The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
Mrs. Minnie Hakeu To~bddge.
Mrs. Trowbridge's Testament Filed for Probate.
Residue Estate for Actor May
Amount to 100000

1t was said yesterday, and cannot be
recognized In law II could not be
told what Mr. Hackett will do with the
fortune.
This letter asks that her husband give
Mrs Clancy four oil paintings by Lam
cret. two oil paintings OF boy and
girl with shells. one diamond cluster
set in gold. one three stone diamond
ring set In platinum Oarge stones). one
diamond brooch. two daisies. sapphire in
centre OF one and ruby In the other !:
a diamond studded brooch OF dogs
head. one blue enamelled watch and chain.
with diamonds set in a spray OF ros,
ans star on back. which belonged to her
mother. She also gives tho portrait
Of her mother to Mrs. Clancy. with q
request that IL be destroyed. "as there
10 no one to care for It,"
Other Smaller Gifts.
blue enamelied watch with diamond string
and chain Miss Alice keteltas was to
receive one diamond solitaire ring belong
ing TO her brother. Henry keteltas, and
watercolor miniature of Abraham
keteltas. There were similar gifts for
Mrs. Charles Amory Blinn OF Glendale
Ohio: Miss Frances Bateman. Miss Anne
Wall. Mrs. Thomas Stevens. wife OF the
Admiral; Mrs. Lowell Hall Jerome, Mrs
Charles r. Gilbert and others The gifts
which Mrs. Trowbridge thus sought to
dispose OF are valued at thousands Of
dollars.
The legal procedure as Il stands to-day,
with no contest In sight. will be speedy.
The petition for notice to all parties
in interest or citation requests that notice
OF the Ming OF the will be served on Ave
persons-James n. Hackett, an uncle !;
Prof Prosser Hall Frye OF Lincoln. Neb..
n first cousin once removed. and upon
Pearl. IpOnt and Clifford Rarblin al
first cousins once removed. who are the
children of Mrs, Minnie Hall Rechiin, q
first cousin OF Mrs. TrowbrIdge.
Leona and Clifford Rechlin are minors.
and Pearl Rechlin IL - age. All live with
their grandfather. Gustav Rechlin, at 1865
Dekelb avenue. Brooklyn.
The citations are returnable OH March
II. at which time all parties summoned are
to appear by counsel or In person. The
minor children will appear by guardian.
a. l.. Jacobs. counsel for Mr.. Hackett,
outlined the procedure yesterday after
noon.
Time for Objections,
The parties summoned will appear" he
said, land II there IL any valid objec-
ton 10 the will 1t will be filed and the
surrogate will order q tri' OF the issue
In due course. II there is no objection
the will will be proved according to law
the law will step In and order that the
residue OF the estate be handed over 20
him.
1T will remain then only for Mrs
Clancy and the Guaranty Trust Company,
committee OF the estate, to hand over
the estate TO the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. which will attend to such for
ma!lties as the payment of the Inheritance
tax and then In turn hand over the prop
erty to the legatees and to Mr.. Hac<ett "
There may be but one diversion I'm the
Will. II was said yesterday. II Is not
settled that Mrs. Trowbridgc's real es-
tate will go to the reslduary estate en-
tire. The will dlsposes only OF the per-
sonal property and there is II house ut
~ Park avenue. II was said there NAV
be more property situated In The Bronx,
but not OF great value. 1t Is a question
whether this realty will not be sharei IN
by the uncle and the cousins, Prof. Hall.
A. Oakley Hall and the Rechlns
Mrs, TroN bridge was buried Yesterday
Funeral services were held at Trinity
Chapel in the morning and "A sp."'oI ala
took immediate relatives to wood,aw n
Cemetery later
A despatch from Washington early ye.-
terday morning said that James X. Hack
EFT had left the capital to come 10 New
York to attend the funeral Mr.. Hackett
did not appear yesterday. His counsel
said he had not seen him.