The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15
If SHE WEDS
Mr.. HERTzOG
Miss McComb viii Receive
$4,000 a Year From Estate.
CHILDREN TO GET 100000.
II Condition Is Not Compiled With Miss
Mccomb VIII HaD Only an Incums
Of $4,000 a Year.
CHILDREN TO GET 100000.

White Plains, ~. Y, April 15--Nlost in
toresting of the provisions In the will OF
James Jennings McComb. who died at his
country seat az Dobbs Ferry, IS the fol-
lowing:
1T is my will. and | hereby direct that
in case my daughter Fanny shall marry
MIR. Louis Herzog. the provision which
as follows: An annuity Of $4,000 per year
shall be paid TO her so long as she shall
live. free and clear from any enjoyment
or interference Herewith on the part
of her husband. Upon her death $4,000
shall be divided between her children"
This will was fled for probate In the
Surrogates Court this morning. IL is
da ted June 9. 1882. Mr.. Macomb gives TO
his niece, Mrs. Josie Handy. OF New Or
leans, q house and lot I'm that city and
the income on $4,000 One thousand dol
lars Is given 10 Thomas Bartlett Cam
bell, her brothers.
To his trustees he gives $3.50 10 be
divided into seven equal parts. one for the
benefit Of each of his six nephews, James
Jennings, Jr.; Harry r.. John r.. Edward.
Robert l.. and William N, and one for
his niece. May Bateson, wife OF n. NJ.
Bateson, they each 10 enjoy the income.
Lindaville. at Dobbs Ferry. opposite the
McComb mansion, is given i'm trust for
the benefit of his sister. Mrs. Anna NJ
Chidestet. during her life, who gets also
an annuity OF 5000.
At her death she has the right 60 dis
tribute $500 as she pieases by will
Three thousand dollars is set aside an-
nualiy for the education OF the three
daughters and son OF his deceased sister.
Mrs. Martha VI. Beaumont.
MANY REQUESTS IN THE FAMILY.
Woodvllle, at Dobbs Ferry. Is bequeath-
ed TO his sister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie Wood.
$1,000 IL bequeathed annuallSto Mrs. Mary
Ann McComb. widow Of the deceased
brother David OF Memphis: to Anna Vir-
ginia McComb is given $4,000: TO David
James McComb, nephew. Us. 900: 10 Eliza
beth Rutledge Davis, niece. SIS, 900; 10
Benjamin A. j.. Rayne hrother-in-law,
OF New Orleans. s25,ooo; 20 the children of
Dr. Samuel f.. Hale of New Orleans. the
houses and lots and mortgages which MIR.
McConfh heldFon their mothers property
there.
one thousand five hundred dollars il
set aside annually for the benefit of the
South Western Presbyterian University,
of Clarksville, Tenn, FOR a period Of five
years II by that time the university is
established on firm foundation. he be-
queathes 10 its officers $4,000 TO the sup
port Of the profeseorship 20 which he had
heretofore contributed The mansion
known as "Estherwood occupied by Mr.
McComb. is given in trust for the use OF
his widow and children.
His widow also receives his home
known as the Madrid. at the corner of
street and Seventh avenue
She is also TO receive $50 600 a year in
come for the expenses OF living az the
Dobbs Ferry homestead. To the execu-
tors he gives his Central Park apartment
buildings, the Madrid, the ardova the
Grenada and the Valencia. i'm Fifty-ninth
street. and the Lisbon. the Barcelona.
the Dalsmanca and the Toloeo, I'm Fiftieth
street, To rent and manage the buildings.
The widow is also to receive an addi-
tionsl income Of $1,000 for her use: each
Of his four children Mary Alice. Fanny
Rayne, Lille and Jennings Scott--are
each TO receive and annual income of
5000. Mr.. McComb says that In connec-
tion with a transfer recently made 10
his wife of s1o00o0 i'm bonds the provi-
stems hereinbeforc set forth are in lieu
Of dover.
AND TRUSTEES NAMED
THE Title Guarantee and Trust COM
psny Of New York and Thomas II. Hub-
bard and Mary Esther AicCOmb. the
widow, and his nephew, David James Ne
Comb, all of New York, are appointed
executors and trustees. In a codcil dated
March %, 1901 Mr.. McComh gives his
sister. Mrs. Anna NJ. Chidestet, $25 Oo0.
and TO her two children-Hartford and
500
lie foreives and releases all claims he
has against Mrs ELIZA both Naels widow
Df the late Silas r Weeks of Ocean
Springs, Miss and gives al right and
t'tle to thai property. To Mrs Weeks
daughter Ada he gives an annuity of
300 per month, and 10 each of the other
daughters $50 = month. To Frank NJ pa
yis OF New York he gives sa5. .00o Sin recog-
milton of his faithful assistance in the