Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-14
REQUEST OF $4,000
MADE TO GARFIELD
Local Hospital to Share in Es-
tate Left by Mrs. Laura
w. LoWndes.

The will OF Mrs. Laura wolcott
Lowndes, dated July &c, 1913, was filed
today for probate. She disposes of a
trust fund of 100000 created for her
benefit by the will of her father. Lucius
Tuckerman. and of a one-seventh share
OF the residue of his estate. Real estate
and personally belonging absolutely to
her are also distributed among relatives.
One-half the trust fund above mention
ed is set aside to pay 5000 10 the
Charleston Library Society of Charleston.
S. c.; 5000 to Garfield Hospital OF this
city. both funds to be known AS the James
Lowndes fund; $4,000 TO Harvard Col
msklege. to be known as the Joseph and
1.ucius Tuckerman fund: $1,000 to her
brother. Paul Tuckerman. in trust. for
the benefit OF her maid, Josephine o Dell.
The balance OF the $4,000 10 Mrs Alice
Lowndes Tileston.
Divided Into Seven Shares.
The other half of the trust fund Ia
to be divided into seven shares, one
each for her brothers, Alfred Tucker
| man. Bayard Tuckerman and Paul
Tuckerman. and her sister, Emily
| Tuckerman, the other shares to her
nephews and niece.
From the share Of the residue OF the
d.uCtus luchernidf estate DequeSfS oil
500, 1000 each are made to a niece. Grace
A. Sedgwfck, and nephew. Walter L.
Tuckerman. The remainder is to be
distributed in seven shares to the
beneficiaries named above.
From her own estate Mrs Loundes
| gives to her brother, Bayard Tucker
man. her Fellowship in perpetuity in the
metropolitan Museum of Art in New
York city.
Three portraits of members OF the
Loundes family are left to the Gibbs
Memorial Meseuni. at Charleston, s. c
Her furniture. works of art and house
hold effects go to her brother, Paul
Tuckerman.
Securities Left in Trust.
Certain securities are left In trust
| with the American Security and Trust
| Company for the benefit OF Julia l..
Hamilton and Katherine H. Loundes.
On the death Of the survivor the Sc
curities are to be delivered to RawIins
Loundes, a nephew.
| Paul Tuckerman. her brother. is di-
rected to sell her home at 1915 Massa
| chusetts avenue and from the proceeds
TO pay over $4,000 to the trust com
pany Tor the the. benefit Of her grand
James Loundes. The balance of the
| proceeds goes to the brother
Inc remaining estate is devised to
ner niece, Grace A Sedgwick Paul
Tuckerman is named as executor.
Business Left to Son by W. S. jerks
The will of Winfield s. jerks. dated
January Il, 1914, has been filed for pro-
bate He leaves his interest in certain
real estate in Florida to his friend, Mel
son r. Wood. The widow, Helen NJ.
jerks. is to have a life interest in house
l 4 uv,ia
81 200, together with the household furni-
ture and personal effects
fund Of $4,000 is to be held in trust
by the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, and the net income paid for life to
Mary IL. Tarring. daughter of the
| testator. At her death this fund is to
| be distributed among her children.
On the death of the wife the Washing
| ton Loan and. Trust Company is to take
title to premises 1883 Lanier place and
| house as long as she wishes At the
death Of Mrs. Tarring the property is to
go to her children.
| The property at 723 18th street north
west, with the business there conducted.
1 is devised to the son, Holland W. jerks
| who is charged with the payment of the
annuity to the widow and the trust fund
| of $4,000. The remaining estate goes to
| the son. The widow and son are named
| as executors.
Will of James A. Bland.
The entire estate of James A. Bland is
by his will of December s. 1870 given in
| trust for two years to his friend, Frank
T. Rawlings. The estate is converted
| into cash, and after 10 per cent is de-
Quoted by the trustee tie balance is to
| be distributed. The Third Baptist
Church is to receive 500. and its pastor,
James ii. Lee, $50 One-third of the bal
ance goes to the widow. Mary Bland.
one-third to q daughter, Fannie b. Lacy.
and the remainder in equal shares 10
| William H., James A., Alfred S. Bland
and Mabel b. Mann, the other children.
Mr.. Rawlings is named as executor.
| Two Other Wills.
| By the terms Of the will of Lewe NJ.
Foss. dated November IS, 1911, bequest
| of 500 is made to her brother. Francis
| II. Foss of Vergennes. Vt. The remain
| ing estate is left to her sister. Sarah \.
a. Leighton, and the latter's husband
| Benjamin r. Leighton. Mr.. Leighton is
| named as executor
Joseph L. Pearson. by his will. dated
February q. 1907, leaves his entire estate
| to his sister, Annie Pearson. She also Is
| named as executriX.