New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
MRS. MO|R'S WILL FILED
More than S600,000 Left IA
Charities and Schools.
HOSPITAL GETS $4,000
Coachman and Wife Share Sin
000-Many Receive Minor
Beauests from Estate.

More than 100000 will be dls,r,hu,,.
among educational and charitable instl,r'
tions IN vaiious rarts Of the country uns,.
the win Of Mrs. Emily II. Moir. widow ~
William Nioir.
The instrument was flied Yesterday 4,
the S,rrceates' Office. and showed ina, ~.
estate OF the testatrix. who died Decen,b..
%, at her home. 40. a. West s2d stree,
amounted TO more than $1,000. 900. The 10.
tIton for probate fled with tho will So,
forth the value Of Mrs. Moirs real estate
At moro than $500 and Ter personal Iron.
erty as more than $500. .0Oo
The largest beneficiary under tho viii va,
the Presbyterian Hospital which received !.
a specific boqUest OF $4,000 and one -four,s
Of the residusry estate, which viii amour,
to about $500 o00 more
The ether bequests were.
New York Eye and Ear Infrrnary, s.oM-
Society of the Lying-in Hospital. $500,
Hospital for Scarlet Fever ana Dypth,ra
| Patients, $1,000; Babies Hospital Of n.
| City of New York, 5000. Northern D5s.
| pensary, 5000; Nursery and Chld's Ho..
! pltal. 5000; Barnard College. $1,000. Tusks.
gee Normal and Industrial Institute (one.
| twenty-fourth OF the res.duary 'estatsl
| about $4,000: Howard University Of Wash.
! ington, u. g., (one-twenty-forrth of ,ha
! residuary estate about 5000. Harvard
/ University (one-tweltth OF the resiiuary
/ estatel, about $1,000; Princeton UNIVERSITY
| Cone.,welfth Of the residuary estatei. abor.
/ 5000: Lincoln University, Chester COUNTY.
| Penn. (one-twelfth or the re.iJuary estate,
about $1,000: Charity Organization society.
/ g. CO., New City Mission an1 Tract Society
! 5000; First Presbyterian Church, S6M.
/ Presbyterian Board OF Missions for Freed
! Men, $500. Presbyterian Board OF Relief
/ for Disabled Ministers and Widows and Or.
phans Of Deceased Ministers. 500: Pres.
| byterian Board OF Home Missions Zone.
| forty y-eighth OF the residuary estate. about
| 5000; Presbyterian Board ot Foreign Mis.
| sions tcnc-forty-eighth Of the resduary
estate), about 5000
| To the Metropolitan Museum OF Art Mrs.
Moir gave the right 20 select from her col.
/ lection any pictures which the institution
desired, with the exception OF one Corot.
which she left TO Mrs. Alfred Jsretzn.
wife OF one OF the executors OF her vii,
the other two executors being william Ntl.
| son Cromwell and George Il. sullivan, Of
| the law firm Of Sullivan &c Cromwell
Mrs Moir gave 20 each OF the servantA
| I'm her employ for a year prior 70 her
| death 500, and TO those in her employ FOR
two years or more before her death AZ
additional. Jacob Van Allen. her coach.
man, and his wife received bequest q
sl0,0O0 John J. Tlerneys who was sssO.
ciated with Sullivan & Cromwell, received
| S2.O00, in recognition OF his faithful ser.
vices and many attentions TO me covering
a long period OF years"
A bequest Of $500 was made to the Rev.
DR.. Howard Duffield, pastor OF the Firs.
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Mor's nearest relatives were two
nieces. Miss Irene Braman and johanna
! Seymour, and several grandnieces and
grandnephews, who receive one twenty
fourth of the residuary estate each, o.
about $4,000. Other bequests OF 500 and
$4,000 each are made IN the Will.
Three codcils were filed with the VII
The principal change from the original
will was made In connection with the be-
quest 10 the Presbyterian Hospital In ths
will the institution received only the spe-
cifc bequest OF $4,000, which Mrs. Moir
later increased TO include the one-quarter
resduary OF the estate. amounting %
10000