 the
trust company as trustee. upon such terms ds
NAV he agreed upon. The trust company hhdlly
designated IS the United States Trust company
and is named in the first codicil 20 the VIII. .
Twentieth-The executors are emPoWe'eu ~
ogree rnon q division partition and 10 MAKE
a settlement compromise and agreement OF any
unsettled portion Of the estate or the 'es,d.oI
Sotber and they are released and relieved from
aart,g INV inventory or accounting with re-
snact thereto or with respect TO the estate OF
the testator. and no bond is to be required 10
qualify the executors TO ace ar eAeOu'o'S "
Twentv-frst-The necessary powers are gwen
+o the executors for the management OF the
go end the sale Of real estate and their re-
,nhnrsernent for all expenses incurred by them
and the apportonment Of such expenses aiio"e
the separate portions OF the estate.
The Will is witnessed by the late Henry H.
Anderson. of No. "a Gramercy PARK VINO was
Mr.. vanderbnts legal adviser. and also oy j.
Christensen. OF No II West One hundred-and-
twentjeth-st and c. 5. Prince Of Yonkers
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