The Washington times., 1903-08-18
WILL OF JULIA-GRAHAA
IS FILED FOR PROBATE
Four Other Last TeStamentS Also
Were Registered Yesterday.

The will of Julia Graham, dated De-
cember Is, 1901. and a codicil dated Oc-
tober 20, 1902, have been filed for pro-
bate. She leaves to Mrs. Kittie Lemly,
wife OF Lieut.. Henry r. Lemly, L. S. N,
a portrait of herself, to Miss Marie Pat
tersOn a picture of collie dogs. All
other pictures and books she owned are
left to Big. Gen. William VI. Graham.
The remainder OF the estate is left in
trust to Thomas z. WaggSmau. 10 be
distributed as follows: To her niece.
Frederika B. Jones, $4,000. TO her grand
niece, Mrs. Susan Swift, $4,000; 10 Mrs
| Ella Hallyburton, sl060; Miss Fanny
Hallyburton. 81 900; Mrs. Kittie Lemly.
81. 600: Mrs. Mamie Overton. her niece,
81. .OOO; to the Rev. +. Derichemont, for
the benefit of ST. Josephs Apostolic
School, at Waterton, N. Y, $500; 20 the
Rev. James f. Mockn. rector of St
PauIs Roman Catholic Church, Wash
| ington, ID. c., SlOO; to Mrs. Gwynn, Tex
as, 81 900; Mrs. Virginia Gwynn Adams,
New York city, $1,000; Brig. Gen. vii
liam NJ. Graham. $1,000; to Mrs. Julia
Denny, $1,000
1nO4laS SlSSRl.
The will OF Thomas CisseI, dated June
%. 1898. was also filed for probate. He
leaves his estate TO his wife. Mary
Louise Cissel, who is named executrix.
Charles H. Sewell.
Three documents purporting to be the
last testaments of Charles II. Sewell
were filed yesterday for probate. They
are dated May Z, 1884, December 8, 1898,
and December %. 1899. He leaves to his
niece, Gertrude Davis, one-half interest
in premises 214s Pennsylvania Avenue.
and also the furnishings in the house.
To his sister. Mrs. Jane Bishop. of Buff
falo, y. Y. and his niece, Mrs. Agnes
Silver. of Omaha. Neb. the other nalf
interest in premises 2146 Pennsylvania
Avenue.
To Thomas Sewell, OF Washington.
D. c., is left FIVE building lots in Prince
George County, Md; to Mrs. Jane Bish-
op, $1,000; to Mrs. Agnes Silver, $1,000;
TO Gertrude Davis, 1880; 10 Annie ald
Margaret McNulty and Laura " King,
5000 each, and to Elizabeth Davis. Ruth
A. Elan and Thomas Sewell $500 each.
To st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
Washington, D. c., he gave $500. To
the Rev H. Percy Silver. of Omaha,
Neb.. a gold-headed cane.
Sylvanus Thayer Albert.
The Will Of Sylvanus Thayer Albert.
dated November 22. 1895. with codicil
dated March y, 1902. has been filed for
probate He directs that his estate be
distributed as follows: To the daugh-
ters OF his brothers, James W, Charles
Albert, and William S. Albert. $780,: 10
Bernard Byrne and his sister. Ellen
Byrne. $500 each; to Allan McLane. $500;
to Callahan Keane, his messenger, S2O0:
TO his nephew. Charles Byrne a watch
His minerals, casts, and pictures are
left 10 his nieces. Pictures are left 10
william Randall Hagner, General Snow
den Andrews, Samuel Maddox, John
Poor, and John ". Warner. To his
nephew. William Stone Albert, is left his
library, with the exception Of book
entitled Works on Art and some
paintings. His nephew is named as
trustee for the estate.
After the paymeht of the legacies
mentioned ne directs that ore-third OF
the remainding revert 10 his nephew,
Charles Byrne. one-third 70 William 3.
Albert and Robert W. Albert, and the re-
mainder 10 be held In trust for the BEN
eft OF the testatOr's sister, Mary Albert
Johnson. Upon her death, her portion
is 10 be divided among his nephew,
Henry A Johnson. and DR.. Charles
Albert.
Moses Bruckheimer.
By his will dated August 2, instant,
Moses Bruckheimer leaves his estate TO
his children.
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