New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
GOSSIP OF THE BOROUGH
Part Of the Estate of Patrick
White Distributed.

The hunt for the heirs of Patrick White who
died a year a go last May in the Mansion House,
Is still in progress and his estate, valued at
Slio000 is in the hands of the Public Admin
1strator. Mr.. Teale. AS soon as the extent Of
The estate was made known Teale was flooded
With letters from relatives. persons who
said they were relatives. When Mr. White died
il was thought he had no kin and that his
money would 90 TO the state OF the seven
cousins known to be living five have been
found Mr.. Teaie viii appear before the Surro-
gate December is and ask for permission TO
distribute five-sevenths Of the estate to the five
known relatives. The rest OF the money Will
20 TO the State Treasurer until the TWO MISSING g
cousins are found.
Mr.. White came To America siXty-seyen years
ago, and not long afterward uncle left him
S45oJS He WAS permitted TO get the money
through a special act c1 the Maryland Legisla-
ture- He first engaged in the shipping business
in Baltimore and Thirty years later moved TO
New York, where he became connected with the
1ir1n OF Prendersast d Co shippers He was
once worth S2o0.0oo. but this dwindled some
what The amount that viii go to each of the
five cousins, pending the discovery OF the others.
viii be about S24Uin The names and addresses
Of the heirs have not been made public by the
administrator and win not be until the division
2s sanctioned by the court
4 crowd gathered in the vicinity OF the Bor-
ough Hall Friday to see William A Lewis a
'Steeple Jack make his annual excursion ur
the main hagpole Of the building 10 gild the
talk about in the presence OF Borough Presi-
dent Coler. he has antipathy to eagles
measures five feet from the end Of one wing to
the end of the other, and weighs seventy
pounds Lewis had to remove this and let il
down TO his partaer for redecoration and then
had 70 put il back into position. As the poIe
top X some Two hundred feet above the ground.
this feat might appear to be delicate but Lewis
aaNs that il is a simple task ana that -ouId
tust as soon fall two hundred feet as twenty or
thirty, if he had to fall at all
Paderewskf VII be in Brooklyn on Fri, Y
evening he Will appear under the auspices #
the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences at
she Baptist Temple, Third avenue and Scherm-
erhorn street He VIII be the soloist at the
second Philharmonic concert of the Boston Svr1-
phony Orchestra OF which Dr. Karl Muck is the
conductor. The programme viii be as follows:
Symphony in + major No G Pastoral op 6s Beethoven
Concerto fol TianefoTte No I. in d minor op- 20
.-.-, Rubinstein
lsraia Spanish rhapsody cslabricr
Paderewski viii give Il piano recital at the
Baptist Temple under the auspices of the insti-
sute or the evening of Monday, December 16.
This Is the only recital which the musician has
planned 10 give in Brooklyn this season.
Dwight L. Eimendorf VIII speak on The
Grand Canyon" in his lecture before the insti-
fCte on Thursday evening. His lectures are
delivered afternoons and evenings at AsSocia-
1ion Hall. Bond and Fulton streets. Lantern
slides are used TO illustTate the series.
on Saturday evening George Riddle will give
= dramatic reading of Goethes Faust As
secia1ion Hall The reading viii be accompanied
.! part ~ The Arion male singers and orchestra.
The New York Symphony Orchestra conduct
ed by Walter Damrosch, will give a matinee
concert at the Baptist Temple the afternoon
Of Saturday, December II Nine. Teresa Car
reno viii be the s0loist.