New-York tribune., 1902-07-12
CHARITY GETS S5OO.OOO.
1T Is TRUST FUND LEFT BY JOHN
WATSON
HIS DAUGHTER MRS MARY j. WALKER. IN
HER WILL LEAVES IT TO THIR-
TEEN INSTITUTIONS

The will of Mrs Mary J. Walker. who died
on July at Millbrook y. Y, was filed for pro-
bate yesterday by Smith & Timpson, attorneys
for William r. Isham and Ambrose X. Ely. the
executors of the viii. Mrs. Walker left an es-
tate valued in the petition at $40 600, although
more than that amount Of her property
is contained In the bequests. of which $780,
600 is real property. Her sister Emily n
Watson. Of this city. is the chief beneficiary
and will receive about S160OOo of the estate
Mrs. Walker also disposed Of "A trust fund of
S1u0oO0 left by her father. John Watson, of
which she enjoyed the income for life and
which he had given her power to dispose of by
her viii. The testatrix disposes of this fund
as follows;
one hundred thousand dollars to the New
York Association for Improving the Condition
of the Poor Of the City of New-York
one hundred thousand dollars to St Luke's
Hospital
Fifty thousand dollars to the New-York Asso-
citation for Improving the Condition of the Poor
TO be devoted To the purposes of the Fresh Air
Fund.
Fifty thousand dollars to the Society of St
Johnland, Of St Johnland Long Island.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars to the Home for
Incurables. Fordha1u.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars to the Childrens
Aid Society. Of the city of New-York
Home and Asylum of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, of the city of New-York
Twenty-Five thousand dollars to the Colored
Home and Hospital
Twenty-Five thousand dollars to the Home for
Old Men and Aged Couples, of the city of New
York.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars to the New
York Institution for the Blind, of the city of
New-York
Twenty-Five thousand dollars to St Luke's
Hospital for INDECENT Christian Females of the
city of New-York.
Fifteen thousand dollars to the New-York So
ciety for the Relief of the Ruptured and Grip
pies, of the city of New-York
Ten thousand dollars to the Samaritan Home
for the Aged, of the city of New-York.
To her sister. Emily A. Watson the testatrix
leaves all her laces India shawls. wearing ap-
parel, jewelry. silver, books. objects of art and
personal ornaments
Gertrude Ellen Watson. of Newport r. L.
receives $4,000; the children of Julia r. Inger-
soil, of New-Haven, Conn. SD, 900. each of the
children of Thomas George Walker of Morris
town. y. j., 100000; Edward H. X Becher
of this city. $4,000.
Fifty thousand dollars is left in trust to the
United States Trust Company for the children
of George Peckham, the cousin of the testatrix
Milwaukee. Wis; 100000 is similarly left in
trust for the children of Isabella Peckham Mil.
Ter, of Milwaukee; $4,000 in trust for the chill
dren of her cousin. Henry A Clark of Bing-
hamton. N Y; $4,000 in trust for the chill
dren of Levin W. Walker. of Washington:
$4,000 in trust for George Z. Walker. of WAY
erly, Iowa, to revert to the resduary estate on
his death; $4,000 in trust for Richard Walker.
$25OOO in trust for Ann T. Bellaw; SO 900 in
trust for Mary L. L. Smith, Yonkers; $4,000
in trust for John Watson Angel; $4,000 in
trust for John Watson Dwight. son of Harvey
L. Dwight Of Albary, y. Y; $4,000 in trust
for Elizabeth A. W. Tweedie of this citv.
$4,000 in trust for Annie Tweedie. of this city.
$4,000 in trust for NJ Stanley Tweedie and
$4,000 in trust for Charlotte Haines Hiebee
Binghamton. N Y, which is to revert to the
residuary estate.
AS many separate bequests made in trust
of $4,000 each there may be children of her
cousin, Harriet w. Graham, of Dubuque Iowa
surviving. A bequest of as many separate suns
of S0O,OUO each there may be children of her
cousin. the late Major Malbone Watson is made
The residue of the estate Mrs. Walker leaves
to her sister Emily A. Watson. The will was
executed on May y. 1900.