New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-19
MOROS[NI WILL FILED
CHILDREN RECEITE ALL.
Injured Daughter Becomes Wdrd
of Mss Giulid.

In the Surrogates court yesterday the will OF
! Giovanni P Morosini. the banker. who died at his
home, al Riverdale on Tuesday, was fled for
| probate The testament gives all OF his real and
personal estate 20 his five children. The amounts
disposed OF in the will aggregate s525.00o ex-
elusive OF the estate at Riverdale and the bank
er's valuable collection of paintings and art OBJ
jects which given unreservedly TO Giulia
Morosini his favorite daughter
No requests to charity contained in the
document Until the will has been admitted to
probate and Mr.. Morosini's strong box opened the
exact value of the estate will not be known. but
II is believed that il will be much less than was
at first expected
To Miss Amalia Morosini the daughter who
because of her mental condition has been kept in
secluson. the will gives trust fund of 81 so oO0
the income from which is to be used for her ben
eft and administered by Miss Giulia Morosni.
To each of his Giovanni P. jr., and Atti1o.
the banker leaves $4,000 in trust. and to his
daughter Victoria, who eloped than twenty
years ago with her fathers coachnlan. the sum
Of $4,000 is left in trust.
The Union Trust Company is named execu-
tor and trustee Henry Thompson. of Thompson.
Fanderpoel & Freedman, counsel for Mr.. Moro
SIM filed the WILL which bears the date of March
%. 1905
Mr. Morosini's provision in the will for the care
Of his daughter Amslfa. makes more or less clear
what has been A mystery for years. The young
woman was bitten by n dog in her youth and has
been IN retirement since. In the of the dea tn
of Giula her sister the will provides that the
company. executor, shall have the control OF
such funds have been provided for her mainte-
nance.
Until appraisemen have been made the exact
value Of the Riverdaie property with its vast col
lection OF art objects will not be known The Riv-
erdale house. it is said is practically filled with
valuable pictures. and various art objects.
and the arsenal which Mr. Morosni had built
on the estate is said be filed with a priceless
collection of ancient armor. etc, which the dead
banker spent his lifetime collecting. His horses
and equipages are Of the finest. Most of Mr.. Moro
sinis fortune it appears, in Manhattan Ele-
waited stock. and the trust funds created from
this stock with the proviso that it shall be held
until it ceases 10 pay Z per cent dividend
It is provided the death OF Attilio Giovanni.
their wives. If such exist, shall share in the estates
of their husbands. No such provision is made,
however. for the husbands of Amalia CT Victoria,
his daughters but it Is provided that their lawful
descendants. il theie any, shall share in the
estates Miss Giua Morosini may dispose or the
residuary estate in her will she sees fit and II
she has q husband living at the time OF her death
he NAV share in the estate left by her
In the event of the death OF any Of the beneh-
Charles who leave no lawful heirs, the amount be-
in equal shares
Henry Thompson Augustus II. Nanderpoel ana
Richard W Freedman the members OF the legal
firm which has charge of Nj Morosinis affairs
were the witnesses to the Will.