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Personal.
CLARIVOYANT AND PIANIST.
1923 EOFF STREET.

MADAME CARTER, whose wonderful
powers are astonishing. she tells full
names, dates and facts, breaks evil in
fuences: conquers enemies; tells how to
win the one you love; restores lost affec-
tons: gives fortunate and unfortunate
periods of life; advice on business. lore,
divorce, wills, law suits, marriage. sick
ness. lost or hidden treasure. etc. IN a
word. tells everything. Terms reasonable:
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day from to 3. oc16eFdQ
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DIED.

WEST-At Tiltonville, Ohio, on Satur-
day. October goth, 1900, at IL O'Clock noon,
]. G. West aged 81 years, months and q
days.
Funeral from his late residence on Mon
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Interment al
West cemetery. Friends of the family are
invited to attend.
KRESS-Saturday, October goth, 1900, al
& o'clock a. m, Henry Kress, aged 81
years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2731
Jacob street, Monday morning at S:3C
o'clock. Requiem mass at St. Alphonsus
church at o'clock. Interment at Mt Cal
vary cemetery. Friends of the family in
vited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-22

war with the fve kings when be met
Milchizeck, king Of Salem, who was the
priest Of the most high God. 70 him he
gave one-tenth Of all the booty he had
taken. His grandson. Jacob. followed
his example, and the rule continued to
the Mosaic law, in which a positive rule
was given: All the tithes Of the Lord.
whether OF the seed of the land or of
the fruit of the tree, is the Lords. 1t is
holy unto the Lord
1T is well to notice here, as well as
in the division OF time, that the Lord
reserves portion to himself, as His
own, of that acquired by man. 1t is the
Lord not shall be.
This applies to mans offerings for
governmental purposes by the priest
hood, in addition to this, over one-teHth
was given for feasts. One-tenth to the
poor once in three years, and free will
offerings amounting, according to good
authority, to one-fifth Of the entire in
come, and yet they had an abundance
left. 1t may be asked If Christ did not
abbreviate this law We assume that
Christ did not annul, but endorsed it. He
fulfilled the laws of type, symbol and
ceremony regarding Himself, but the
general moral law for the government
and elevation of the people are in full
force and binding. In His sermon on
the mount He Taught the spirituality
of the Christian and services superior
to that law, but only elevated its prin-
ciples and showed that its offerings
would be more rather than less.
I'VE have said that He endorsed the
tithing of the law, but does He rebuke
the Pharisees for paying the 1.-THE Of His
possessions? No. Not by any means,
but He declares, This ought you to have
done That was right, but they should
not confine themselves to the strict let
ter of the law, but reach out by the hand
or falth TO WORKS OF mercy.
I'VE hold, therefore, that there is a
minimum proportionate amount in all
that man receives, which belongs TO the
Lord. And, while mans liberality may
be extended beyond this, he cannot fall
below without loss to himself. We
cannot give definite rules here for
titheing, but the earnest, anxious seeker
for truth will find it in the divine
word.
Again we notice mans indebtedness
is based upon the Lords supply, pro-
portionate Of receipts. Paul, in giving
instructions, said: Upon the first day
of the week every one of you lay by
him, in store, as God had prospered
him This was systematic benevo-
lence.
There are many reasons for GER
tain proportionate rate of paying the
Lords claim.
''First-It gives a standard for the
worshipper to determine his contribu-
ton.
"Second-It is natural business rule,
making the receipts the basis of ex-
penditures and places the responsible
ity on the basis of supply.
"Third-It is against inaccuracy, one
of the most dangerous Gins to which
man is susceptible.
"The divine word teaches that the
violation of this part belonging to God
brings ruin and disaster, while right
use brings blessings. The church has
a great responsibility in the collection
and the use of these funds that belong
to the Almighty
The Rev. Mr.. Graham introduced a
number of illustrations during the
course of his sermon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-22
OIL OPERATIONS.

Special to the Register.
WESTON, w. Va, October I.-The
South Penn Reynolds No. l touched the
fifth sand at four o'clock this afternoon.
This well filed up to the top of the hole.
Drilling has been discontinued and con-
nections to the two tanks erected and to
the pipe line is being made.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents in every town and city
best accident sick and death benefit poll
icy on the insurance market A complete
protection embodied in the one contract.
Liberal commissions and exclusive terri
tory to the right men. State experience
and give references when writing tor in
formation. l. II. WYCKOFT. General
ing. W. va ocI6e&dh
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ing tonight This Is actually = $20,-
600 production Of this grand old his
torical play, and is really grand
scenic revival. 1t requires an entire
train of three Pullman palace cars to
transport this mammoth spectacular,
which includes sixty people, twenty
ponies, donkeys and burros, mules,
oxen, horses, the original Georgia Ju-
bilee Shouters, pack of twelve spe-
cially imported Cuban bloodhounds.
Eva's golden chariot valued at $4,000,
three bands of music, Uncle Tom and
his typical OK cart and solo orchestra.
A grand free street parade, the finest
ever witnessed, will start from the
theater at noon.
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Concert and lunch and soup at Nc
Cormick's Wednesday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-22

Don't fail to see the Nightingale
Guitars and Mandolins at F. w. Banner
Co.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-22

Large Iithoxraphs of Hon. William
JENNINGS Bryan and Hon. Ad1af
Ewing Stevenson for sale at the Reg
lister OfAce. Price 10 cents each.
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MANAGER for branch office at Wheeling
by old established house. Salary 800 month
also liberal commission on sales 500 cash
and references required Address Box 5sl.
Philadelphia, Pa. oc23eq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-22

Modjeska as "Lady Macbeth.
The appearance of Mamade Modjeska
at the Opera House on Friday night
promises to be one of the most promi-
nent events in the history of the local
stage. The. farewell tour of this IA
nous tragic actress, now being made
under the management of Messrs.
Wagenhals and Kemper. has keen
significance for those interested in the
Shakespearean drama Although she
has had illustrious contemporaries dur
ing her long and prosperous routine
on the American stage, she is TO leave
it at time when the classic drama
can spare her least. Those whose gen
ius might be ranked with hers have
passed away, and with her retirement
the lamp of tragedy will all but flicker
out unless her yet undiscovered sue
cessor should suddenly appear on the
horizon. Like Mrs. SiddonS, who was
at the height of her fame at the dawn
of the present century, Madame Mod
jesda, who brings it to close, has won
her greatest triumphs in the Shakes
pearean roles, and in such characters
as define the highest and most noble OF
human passions. The play selected
for Modjeska's engagement here IS
Macbeth" in which she will be as
sisted by brilliant supporting COM
pany, headed by the well known stars,
r. d. Mclean and Odette Tyler.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


wkNTED-Three union carpenters: steady
work. G. j. WRIGHT. Washington, Pa.
ocOeuoq
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Drums, Flies, Bugles and Drum Major
Batons at lowest prices at F. w.
Banner Co.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TYPEWRITERS-Ha recently pur-
chased a large number of miscellaneous
machines we are offering them to the pub
lie for cash at prices that defy competi-
ton. New Manhattans at $50 to $40. 500
Caligraphs at $15 to SIS. No. Remingtons
$50 to $50 No. 1 Smith Premiers $50 to $55.
Twenty Rem-Sho's S25 TO SIS each. New
Yosts' $40 to $35. Densmores $25 to $40
Oliver $35 TO SIS. Every machine in good
of examination. Send for catalogue and
full particulars. F. S. WEBSTER COM
PANiY, 1S7 Madison street, Chicago. Ill.
oc22eq
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lost

LOST-Black muley COW. two small white
spots on front legs near hoOfs: Informa-
ton will be kindly received by VIM. CAR
NEY 1923 Market street oc2fdqeq
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A Hole in the Ground.
There are wedding day., bargain
days matinee days, ETC., now Manager
Feinler has taken it upon himself to
proclaim next Monday laughing day,
for Charles Hoyts "A Hole in the
Ground" will during the evening OF
that day endeavor to kindle conf1a-
grafton of humor which will be limited
only by the laughing propensities of
probably the largest audience ever seen
in this playhouse "a Hole in the
Ground" is the satirical farce in which
the railroad man is SO conspicuous. The
scenes are laid in and about small
railway junction in Vermont. A Sc
rious washout "a hole in the ground)
has prevented one branch line from de-
ivering its passengers to another, a
three hours delay beng occasioned by
the mashup. The retarded tourists
congregate in the waiting room where
they resort to many ludicrously funny
undertakings that the time may be
spent as pleasantly as possible. Young
and Devote, the greatest of all eccentric
acrobatic dancers, the Transatlantic
Comedy Four quarette of CONNER
cial Travellers, three Irish scrub women
and bevy of the prettiest girls ever
seen in a Hoyt comedy will all contri-
butte their share in the great carnival
of fun.
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Don't fail to see the Nightingale
Guitars and Mandolins at F. w. Banner
Co. s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-22

Monday Night Clue dance Pythian
Castle, Oct. 20.
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NOTiCE.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room;
both gases, Zoo Chapline street. oc2ldqeq
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
Places of Worship
Where Wichita People
And Visitors Are Welcome

At the Central Christian church, corner
Market and Second streets. the pastor. A
E. Dubber will preach both morning and
evening. Sunday school at $50 a m. Jr.
c. Z. at p. m. Sr. c. z. az o. n
There wiz be a meeting Of splritualists
and other progressive thinkers IN II.
Chgd's building. Sls S. Water street. iris
evening al 10. Judge s. u. Tucker viii
address the meeting The public are In
vited-
First Baptist church. corner First and
Efarkst-sabbath school az s:So a. n. Rev.
=. 3 Meredith Is expected to be present
and preach az Il q n 3. Y. P. L meet
ln- ~ ?. N Pastor Fianagin VIII
preach az , n
s. F4uls NJ Z church. corner Law
renee and Tbirteenth-sunday school 30
a n, p. {. l. Davidson. superintendent
Preaching morning and evening BY the
pastor. A A Parker. Other services as
usual You are invited
Rev Alice a Draper. the famous
preacher and ,ecturer OK New YORK CITY.
WIFI speak this evening AZ The Salvation
Army teat. ~ south Lawrence avenue
Il l. free AID everybody 81 cordially In
Y.ted . attend ard bring fraezg-
First ChagcA q cazss;. Scientist IN
sedgwsck hall Sunday service ~ f5ees n
m suh5sc;. Is tie Cnlverze, TnciusinE
Mar. ETo2ve5 by Atomic FogceE~ Vet
nesEay evening meeting ss ussal tAis
week. - o'elocx A. Are Invited % TIE
services
Regular services .; IKE Prs; 2essod5s;
church thr5ushogf ~ Ssy. Tie pzsta-.
Dr. Sl1;z. w. oocrpg tss rnlB8s bosA
morning AID evening azs tie esosr III
saE vsl prepared anthems. TIE evening
service Efl consist g = ssas sk-~kae q
hymns fntarss<-sess wish Alstaztcal.
skesches q casa1sse-x sgs3aT s,asol A.
- Eg~nrtA L~aEss AZ s'cieek
FsrEt Aeisoe.s1 chiavca--Af tlsa nzyrnssw
ssyrsoe tie pastor. ~ e Sax wga ss~zk
ca -0zr wszxas9 Is Ee.g szs Izsssra-
tssa ZSs irsss fss - svs2z< ss<rsss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

during the school year. ifa4. u T. as
suned that business colleges Jose pupils
IN the hot weather This school haa 10
day an enrolment greater ~ 10 Per cent
tiI8n - January enro'irnsrt T-hs hst
weather does not seem % red5c. mater
tally the enfhussaara Or re i1sarfry n
tHe pupils A. tie older STUDENT. fsaas
out into institutions. new onca take fher
places There have recently sn'srsf sfiss
Jessie AacLean. Miss TGillzu Han NJ
y L. Rutan aua Miss Nay Duncan. wa
previously attended for special work. haM
enrolled az an aH-1zy pspil
In tbs commercial Department 1firs
Anna Chase Mis- Clara NcIasnfsi NJ
Mas Code and NJ. n 7. Rgfaa hasa
conaruneed The study . skkssgfcz -
'SctBai business from fhs start wlfh ~
preTsgua iastrscfion q accents. J-ssY
eosnnaercsd ca Tuesday. W@.-ss1sy ard
ThHrslay. On FFf6sy srerreoa their
books Nere in Balance sns elessf nsaflT.
ffssif tsiaress telnz psssery rscssfss
~ ere recent spelling tsaE ;ht fsslaa1f~
sTe~s tzrnef oBt - tas FgasHhx ESQ
sith xrsbes - in3l-asaf Ms geasta
Cargfbsrs ere tsss. 80 aer rsrt. -.
aseraEsrg = pr csst. N.es Lssig e. Co..
ore. - per cent sir. Sc ~ esnf. 49,.
Ma Code. thrss = fsF csaf. ~
HaWks. ozs. - 80 csnt fafes Ff-t -.
csas. Mss Ara H4sY. cna - s.r 49,.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
Published June II. 1900.
ORDINANCE NO. l7ls.

An ordinance amending section C.
ordinance No. lib, entitled AN ordinance
relating TO sidewalks. their construction.
maintenance, repair and condemnation.
and repeating ordinance No. rs"
Be IL Ordained By the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen OF the City OF Wichita:
Section l. That section 3 Of ordinance
No Isl3 be and the same Is hereby amenG-
ed so as 10 read as follows:
Section ;. The cost and expense OF
constructing al sidewalks built By the
city under the provisions OF this orGI-
nance shan be assessed against the lots
and pisces q ground sbrtcag On the
sidewalks according 70 the front foo.
thereof, and the amount OF the same.
with penalty of = per cent added there
%. shan De certified b. the city clerk %
the county CLERK. to be placed q the tax
roll for coIlectIon. subsecs 70 TIE same
penalties and collected In the same man
ner as other taxes, as provided by izE.'
Sec ? This or3Irance shan take effect
and Be in force from ard after IS psblI-
cation II the Wichita Daily Ea<.e-
Approved June - 1s8
F-TNT4AT ROSS. Mayor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

viii be Hymn Studies With Song" The
chorus VIII sing az both morning and
evening servlce Sunday school at I'm
Epwor;h League AZ Z .. m. Strangers
will receive a cordial welcome here.
Reformed church, corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street. Bruce ornth
pastor-Preaching services al II ,. n and
s p. n. OGertorles b. the choir az both
services In the morning they vii flrr
Thou Bethlehem By Root. and in he
evening an anthem. 'zfy God and
Father" Sunday school az go a m.
Young peoples meeting az ,. n Every
body Tslcome.
Plymouth Congregational church, corner
North Lawrence and Second. Rev. Henry
Z. Thayer, Dastor-Services I919 T. n.
ard ,. m Sunday school = m y. r 8
C. z : ,. m. The pastor Tiu preach a.,
morning ard evening service. Morning
thens. "One or TTo7~ Evening tboaze
war and Rufnors % War" " WI
Hunt % r Dorado. Wit sing s-calvary'.
q, morning service.
Rev. G. z. Bradt. y D. -su seezk az
ihs meas meeting this afternsan AZ 8
o'clock a. tb@ Toazas q the Young Nea'n
Christian asEociafIor. OYER ~ Sorta Maf1
street The members q azz9-Iztlon ere
aiming % make these meetings fgsf - er-
tertslning snd Droatabie a. pssssb.s. ara
AK ths hearty cooperation % ever
young mar q tss csfy. Goe1 s7iri.~a
FIazsaE. Instrumental rnusse- Przyer
-aes;iag e. zzso : n
s; JOINS EgsscessaI ranrch. eo-ne-
Third street azs Te2eka avsnus. FsT :
2. Kltcasv. rsetsv-sEasaT sehoel a. sm
= IA RegEisr use-uisE nerg5ce A. e. TIE
caotr z1sT sfag sssg faz.szlaxs s-Ts rseusa -
E--a;. ysoszzrs. 'sTshfzz,s Do ~
Grsau=oes. IN c .frE r. a. WEI xsn
Flnx --L.txn; FTs4r Hesssa.- ceras. -t,a
vfe3sa osiarzs8 ~ ~. Blsass seraaa b.
yks rsetcr. ErsDlax service a. eek.
F'ar ia s1sgtaTF TIE rasgg 81 ssrx
-F'rzsss Ts .bs Pate Gnasz. Essss 2
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Sealed Bids.
Office of CITY Clerk,
N-;ot,;+o 70, IT, &c rom

W 4Sii4Ads NSlAs JLl4c ~ 4'SJ.
F Sealed bids will be received at this office
until Z O'Clock m, June .. 1900. for the
construction of the following walks:
4 4-foot permanent walk on the north
side of Elm street. from Main street TO
st. Francis avenue, abutting the following
lots: Lot No. "a Main street. lots Nos. %
and so Market street, lot No. % Lawrence
avenue, original town addition; lot No. Is
Lawrence avenue, lots Nos u and Is To-
peka avenue, lots Nos. z and Is Emporia
avenue, lot No. z ST. Francis avenue,
Hilton's addition.
A 4-foot permanent walk on the west
side of Paramount avenue, from Four
teenth TO Seventeenth street. abutdng
lots Nos. TO III inclusive. all in Fair
mount addition.
y 4-foot permanent walk on the south
side of Twelfth street, from Lawrence
avenue 10 Main street. abuttiug lots Nos
- Lawrence avenue, 2s5 and 296 Market
street and SIS Main street. all in Hyde
and Ferrilrs addition
A 5-foot cInder walk on the east side Of
Topeka avenue, from Lincoln 10 thinner
ley.
\ 4-foot cinder walk or tie west side
Of Main street. from Harry TO Skinner.
Said walks TO be constructed according
TO Specifications on file IN the Office OF the
city engineer. Bidders on permanent
walk must state price Ter square foot.
and on cinder walk per Hnea. fooe All
bids must be accompanied b. a certified
check for 80, payable 20 the CITY ot Wich-
ita as guarantee Of good faith
Mayor and council reserve The right 20
reject any or all bids.
s6-2t AMOS MCLAIN. city clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

W. S. Sawyer. representing the J. ".
Jenkins Sons Music company of Kansas
City, has taken rooms at the Zimmerly
building and viii give daily exhibitions
Of the Pianola, self-playing piano de-
wise that atteches 10 any piano and plays
all varieties OF music from the latest
popular rag time to the most classic con-
cert. 2S-1tx
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VIII make regular trips from the beat
house on Sherman avenue. one BECK
north Of West Central avenue: also. the
landing ct Murdoch avenue bridge every
evening from o'eiock. az d cents per
trip. Boats may he reserved for private
Parties BY addressing h L HUNT.
Wichita Marble WORKS. <. Y Mzia-
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PfaZa Hnfal-

No. 2iS North Lawrence avenue.
European or American plan. Tab,e Best
the market affords. Baths free 70 guests.
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poa't send your stove fixtures out Of
the city 70 be nickle-pIatei. but take
tAem 10 SIS y. Main ST. a:-,t
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Inere are some vN3plea Nvnc are rc.n,Rc,,
That they are superior creatures every tiTrt
q Ilan takes Of his nat to them. -Atehisov
4 cbe.
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Attest: AMOS McLAIN. cssy c.erk
Don't Re nislrd

By catchy ads. ees when yoz van, 4
hammock yoE can buy the best ~ tas
lowest prices n the city a. NJ Racket.
- North Nah street
n Bs-Lots q goods closing out less
than cost Fr4-Szz- EeE-2t
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All kinds OF tableware. lamps. etc, re-
plated with silver at $50 y. Main St.
&-a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

IF your revolvers are furnished or rusty
take them to $50 n. Main St. 25-2t
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Carriage trimmings silver plated CT
Esekls-S.z:sz a; - ~ Maj 81 s-&
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Bicycles. wringe-s. lawn mowers. hose.
etc, repaired az So " Main ST. 2s-et
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25
GREAT [ RAILWAY
NlAGNATE'S will.
MADE l..I, PUBLIC.
Huntington Bequeaths Ono Million
Dollars In Trust to the Princess
Hatzfeldt During Her Life.
LARGEPARTOF HISsPROPER7Y.
Given to his Wife, Who Enjoys Only
"a Life Estate-His Favorite Neph-
$f ew Comes in Fora Good Slice.

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z NEW YORK, Aug. 2i.-The will Of G.
P&Huntlngton YVES made public to-day.
1t gives sl,OOo. 900 in trust for Princess
Hatfield during her life, the principal
to go to her issue. at her death; $4,000
In trustsis given for the benefit OF Mrs.
Huntington, the widow, for life, after
wards for the benefit OF Archer NJ.
Huntington, for life: two-thirls OF the
Southern Pacific railway stock Is to be
given to Mrs. Huntington and one-third
to Henry Edwards Huntington, on con-
dition that no part thereof shall be sold
during the life time OF either, except
with the consent Of both. The Fifty.
seventh street and Fifth avenue resi-
dence In this city, together with all artl-
cles therein is given to Mrs. Hunting
ton for life, afterwards to be given
Archer NJ. Huntington. Two hundred
and seventy thousand dollars is given in
trust for tho benefit OF Harriet s.. Hunt
ington, Elizabeth Purdy. Susan Porter
and Allen Gates, in portions of $4,000
each; $4,000 for the benefit OF c. IL.
sammls and $4,000 each for the benefit
OF Eleanora Loveland and Frank Par
dee. Various other specific bequests
are made.
Mrs. Huntington. Charles H. Tweed
and Isaac L. Gates, Mr.. Huntington's
brother-in-law. are made executors OF
the will. All of Mr.. Huntinston's pic
lures are given to Mrs. Huntington for
life, afterwards to Archer NJ. Hunting
ton for life and at his death to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art Of New
York City absolutely.