New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10
HARTMAN WILL FILED.
ESTATE TO CHILDREN.
Sister Gets $4,000 Property
Valued at $50. 900 900.

The viii OF Oliver Hartman, ST. who died at
Mount Klsco two weeks ago, and who left an
estate estimated 10 be worth about 500 600 600
was admitted TO probate in White Plains yes
terday by Surrogate Silkman. who issued let
ters test2nnentaTy TO the executors and tr1s-
tees. Oliver Hartman, T. J. Borden Hartman
Mount Kisco. and the United States Trust
Company OF this city. All the heirs waived the
service Of citations and this greatly expedited
the p-obating OF the will.
The VIII attested on December is. 1879
and by its provisions 100000 was disposed
0. outright and the residuary divided into
shares This action was greatly changed by
i've cpdicils attached to the will revokins va
rious sections of the viii and previous codIcils
AL through the viii and codicils Mr. Harriman's
wife. who died about three years ago, is men
toned. TO her were bequeathed $4,000 and
the town house and stables in this city, which
will now go TO the eight children, who VIII
share alike. Ny. Hartman makes no outside
beouest, except 100000, which he gives TO his
sister, Rosamoad Il. owen CNIrs. Edmund c.
Owen. The estate Is equally divided. one share
going 10 each OF his children. James Low Harri-
man. o. Paris, France; Emellne II. Olin. Of No.
107 East Thirty-hfth-st; Mrs Ann II. Wander
bilt wife Of william * Vanderbilt. and former
" Mrs. Rutherfurd. OF 10. Geo FTfth-ave.; Oliver
Hartman, jv-, Bor3en Hartman Of Mbunt
Klsco; Joseph Hartman. OF Newport: Mrs Lii
lie H. Travers. Of No. 50 West Thirty dfth-st.,
and Herbert NJ Hartman. OF westbury. n. Y.
Mr.. Hartman. according 20 a schedule OF Sc
cUrities fled at the time he was declared in
competent by a sherifrs jury at White Plains,
about four years ego. owned more than $4,000
600 worth OF railroad stocks and bonds, IN addi-
ton 10 real estate.
The only heir whose one-eighth share in the
estate IS left IA trust is James Low Hartman,
who lives In Paris, France. In regard TO his
bequest a codicil, dated December 10. 1892, says:
hereby give. devise and beoueath the whole
share OF my residUary estate intended for the
benefit OF nv son, James Low Hartman, ana
the share Of the proceeds OF the sale OF my
stable and house. to my trustees in trust. and
TO collect and receive the income thereof and
apply the income 10 the use OF my son, james
Low Hartman during the term OF his life
On lis death the share descends to his chill
dren, and Il he leaves no children then he may
devise by will one-half Of the share to any per-
son he chooses. and the remainder reverts 10 thu
estate.
Mr. Hartman provides IN his VIII and codicil
that on the death Of his children his grandchil-
6ren shan have a remainder interest, and among
those who some day win become heirs are;
William. Earl Dodge, Anna c. Dodge. now Mrs.
Il MCCULLOUGH: Samuel s. Sands, G. Win
+brop Sands, Margaret S. Rutherfurd, now Mrs.
Henry White. Of London: Barbara c. Ruther-
furd. Oliver Hartman. Sd, CT Paris; Mary ;.
Hartman OF Paris: Oliver Carley Hartman
Ethel Hartman and Joseph Hartman. jr.
REGARDING the requests designed for the ben
eft OF his daughters the testator directs the
executors and trustees 10 apply the income OF
their requests 20 their for life, free from
the debts. control or engagements Of any hus-
band and at death 10 pay the principal TO the
children surviving. He also provides as fol-
lows:
And when as Just prior to the marriage Of my
daughter Emeline TO William Earl Dodge, set
tie Tor her benefit the sum OF $4,000 by in
dentUre bearing Gate the 9th day OF December.
1879. between myself and the United States
Trust Company Of New York. and make here
after similar settlements for the benefit OF my
other daughters now unmarried, and I may
hereafter from time TO time. make advances 10
my sons FOR the purpose Of establishing them
respectively IN business I therefore direct that
the respective amounts Of such settlements. eK-
ciucfng interest thereon. be eliminated and de-
Quoted from the share OF each in their part Of
the resi6uary estate.
The witnesses &c the VIII are J. Smith. William
.. Page and H. A Martin Of No 30 Wall-st-
Manhattan