The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25


Day Nursery and Lowell Humane Society, each
$40 COO
BABCocK. SAMUEL D.. New York. be
Church. and St Luke's Hospital. each $50,
GEO. the Metropolitan Museum Of Art the
Metropolitan Museum OF Natural History. the
Childrens Aid Society and the Young Men
Christian Association. each $4,000; and the
Charity organization Society New en-, - S,H Sgk
maritan Home for the Aged the Sheiteslhs
Arms and ST. Lukes Home for lndigent
Christian Females each $1,000 -
quests to the Society for the Relief of Respee-
table Aged Women, $4,000; Young Mtn
Christian Association. $50 600, and Newark
Female Charitable Society Home for the
6TbhsB .vu amt FFifst ffs
Church, each $4,000.
BALL. MRS. SARAH c. B.. Galveston. Tex,
gift 70 Austin Theological Seminary. SI5.Coo
T6n BAHI2T 5Irty PA6E or coe d0cin toMer sss o5o
BARNARD COLLEGE. New York City gitts
from friends for endowment, S2oO,VVo; seGuI-
ing g like amount from John ID. Roekefeler.
rhli5lps E1essT Asaasnny- so.o99. n.ou.s,.
TO the Protestant Episcopal Church. for the
poor Of Calvary parish, and Samaritan Home
for the Aged each $4,000: Society for The Re
curabIe each 5000; and Society of st. john
land New Yo9k Protestant Episcopal Guy
Mission and Home for Men and Aged Coupies,
RELDEN CHARLES b. New York City.
beQuest for new church eoihee for the ", west
Farms Presbyterian congregation, SlO0 COO
BELDEN. JAMES j. Syracuse. \. l., gift
Ia the First Presbyterian Church there for a
site for a new edifce. his residence property
'-FISS BESNETT Sf MRS. THOMAS G.. New Haven.
Conn gift 10 the Medical School OF Yale Uni
versity for new clinical building, $4,000.
BENSON. HARRlEt 5, Pnladelphla. Fa.'
becuests WoRen's Union Federation MIS-
sionsry Society and China Inland Mission eae9
$50, 0O0; American Sunday School Onlon' boara
Of Foreign Missions Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church and American Board of Commission
Mission in Paris. $1,000; Seaside Home for
Invalid Women at Atlantic city, pennsylvania
Seamens Friend Society. Pennsylvania lnstl-
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. Pennsyl-
vania Asylum for INDECENT Widows and single
Women. Pennsylvania Industrial Home Tor
Blind Women. Pennsylvania Working Home for
Blind Men. Home Missionary Society Pennsyl-
vania Training School for Predetermined Chll-
dren. Children's Sesshore Home at Atlantic
CITY Hampton Normal and Agricultural Insti-
tute American Colonization Society, PennsyNa-
MA Society TO Protect Children from Cruelty,
PENNSYLVANIA Society for Prevention of Cruelty
bernardo Homes in London England each
$1,000; the 1Nskegee Normal and Industrial In
stitute $1,000: and TO several other institutions
amounts making an aggregate OF $500 600:
BETH-ISRAEL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
New York city, gifts for the erection ,sE aEd
coo; opened May Is, 1902.
BILLINGS ROBERT c.. Boston (died in
$500. bequests 10 his executors. TO be distributed
by them among such charitable institutions
as they might select, the residue of his estate;
on December r. 1902. the executors presented
10 the Supreme Court of Massachusetts a state
ment setting forth that they had a fund Of
list Of 126 selected educational and charitable
institutions for the approval Of the court In
cluded in the list are nearly all the we'll
known Boston charities, Libraries and museums
several churches and hospitals. hospitals IN a
score Of other New England CITIES and the
Congregation (New Oreans), Bates College,
Berea College. Wellesley College, Tuskegee In
sttute, Lincoln University Cumberland
Tenn) Fisk University. Atlanta University
(South Carolina) Institute, Meadville Theologi-
cal Seminary, Phillips Exeter Academy. Hack
ley School CTarrytOwn, N " Abbot Acad-
emy. Andover. The direct requests IN his viii
University; 100000 10 the massachusetts In
sttute OF Technology and $50. 600 TO the In
stitute Of Technology 10 found Billings stu
expected TO abstain from the OF alcohol and
tobacco The direct beauests and residuary
distribution aggregated 1.S45, 900.
BISHOP. HEBER r., New York, gifts 10 the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art a collection Of
jade ornaments valued at $3.50 900. and to ht
up a for its exhibition S55. 600.
BISSELIs. WILLIAM C. Lincoln, Neb. died
in 1S9S) bequest to the National Christian AS
sociation Of Chicago, to aid its crusade against
secret societies. nearly all his Of S25 eOO
The will was contested. and was upheld by the
BLISS. AARON T.. Governor Of Michigan,
git 10 Albion (Mich) College. So, ,0OO
BLOCKER, JOHN. Buffalo. n. Y. gift TO
trustees the Mineral Springs farm of lis acres
near that city. site for a group OF charI-
ties 10 be known as the Blocker Homes, to-
gether with pledge Of 100000 in cash and
500 600 more by his will.
BLUMENTHAL. ISAAC. New York, be-
quests TO Mount Sinai pitaI to esta blish a
perpetual bed. $500; Hebrew Benevolent and
Orphan Asylum. $500: Montehore Home, $1,000;
and Home for Aged and Inhrm Hebrews $500.
endowment. from the board of trustees $50 600:
from outside friends. s15O 600.
BOWDoIN COLLEGE, gift from friends for
centennial fund. $4,000.
BRACE. WILLIAM, Mauch Chunk. Pa, be-
quests 70 Yale University for a Chair Of Ro-
nance Languages and Literature $4,000 and
Ito aid deserving scholars. $4,000; St Luke
Hospital, South Bethlehem, Pa, $4,000, and
Lafayette College $500
BRAIDICH ADOLPH F.. New York be.
guests 70 Charity Organization Society of New
York $4,000 and American Society for Pre-
Hention Of Cruelty 10 Animals, $4,000.
BRICK. MRS. JULIA ELMER BREWSTER
Brooklyn, n Y, bequests TO Brooklyn Chill
Asylum Staten Island), American Bible So
ciety, Society for the Aid Of Friendess Womer
and Children (Brooklyn). and Brooklyn Indus
trial School Association and Home for Desti.
tute Children. each $1,000; Brooklyn City Hos.
pital. all her property In Ocean County, New
Jersey, and to Joseph K. Brick Agricultural
Industrial and Normal School, Edgecomb,
County, North Carolina, her residuary estate
BRIGHAM. PETER BENT. Boston. Mass
estate. 10 be held for twenty-five years anC
then applied to hospital purposes in Boston
The trust expired May %, 1902, and tn,
amount then available was 81, ,OOO 600
BROSS, WILLIAM. bequest to Lake Fores
University Chicago. funds for an annual lee
ture ION the connection. relation and mutua
bearing of any practical science or the histor,
OF race, the facts in any department o.
knowledge with and upon the Christian re
ligion," and also for an annual prize Of 5000,
to the author OF the best book that sub
5ect.
BROWN. MRS. NATALIE BAYARD. New
port, r. l., gift OF a new building for Eman
uel Church. cost $50 900.
BROWN. MRS. SUSAN DOD, Princeton, n
J. bequest TO Princeton University. her estat
valued to $4,000
BROWN UNIVERSITY, gift from friends L
secure gift Of s75. 900 from John D. Rockefel
Ter, S25, 900.
BRUCE. ROBERT NJ. Greenwich. Conn.
gift TO that city for an isolation hospital, IF
teen acres Of ground, with buildings.
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE. gift from friend
to secure gift Of $3.50 900 from John d. Rock
efeller, $256, 900.
BUNZI, MRS. REGIME, New York be
quests to Society for Ethical Culture and He
brew Orphan Asylum each $1,000 and Noun
Sinai Hospital Montefore Home, Home 10
Aged and Inarm Hebrews and German Hos
pital, each $1,000.
BURKE, JOHN MAsTERsON. New York
gift to found home for convalescents. 81. 900.
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BUTLER. MRS. OLIVE M, Portland. Me.
gift 20 Bowdoin College for four scholarships
$40 600