The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-03

sstries and bric "a -brac therein contained
and all the other paintings. works OF art.
statuary. bronzes. tapestries and bric-a-
brac that may be located elsewhere. which
are 10 be placed In the house and gal-
leriss.
ises, works OF art. etc 20 go 10 cor
poration to be organized under the laws
OF the state of New York for the main
tenance and preservation Of an art gal
lery on the premises. which is given TO
Eaid corporation
Five trustees are TO be appointed TO
control what shall be known as the Yerkes
galleries. one 20 be the mayor OF New
York. and the other four to he designated
by the Metropolitan Museum OF Art Upon
the death OF his wife the trustees are 10
pay over 10 the directors OF the Yerkes
galleries OF the one-half OF the estate
set aside for his wife. the sum Of $3.50. 900
sn cash for the maintenance OF such gal
lsries.
FOR SON AND DAUGHTER.
Two hundred thousand dollars TO
Charles r. Yerkes. son. and II is pro-
v.ded that he Is given the right TO dis
pose by will OF 100000 OF the estate
Two hundred thousand dollars to Bessie
J., Rondinella. daughter. and Il Is pro-
vided that she is given the right 10 dis
pose OF by the VIII $500 900 Of the estate.
One hundred thousand dollars in trust
for Ethel Link Yerkes. daughter OF his
nephew. Clarence Yerkes the income 10
be paid to Ethel Link Yerkes Upon her
death said 800 900 to become part OF the
residuary estate II she leaves no children.
Louis &. Owsley Of Chicago. Ill. $50. 600.
Arnold Held, $4,000. and 90 every house
hold servant In his employ for a period
OF four years preceding his death the
sum of $4,000.
The income from $4,000 left IN trust
10 be paid to Emma A. Weaves. Upon
her death the $50 900 TO become part Of
the residuary estate.
The income from $50. 900 20 be paid 10
Mary Barmore Cook Upon her death the
$50. 900 10 become part OF the residuary cs-
tate.
FOR YERKEs OBSERVATORY.
The income from $4,000 20 be paid 10
Elizabeth and Sally Jordan one-half
each. Upon the death OF both 20 become
part OF residuary estate I.
The income from $4,000 20 be paid 10
his cousin. Rachel Edwards OF New York
city. Upon her death the $4,000 20 pe-
come part OF the residuary estate
One hundred thousand dollars in trust.
the income 10 be paid 10 the University
OF Chicago for the care and maintenance
OF the Yerkes Observatory located az
Lake Geneva, Wis.
The remainder OF the estate is 20 be In
vested and divided into four equal shares.
the income from two Of tho shares 10 be
paid TO Mrs. Yerkes during her lifetime
the income from one share 90 be paid TO
his son. Charles r. Yerkes. during his
lifetime and the income from the remain
Ing one share 20 BE- paid 20 his daughter.
Bessie L. Rondinella. during her lifetime.
TO FOUND A HOSPITAL
On the death OF Mrs Yerkes the trus-
tees are 90 incorporate under the laws
OF the 81 tie of New York a corporation
for the purpose OF conducting hospital
90 be known as the Yerkes hospital and
ont OF the principal OF the one-half set
aside for his wife less the $4,000 TO 20
&c the Yerkes galleries. 70 be used for
purchasing a plot OF ground in the bor-
ough OF the Bronx. In the city of New
York. and proper buildings for the erec-
ti0n of hospital thereon. the aggregate
cost OF the ground and buildings not 10
exceed the sum of 10000.
The trustees then 20 pay over 20 the
persons designated as trustees OF the
Yerkes hospital the remaining portion OF
bis wife. as well as any accrued income
thereon remaining. 90 be invested by the
trustees 70 maintain the hospital
He directs that the hospital shall. be
spen for tae pubic without regard 20