Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-22
MIR. S. H. KAUFFMANN's WILL.
Provisions of Testament Filed Today
for Probate.

BY the terms of the will of Samuel Hay
Kaufman, dated October %, 1905, and filed
today for probate, the three children OF the
deceased - Rudolph Kaufman. Victor
Kaufman and Louise Kauffrnann-Simp-
son-are each given property valued at
$1,000 The shares of stock in The Even
ing Star Newspaper Company, owned by
the testator, are to be divided share and
share alike among his three children, who
are named executors of the will. Mr..
Kauffmann's collection of books and papers
relating to the art of printing and allied
interests, Is left to the Library of Congress
on condition that it be kept in a suitable
place and cared for properly
The sum OF $1,000 Is left the Chfldren's
Hospital as token. the testator stated OF
his good Will and interest in that useful In
stitution, with which he was so long con-
nected and identified, and the sum of $1,GO
Is to be invested in trust for the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor. The testator also directs
that s., 600 be set apart in trust to draw in
terest. the sum and interest to be expended
In procuring an artistic stained glass win
dow or other like memorial OF high artistic
character to be placed in the Cathe 1ral OF
st Peter and st. Paul in this city when
that building shall be erected and prepared
for it. The memorial is to be in honor OF
Sarah Clark Fracker Hartmann late wife
of the testator. 1t Is also stipulated that
the design is to be selected by Bishop
Henry Y. SatterIee and The children of the
testator. This bequest Is dependent upon
the providing and setting apart Of suitable
of the cathedral. Otherwise the sum is to
revert to the heirs of the sestator.
The bequest of property valued at $4,000
to Louise K. Simpson includes premises
1421 Massachusetts avenue, the testator' 5
late home, together with the furniture OF
the residence and the horses and carriages
OF the testator.
The portion of like value bequeathed to
Victor Kaufman comprises all the re-
naming real estate of the testator in the
District, together with a sum sufficient to
make up $4,000. The similar bequest to
Rudolph Kaufman consists of a sum suf-
| fcient to make $4,000 when added to the
amounts before advanced to him In &C.
count of his residence on 18th street and his
| country home on Military road,
The jewelry, silverware and other per-
sonal articles of the wife of the testator,
| marked with her name or initials, and not
otherwise disposed of, are bequeathed to
Louise K Simpson. All of the personal eff
fects of the testator marked with his in
ftials or name are left to his grandson,
Samuel Hay Kaufman Other articles of
the same character are left to each of the
other grandchildren of the testator. The
family silverware. books. paintings, scurios
and souvenirs are to be divided among the
three children OF the testator.
The following requests OF money are made
$1,000: to his niece. Sarah L. Phillips OF
Wooster, Ohio, 5000: to Mrs. Sarah X
Arnold. $l.000; to Mary Fracker of Zanes-
vile, Ohio, and Sarah Kaufman Fracker
of the same place. $500 each; to Mary A.
Downey and Elizabeth Quinlan. $3.50 each
Other specific requests are made to Ru-
dolph Max. Philip Christopher and Samuel
Hay Kaufman. grandsOns Of Mr.. Kauff-
MANN and to his godsons Newbold Moves
and Crosby Moves Boyd
breastpin Is left to Barbara Kaufman,
a granddaughter of the testator.
All OF the personal property OF the testator
remafning after the distribution named is to
be divided among hts three children.