Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-20

to his TWO sisters IN law, cara llhtN
Hoppin and Julia y. Brown, each the
income for life from trust funds OF
100000. these funds Go be be-
qucathed in turn. upon their death,
to the heirs of these relatives.
Then follows provisions For Lucy
Eldrcdgo Lee. for Florence K. khet'
for many years Il member oi my
household, and for Ethel Bangs Wal
lace" Airs Lee and Mrs. Wallace
old family friends, receive each thv
income for life Of trust iund OF
100000 Miss Ehett receives an an
nual income for life of $4,000. FUR
ther personal bequests are as io'-
lows.
TO Mrs. Mary 6. Mcnvaine. Of
London life Income of S2p'Veo per
annum To j. Webb, an Out
right legacy of Ss5o,0oo is gwen
Legacy TO old Physician.
Dr. James ". Markoe, warm
friend of Mr Morgans and FOR many
wears his personal physician, is |"
receive for life and his wife after MN
if she survives him. an annual M
come of x25.0OO. Mr.. Morgan adds
this touching tribute To Dr Markoe
II make this provision for the pcnt-
iii of Dr Markoe and his Wle III
recognition of our long friendship
and of his devotion for many years
of almost his entire time ana eheisS
I, the service of the Lying-m hosW
tai AN institution in which l nave
been greatly Interested
Miss \ellfe DeCosta Green, who
mas long been my efficient librarian
receives an outright legacy of S5o,-
e00 Miss Ada Thurston. assistant
Librarian. receives an outright legacy
~ x10 0oo "To Captain W. y. Por-
for commander of the Corsair), my
sailing master. if he shall he m my
employment al the time of my DEAN,
The sum Of $4,000 in recognition OF
his long and faithful service
given. After this. there is given TO
charles W. King. for many years my
nrivate secretary. the sum of S2o,0Vv
as mark of my appreciation OF
faithful service
Thoughiful Tor Old Employs
An nnusual clause follows, SHOW
inp MIR Morgans thought for an tne
persons who have been near hlnl Nv
hts daily work This clause reans az
follows, .,,
.ro each Of the employees at the
time of my death OF my ilim ol .:
p Morgan q Company, OF the VllN "i
New york, except Charles W. hihs.
above named. an amount equai "
one years salary of such en- lpi"yt -
s,,eh time. 70 each person who shall
s,,,.,,tve me who was at the time OF
,ba dissolution of the firm Of }. =
Norran 4 Company of London, an
snplove thereof. an amount edual 10
one venr's salary of such employe AZ
tho time of such dissolution INC
old firm Of j. S Morgan a COMPANY
was several years ago succeeded py
Morgan Grcnfell & Company
Mr. Norgan's valet Edward PM
Inns receives a legacy Of $1,000 anu
various annuitics are provided l.
other servants lin recognition Vl
faithful service. Further. legacy
of 81 600 is given unto each servant
of my household whether III NeM
York. rtaigston. Prince Gate or DO
ver house. who shall he in my service
at the time of my death and shall
have hecn continuously employed ny
me for not less than five years theh
next preceding. other than thoSc
above mentioned to whom nave
hcfeinteser, given i,gacies or annu-
tiles
Trust Fund for Religious WORK.
The will bequeaths To the trustees
of the estate and property of the do
rean convention Of New York, the
fotlowfnp two sums 100000. upon
trust for the support of the ministry
of ST Georges church. and $iOO,oVV
in trust. the income Of Whlch Is ~
be applied for the support OF Protes-
tnnt Episcopal missionary stations.
Another charitable beQuest Is that OF
500, 600 to the House of Resi- lo'
constrmptives to be designated as the
Amelia stafges Morgan menollal
fund. This is in memory oi MT
Morgans first wife.
Article NXlX. says
Il authorize and empower my salo
executors and trustees in their aps"-
lutte discretion to continue during lhe
period of the administration OF my
estate any allowances Or payments
which at the time of my death } sl"H
have been in the habit of making
regularly to any person or persons loI
their aid or support While am
aware that the provisions of this arr
ticle may not be valid as matter 81
law, nevertheless ! have no DOUBT
that my resduary legatce Will slauly
extent that may be proper
Souvenirs to Corsair Club.
Mr.. Morgan's sentiment for Few
of his old and intimate friends Is
shown in clause which PROVIDES
that there shall be beQueathed TO
each OF the members of the Corsali
club at the time of my death, as
souvenir Of myself and as Il token OK
my personal affection for theni'
piece of silver of the value OF Si'VVo'
to be selected and purchased tor We
purpose lay the executors of my VIII.
Mr.. Moraans confidence ~ nis
partners is shown in an article pF
which he directs his executors 10 ae-
cept without hesitation amy state
ments concerning his interests ina
may be made BY his surviving part
ners.
Mr. Morgan next declares mat me
residue of his property shall ne nc
,eeathed his SON John Pierpont MOT
gan Jr., to his heirs, for ms anu
their use forever And The VIII alSo
provides that If j. Pierpont Mois"h'
Jr.. had died before his lalhsl' th'n
young Mr.. Morgan's son, Jnnlns SP'n-
Ger Morgan, Jrq would haAe Neop'"s
the residuary legatee
Widest Latitude 10 Executors
To his executors. already hahleu'
Mr.. Morgan gives the widest la'tnue'
directing they be unbonded, giving !
them fun power To sell and convey
all property. whether rea or personai
and authorizes them to Join IN any !
plan of e-organization ~ whieh any |
Of Mr. Morgan's securities may he |
concerned.
H.. directs The payment of requests |
In full and immedlately. taxes ana