The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19

BfIlines the executors were punu1sd 70
know among which institutions to divide
the residue, which amounted 70 about
81 10000. Tho will had been admitted
TO probate . short time after The tsststof's
death, and before the executors had made
up their minds what to do with the money
in their hands two years and half had
pIoSs On pe T. q, 1912. Mr.. Luce died. and III.
y ok fell upon Mr.. MINIS and Mr.. Kendsll II.
IT.. ISs s yP es,s n The .oss s s. ss
carrying out the wishes Of their friend
II they divided the fortune among as m. ny
deserving corporations as was possible
and still give each fairly subet antial sum.
Th;y Dc ,ist Of such ,, INSTITUTIONS as
ing Of the word cha rita ble,' I2o corpora
tons being selected. and then a friendly
suit was brought In the Supreme Court
q inst Frank =. Dnlings. the te sta tors
nephew, and ,Attorsy -Genenl Pc rker,
to secure a ruling 20 TO whether the IN
ceive gifts, under tho terms Of the will.
The only doubt about the list wss Ia ref
ererce to these seven corporations: The
Boston Tee ohs,S. Mutual Benefit .Asso-
cis ton S the BIN s 3neersr AssocS ton
society Of Boston. the NJ a. chusetts 40
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
nals the Arim.l Rescue Le que Of Boston.
the proprietors of tho Boston AthenBum
and the Be ston Public Iibrt ry.
The court, in It's opinion, said In regard
to the seven corporations:
sWe shall not discuss them any further
than TO say that, upon the statements con-
tanned In the bill we sec nothing 70 show
that they may not be al treated rs gifts to
public charities under the liberal doctrine
court We shall. therefore, assume that
the particular facts stated In tho bill are
such as to warrant the executors In making
these institutions beneficiaries.'
Satisfied that they were proceeding safely
and Kendall went TO work to decide upon
the amounts to be given TO each corpora
ton. and having settled this question with
reference to 100 Of the number. they sent
out the checks this week. These cor
10 f form .Robert Charles Rulings Fund
for the care Of Door. sick tldents at the
S 81 %Gtf i" bs Ire
1 HSa aes: tSs rno d irbole,
Lewiston; Ber:s College Wellesley College.
University. .Fairmo mt COLLEGE, Wichita Kan !;
H Ts.sdss ssm Msssss st S Mt G%
Textile School, Lowell; Phillipe Exeter
trustees Of the Howe scheoi, .Riiierics: Hack;
ley School. Tarrytown. N. Y. TOR proposed
Hale doImitory LeSrenfEs s Academy IrS
Andover; New England Conservatory OF
Music, trustees Of the Boston Public Library.
Ieominster Public Library. Medfeld Public
Library: town OF Eastman. public library;
Boston Medical HbraIy. B9 'sta u Society
ieneaio eicai society. Bostonian Society.
Colonial Society Of Massachusetts,, Mnssa:
chusetts Historical Society. proprtetors, OF
Kings Chapel. First Church ip Boston. Olive
Con gre ational Church of Roxbury. Ros-
lindsle Unitarian Church. First ConGrega-
tonal Society tCnitarianj. Jamaica Plain
First Con gregatonal Society. New Bedford:
First Parish OF Cohasset, Beechwood Con;
gregationM Church OF Cohasset. ministerial
fund Of First Parish Of Pembroke. town OF
Cohasset flor a public park ,. town OF Cohas-
set flor park at BeechwoQd and the Boston
Children's Aid Society. There are also num-
erous homes for the aged and poor. many
hospitals and guilds.
Receiver for . Paper Making COmpany.
HoLYoKE. Mass, April is.-The Excel
sior Paper Company. having mills on the
third level canal and the maker. OF ma
chine finished paper. has gone into the
hands OF Judge John Hildreth as receiver
The petition was filed by the Ely Lumber
Company. The company has q secured
Indebtedness Of $4,000 and an unsecured
indebtedness Of S23, 000