The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-12-17
1ori11ard,a Personal Estate.

Lofi11afd's Personal Estate.
The inventory and appraisement of the
personal property of Pierre Lorillard, de-
was Ned in the Office of the Pre-
rogative eolrt, at Trenton, on Friday.
The aggregate valuation of the person
atty is placed at 81, 797, 9s5.23.
The inventory includes the cash on
hand, life insurance and certain stocks,
together with the valuation placed on the
Lorillard racing stock and all of the stock
of the Rancocas farm which was left to
Mrs Lille Barnes ALLEN. Mrs. ALIENS
share aggregates about $3.50, 900, exclusive
of the farm itself. The valuations in
many instances are said to be low and the
State authorities will try to determine
how they were arrived at with view of
fixing the collateral inheritance tax, which
will be levied against the property left to
Mrs ALLEN. This tax will amount to
probably not less than $40, 900, even should
the present valuations stand.
The inventory is signed by Pierre Loril-
lard, Jr., George D. Finlay and James F.
Fielder, executors. and George F. Perkins
and William V. Toffey, appraisers. 1t is
reported that the Rancocas farm is incum-
bered by mortgages, but there is no Of
fetal knowledge of this
The life insurance carried by Mr.. Loril-
lard is 1856, 1897, in the following com
panies:
New York Life, $50, 216; Mutual Life,
So, 474; Brooklyn Life, $4,000; Mutual
Benefit Life, $20.080; Union Mutual Life,
500, 900; Connecticut Mutual Life, $40, 066;
Phoenix Mutual Life, $4,000; National
Life, 800, 900; New England Mutual Life,
$40, 600; Washington Life, 10000.
Among the shares of stock upon which
valuation is placed are:
Four thousand shares of Continental
Tobacco Company preferred, at 118, $472,
900; 1000 shares Pressed Steel Car Com
pany, preferred at 85, $170, 900; 1000
shares Pressed Steel Car Company, com
mon, at 43, $50, 900; 13, 937 shares Tuxedo
Park Association at 80, 1896, $50; 20 shares
Tuxedo Water Company at par, 81, 200;
shares Saratoga Association for Improve
ment of Breed of Horses, $500; 300 shares
New York and New Jersey PROBING Com
pany, preferred, So, 900.
There are also a number of holdings In
corporations which are given as doubtful,
or of no value, and in such cases no valu c
| is made. The total stock holdings are
81, 433, $50.
Among the accounts in the inventory is
| one against Jacob Lorillard for $287, 100
which is marked of no value; ]. ] Joyn.
er, for sale of horses Quixada and Ischium,
5000. Valuations placed upon other per
sonal property are as follows:
Watch and chain, emerald seal ring and
thirty third degree Masonic ring, $3.50
wines In storage, 5000; houseboat under
construction at Newburgh, N. Y, So, 900
Choice Stakes cup. 1892, $50; Travers
cup, 1894, $25; silver dinner service in
possession of Mrs. Emily T. Lorillard
81 500.
| Eighteen horses In England are apprais
ed at 500, $40, Tantalus being held at $14,
900. On twelve other horses the appraise
ment amounts to only $2,910. On six
stations at the Rancocas Farm the ap
praisement aggregates $4,950. There are
also seventy mares, which are Jumped al
$3.50 each, total of SIT, 500, and forty five
foals at 800 each, amounting to $4,000
The value of forty-two yearlings at the
Rancocas Farm is placed at $25, 800.
| On the assessment of the common farm
| II,
the Prerogative Court authorities base
their judgment that the property has
been undervalued. Here are some of the
items:
Seventy steers, 8 years old, at $35
SO heifers, yearlings, at $40; % bulls, year
lings, at $40; 4 bulls, Shorthorns, at $50
Sc cows at SIS; 16 work horses at $50
Total of the common farm stock, So, 1856.
The furniture and household goods al
the Rancocas Farm are valued at So, $50
and those in the house at 8 Washington
Square, New York, at $28, 1876. Tht
tapestries in the parlor alone of the latter
are appraised at ST., 500.
Some of the paintings and objects O.
art in the Washington Square house arr
thus appraised:
"Armor Cleaners" by Vibert, $500
Musicians, by Eastman johnson, $3.50
Shepherdess, by Meyer Won Bremen
$500; "Aquarelle," by Zamacois, $500
''venetian Scene" by A. F. Bunner, $500
algerian Figure" by Gerome, $780,
Image Venders," by Boulanger, $3.50
two landscapes, by Bunner, $500 land
scape, by Bunner, $50 bronze and pedes
tai t'Sestostris," by Picault 800 sil
satsuma vases, $3.50 marble statue ant
pedestal, "Girl with Dove" 5000 tw'
large cloissonne vases and centre piece il
dining room, $3.50; antique Venetian tank
ards, $50; bronze group Hunter" b.
Martin, $3.50; bronze bust, by LeCointe
$780,
The following schedule of cash on ham
is given
Chemical National Bank, $1,000; Gar
field National Bank, $3.50; Union Club
$28; in pocketbooks, $5S; from R. W
Carter, 1921 In hands of banker in Eng
land, Sc, 1870.