The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

Ter Mass. $4,000; Yankton, s. D., $4,000
The library glfts were conditional on the va
rious cities and towns providing the sites and
agreeing to make annual appropriations Tor
maintenance equal to 10 per cent of his re-
spective gifts
CARNEY HOSPITAL. Boston. Mass, gifts
from friends for a new building for the out
patient department. $4,000; securing a State
appropriation of similar amount.
CARPENTER, HORACE w, gifts to Co,
lumbia University scholarships, SlO,00O; ana
to Saratoga County. n. Y, for a hospital
GARRoIL. MRS MARY AUSTIN. Boston
Mass. gilt to the University of Virginia
pledge OF $1,000 annually.
CATHOLIC MISSIONARY UNION, Wash
ineton. D. g.. gilt rom priest for the estab-
fishing Of the Apostolic Mission House there
CAIHoLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.
Washington. d. c., gift from priest OF Penn
sylvana for a fellowship. $ll OOO gifts from
friends for a training school for missionaries
CHANBI.ER. MARY ELLEN New York. be-
quests 10 the American Unitarian Association
for the Hackley School at Tarrytown, $oooo;
and to the Society fQr the Employment and
CHAPMAN, WILLIAM H. New London,
Conn. gift to that city for manual training
CHEEVER. WILLIAM j.. North Andover
Mass. bequests to Orphans Home and
Denver, colo. each s25. 900: Essex Institute OF
Salem Mass. S20. .000; city Of Salem FOR pro
visions for the needy 0.G00. and for its public
library. $1,000; salem Marine Society. seamen's
Charitable Society. East India Marine Society,
maritan Society and Woman's Friend Society
ali OF Salem, each $1,000; and Bertram Home
for Aged Men Salem Hospital. Association for
ieni. Td.s womans christian Relief Society of Den
Yer, Colo. and other institutions, the residue
o. his property, estimated at $500 600.
CHICAGO, UNIVERSITY OF, gift from an
American woman in Paris for French school
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. New
York City, gift from friend. name withheld
~ Srt, rr1U.p0 NJ aa crAprNcr, II
Philadelphia, Pa. joint gift to the University
OF Pennsylvania toward chair of Assyriol-
CLARK, WILLIAM, Newark N. J., be-
quests TO Newark Female Charitable Society,
Newark Orphan Asylum Home for the Friend
College, each $4,000; and Newark Charitable
Eye and Ear Infrmary $4,000
COCHRAN. WILLIAM f, Yonkers. n Y,
bequests TO St Johns Riverside Hospital.
endowment. $3.50. .ooo; Hollywood Inn as
$io. 600: Women's institute Of Yonkers Church
Mission TO Deaf Mutes in New York Trustees
Fund for Relief of Widows and Orphans Of
Deceased C'lergymen. and Aged, Infrm and
nal Ch,Ircb Of New YORK ana PresbVterian
Board of Relief for Disabled Ministers and
Widows and Orphans OF Deceased Ministers,
each $4,000: and Young Mems Christian Asso-
COLE. HENRY. Denver Colo. gift to the
Methodist Episcopal church Of that city for
eyangelistic work, new buildings and charities,
CoIMAN. MRS ANNE LAWRENCE.
GoIn IN hsq1sSs vests to the Post Pos fadH
ward. $4,000: ChiIdrens Aid Society and Diet
Kitchen, New York, each 500; and the New
port Hospital and the Charity Organization of
Nec%9Tt c0IGMBiA 81 l. erS2 GS1TERs1rY SISR gifts from
friends 70 endow the professorship Of social
and political ethics, S750O and for books for
the library. $4,000; and a Joint gift from
several friends for the Dean'Lung Department
man. H. Mex. Twombly Edwin Gould, George
F. Peabody, James Speyer stuyvesant Fish,
Archer NJ Huntington. Isaac n. seligman.
E Dodge and Mrs. Henry Willard, the two
SIS South Field. cost 81 300, 000 cash payment,
S4GO coo.
CONVERSE. JOHN H, Philadelphia, Pa.
president of Baldwin Locomotive Works, gift
to the Presbyterian general assembIy's com
mittee on evangelical work, so
COOK. JOSEPH. D. D.. Glens Falls. N. Y.
bequest to the Presbyterian board Of foreign
missions. available on the death Of his widow.
his entire estate 4aiet, valued at $50 600
City joint gtft TO Cooper Union, for endow-
ment. 5000. 600
cooPER MIoN gT MsT sa9 H9rs 600 gift from
CRANDOL. JUSTIS BRAZIL. Seaville, n.
J., bequests TO Hahnemann Medical College and
Hospital. Philadelphia, and Womens hospital,
Philadelphia, each $4,000: Old Ladies' Home
in Oneida N. Y. Home for Destitute Chill
Church, Sea Isle city N. j. Methodist Bpisco
pal Church, seaville, n. j., and Calvary Bap-
tist Church. seavile, n; J.. each $1,000.
city of Pittsfeld. Mass, for a museum OF
natural history and art. $50. 600.
CRESSON MRS. PRISCILLA H, Philadel-
phia. bequest to trustees $500. 000, the interest
to be paid TO the Philadelphia Academy of the
ficiency to continue their studies in Europe
The bequest includes legacy left for the same
purpose by Emlen Cresson (died in 1890, which
'ecdjHS CURRfER MRS LURA' New York. be-
quests to Yale University for fund a
help to deserving students, 500 900: Columbia
University, for a similar fund. $50 900, and
Presbyterian Hospital New York Society for
Belief Of the ana n erRped fG f M9qson
less Messiah Home for Children. New York
st-Graduate Hospital, for the babies
ward" New York Society for Prevention of
Cruelty TO Children. and Society for PreVen-
tion Of Cruelty ,y,t to Animals each $1,000
Bowdoin College, $4,000
DANA. RUTH CHARLOTTE. bequest to the
Catholic University of America. Washington.
DEACONESs HOME. Milwaukee. Wis, gift
from friend for endowment, $4,000.
DE PEYSTER. MRS. CORNELIUS B., New
York. bequest to the New York Historical So
ciety, available on the death of her daughters.
the fund from the sale Of her real estate,
DEVLIN. MRS SARAH FERRIS Boston.
Mass, bequests to the Catholic University in
oIc charities in Boston, each $4,000
DODGE. WILLIAM EARL. New York, gifts
dents building. cost $i25 900; and New York
Chamber of Commerce. a A. marble statue of
John Jay. cost ABOUT SlZpOU
DOUGHERTY, ANDREW New York be-
quest 10 the Catholic University Of America
Washington D. c. for general expenses. $4,000
DIJGAN. FRANCIS. New York, bequest to
the Church OF st. John the Evangelist, $1,000;
the Church Of St Paul the Apostle for char
tiles $4,000 and 10 the Sisters of the Poor
of St Francis. $1,000.
DUKE JAMES B., New York City, gift 70
Trinity College. Durham, n. C., new library
building so, 600 for the purchase Of books,
and funds for the establishment of chairs In
German romance languages, political economy
and applied mathematics
DUKE. WILLIAM W. New York City gift
to Trinity College, Durham. N. c.. a dorm
itory
DUN, ROBERT GRAHAM New York. be-
quest to the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
twenty-five paintings, eight OF which are
valued at s126, 600.
EAKER MRS. MARY B., Dayton, Ohio,
bequest to Young Mems Christian Association
of that city. for a building. her home
stead worth Si00. 600. The association be-
comes residuary legatee; total bequest $780,
600.
EDGECOMBE, SARAH. Bath Me-. bequests
to Bates College, $50 900; Maine Wesleyan
Seminary and Female College. $40. 900; Bangor
Theological School, Goodwin Farm for Boys
at Fairfield Me- Maine Central Hospital and
Woman's Christian Association at Lewiston.
each $1,000; city Of Bath for fuel for the poor
$500; and to Tuskegee Institute. the residue