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New York Chamber OF Commerce. marble
statue of Alexander Hamilton, cost about
S12, 600.
KING. MISS MARY RHINEI.ANDER. Great
Neck l. l.. gift to All Saints Church, pull
pit choir and clergy stalls, reredos, rood
screen and other furnishings Of the chaneel
cHAPTERi Do6bs Ferry. Ferry n. z, gift to St
Christophers Home, $4,000.
LANDRETH. ELIZA c.. Philadelphia. be-
quests to charitable and religious institutions
LAUDY. Louis H.. New York City, gift to
Cooper Union for three scholarships. $T44O.
LEE. MRS SUSAN P. New York, bequest
to Washington and Lee University, $4,000.
LEEsE MRS $; Nsw sntoH;; York; pssueo5s seq eoe
and Leese Institute of Jackson KY. SIS, COO
LENT MRS SARAH E.. Peekskill. N. T.,
bequests TO Helping Hand Assoeation SPeeHs
of the Presbyterian church, $1,000; Board OF
Missions for Freedmen of the Presbyterian
church. $1500, and American Seaman's Friend
Society. Presbyterian Home for Aged Women
City, each $1,000
LEWIsOHN. ADOLPH, New York, gift to
Hebrew Technical School for Girls toward
LEw1soHN. LEONARD. New York; nine
children Of 9int d sif m to I 5eTsh
ing Guardian Society, S125,OO0. The children
also agreed to give 100000 each to charity IN
LIN1EsMITH. REV e W. j.. Cleveland.
Ohio. gift 10 the Catholic University OF
America, Washington, D. c., for scholarship
$4,000
LINES. AUGUSTUS E. New Haven. be
quests available on the death of his widow 20
Yale Law School, 500 900; Church Of the re
deemer, $4,000, Organized Charities, New Ha-
ven Colony Historical Society, City missionary
Society and Welcome Hall, each S9ooO, ana ~
Soon kgsRei' and New Haven orphan asylums' ea'h
LITTLEFIELD. GEORGE l.. Pawtucket,
Z. l., gift to Brown University. aValiapie on
the death OF his widow. for protessorshlp OF
American history and general fund' MS
LOESER, FREDERICK. and wife, Brook
lyn, n. Y, gift to Brooklyn Institute Oh Ar's
and Sciences a trust fund of $lOoOo. 40
LORD BENJAMIN. New York, requests 70
the Reformed Episcopal Church. available on
the death of his daughter, for the Sustenta-
ton Fund S17. 600; the Theological Seminary,
$4,000; the Female Guardian Society, S1Z,VOV'
70 several church homes. each from Slooo 10
Low, JULIA ANN. New York. beduests to
House of the Holy Comforter Free ChurCh
Home for Incutables House of Mercy 81
I.uke's Home for INDECENT Christian Females
Church Mission 70 Deaf Mutes and st Mary
Free HOSPITAL for Children. each $1,000 %.
McCLARY, WILLIAM Philadelohla, RAJ
bequests to Grand Masonic Lodge to estabilsh
a perpetual fund for support of a home 1or
orphan children of Freemasons $1,000; anu anu
support of the Home for Aged Masons IN thal
city, 900.
MCCORMICK, MR. and MRS. HAROLD
Chicago. H., gift to Memorial institute OF o. IN
fectious Diseases, for endowment; SI,oOo'Vog u,
MCCORMICK. MRS. N r. Nhlca-O' ~
gift to University of Wooster. Ohio, toward re-
placing the burned buildings, $4,000
MCCORMICK THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
gift from a & friend ,6 for BOO fellowship IN Ne"
MCCONNELL, e. l.. Muskegon Mich, be-
quest to establish a home for indigent OLD "o-
men at Paramount Ind, for $60,OOO
MCKAY, GORDON. Newport. X: J. giIt
for manual training school for colorsd chill
MCKEE, JOHN Philadelphia, Pa. bequests
for the constructing and endowing Of an insti-
tuition in Philadelphia for education OF white
Kee College, and to Mckee city. n j.. for for
a Catholic church, rectory and convent, mis-
residuary estate of 81, 600
MCMILLAN. JAMES. Detroit Mich, be-
quests to Grace Hospital $4,000; and Home
FoundIngs' Home, Childrens Free Hospital
Association and Little Sisters OF the Poor, each
$1,000
New York City. gift from a friend name with
held. toward new building on new site.
MARY KATHARINE. Mother. formerly Miss
Mary Katharine Drexel of Philadelphia. gift
a large school building at Cascade, s D.
MASTEN. CHARLES II, NJ D., Nyack,
n " bequests to Nyack Hospital, 100000, and
the Methodist Episcopal churches Of Piermont
and Palisades $25OO.
bequests TO Long Island College Hospital and
the Brooklyn Industrial School Association and
Home for Destitute Children, each $40 0GO;
dtion of the Poor Brooklyn Union for Chris
tian Work Second Unitarian Congregational
Society Of Brooklyn. American Unitarian so
ciety of Boston Childrens Aid Society, Brook
lyn Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
Cruelty to Animals. Meadviiie (Paj Unitarian
Seminary Brooklyn Bureau of Charities and
Greenwood Cemetery Association, each $4,000
MAXWELL. J. ROGERS Brooklyn, n. Y,
gift to Long Island College Hospital. for d
new building, S4c0, 00O.
to Johns Hopkins University, toward endow-
ment fund. $4,000.
MESSIAH W0MEN's BRANCH ALL
of the Messiah New York City. for home mis-
sionary work. $4,000.
York City. friends Of gifts for the Worn-out
Preachers fund. SIC. o.Coo,
MILLS, DARIUS o., New York City, gift to
University Of California. $50 600
MORGAN, HENRY A.. gift to Wells Gel
ieg9 S new WIhm 9qldRf 70 sooGfS Hartford Conn
Peoples Home, each the income Of about
the income OF about $4,000
NORRIS MRS. GEORGIA E, New York
cathedral of st. John the Divine, made avail
able in 1902 by the death of her sister, $780,
MORSE. CHARLES w. New York, gift to
the city of Bath. IN Ne. high gdo school building.
MORSE, SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE. New
York city tdied April . 1SI2), bequests made
available by the death of his widow (Novem-
ber II. 190D and the division of his estate
tSeptember, 1902 to Home for the Friendless.
Poughkeepsie ~ Y, $4,000; Princeton Uui-
versity for scholarships $1,000: Union Theo-
losical Seminary. Richmond. Va. $1,000; Old
Ladies' Home. Poughkeepsie $1,000; University
of the City of New York for annual medal
for scholarship $1,000: his trustees. for medal
to encourage geographical research. $1,000: and
the National Museum. Washington, d. c., all
his orders. decora tions, etc
NEWBERRY, MRS HELEN H, New
Haven Conn. gift to- Yale University an
organ for Woolsey Hall. cost 100000
NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. gift
from friends to secure gift OF S15oOOO from
John ID Rockefeller. Sl50,000
NEW YORK KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIA-
TION. gift from friend. for endowment fund
$4,000
NEW YORK POST GRADUATE HOS.
PITAL. joint gift OF four friends names with
held S100 COO
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, Evans
ton. ILL.,, gift from a friend, school Of tech
noogy.
NORWEGIAN RESIDENTS, New York City
gifts for the erection of new Norwegian hos
pital there. aggregating $40. 600
OBERI.IN COLLEGE, Ohio. gift from friend
= in New England, name withheld, for en-
dowment fund $4,000. The same donor gave
similar to the previous fund.
OGDEN, JOSEPH w, New York, gift OF
PRESBYTERIAN church building in Chat
ham, n. J.
OLIVER. HENRY W. Pittsburg. Pa. gif