The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-25
WHITNEY ESTATE S25,50O,O0O
THERE ~ sII, OOO, 900 IN STANDARD
OEL AND TOBACCO STOCK.

More Thar -Four MILLIONS In GugGenheim
Exploration and Nearly -Four In the
Morton Trust Company Trac-
ncn SHARES DO Not Figure At All.
The accounts OF Harry Payne Whitney
a. sxeoutor OF the estate Of his father.
william G. Whitney. we're approved yester-
day by Justice Dayton in the supreme
Court on the recommendation OF Abraham
r. Lawrence. who investigated the accounts
as r~eferee. The accounting shows that on
Juns 20 last the estate amounted to s2t.-
900, OTs. 50 In principal and that ON the same
day the executor held ses5. ess. o5 cash. part
Of the unspent income.
The commissions payable to Harry Payne
Whitney as executor were nxed by MIR.
Lawrence and approved by Justice Dayton
at 81, sS2 20 for the principal and t6s.Sis.S0
moro for the income from the estate.
The inventory Of the estate shows that
william C. Whitney owned. among a very
large number OF stocks n bonds OF vari-
GUS companies, IS. eSs, $50 worth Of American
Tobacco Company common stock. s,s1s .0if
worth Of Morton Trust Company stock.
%. oss, 900 worth OF Standard Oil stock.
S7S2 SIS worth of American Shelters Securi-
ties Company stock. SAL 900 worth OF
American Smelling and Refining Company
stock. si4i sse worth Of American Tobacco
preferred, s759, 500 OF Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe, $4,000 OF Havana Tobacco Com
pany stock, s4is, e22 OF stock of tho National
Bank OF Commerce. ss7o $50 worth OF
Venada Consolidated Company stock. 81
2ss, $50 worth of Electric Storage Battery
Company stock. t4.Osi ,2s4 worth OF Gug-
genheim Exploration Company stock. SOL
PAT worth of National Lead common ana
s7S, se7 Of National Lead preferred.
AMONG his smaller holdings may be
mentioned 300 shares OF Metropolitan Opera
and Real Estate Company stock, valued
at $50 900; $50 900 worth Of Chihuahua Min
ing Company stock, s3s, 25o OF Electric
Vehicle preferred. $4,000 for 100 shares
OF the Industrial Trust Company OF Provi-
dence, SIC, 1000 worth of Nassau Light and
Power Company stock, 20 shares OF the
National Horse Show Association, valued
at q, 600; Is shares of Coney Island Jockey
| Club stock, worth s4,O2b; $500 shares OF
New York Transportation Company stock
| valued at SIS, ISL; two $S75 shares OF New
port Casino stock. SOC, 800 worth OF stock
Of the Saratoga Association for Improving
| the Breed Of Horses and 1000 shares OF the
Westchester Racing Association, value
at $50 900.
Mr.. Whitney also had stock in a number
of clubs and associations, such as the Har-
mony Angling Club, in which he held one
share, valued at si2 $40; the Pallachucols
| Club, in which his three sharser ere valued
at 1 300; the ~Restigouche Salmon Club
one share OF which he held, valued ats7,oOo
and the Metropolitan Club. He owned
debenture bonds OF the last named asso-
citation which have a total par value OF
s2i, 900, but are appraised at only sl4, 100.
Mr.. Whitney also held a large number
Of notes covering advances made TO vari-
Gus firms and corporations. He held
S2ei, s4a worth Of notes made by thu Metro
politan Magazine Company, in which he
held 1000 shares of stock. His persona
property included a pew In Grace Church
valued ct 81. $500. and household furniture
cattle, farming Implements. re. at West
bury, Aiken and Lenox, worth altogether
about S4l, 900. The furnishings OF 81
Fifth avenue, which house vas ssld by
the 10 James Henry Smith. are
valued at ga. ISL, Of which S20. 600 10 giver
as the value Of a painting by Raphael.
The appraisal also shows that Mr.. Whit
ney held a Gas. 600 interest in the hrm o.
p. Moynahan a CO., contractors