Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-08

G|F rs IN W|LL
OF s. B. JACKSON
Newark Hospitals and Local
Charity Organizations Re-
rnembered in testament.

As co-executor and trustee with the
testator's widow, the Fidelity Trust
Company today filed for probate in
the surrogates Office the last will and
testament of Schuyler B. Jackson, a
prominent local lawyer. a former
member of the House of Assembly
and at one time an alderman in the
city. In the win Twenty-Five public
bequests are made They will become
effective after the death of the widow,
Mrs. Angela Forbes Jackson.
To Yale University the testator
leaves 5000, to establish the schuyler
B. Jackson Scholarship Fund" and
$500, the income of which is to be
given annually as a prize or prizes for
the best oration in English. For the
support of the. church $4,000 is left to
the South Park Presbyterian Church,
of this city, and to it is also be-
queathed 1000, the income of which
is to be used in connection with the
work of the mission in South Park
Memorial Chapel s.e7
The Newark Academy, of this city.
and Phillips Academy, of Andover,l
Mass, are. each to receive 81 900, the
income of which is to be used toward
their support. and to the Kingsley
Trust Association, of New Haven,
Conn.,. like sum is left, with thesun-
Outstanding that the income from it
is to be employed in the support of its
library and for the purchase of books
The American Sunday School Union,
of Philadelphia, is to get 81 600, the
income of which is to be used for its
SUPPORT and for establishing Sunday
schools throughout the United States.
To the Lawyers Club, of this city,
ST. 900 is beaueathed, with directions
that the income is to be utilized for
the clubs support and in the purchase
of books.
To each of the following institu-
tions the testator leaves $1,000; New
Jersey Historical Society, Protestant
Foster Home Society. Newark Orphan
Asylum, Young Women's Shristian
Association, Young Mems Christian
Association, Home for the Friendless,
Home for Incurab bles and Hospital,
German, st. BarnaDas and st. MI
chaeIs hospitals, Bureau of Associat-
ed Charities and Florence Crittenton
Home. all of this city: German
Theological School al Bloomfield, ana
Board of Home Missions OF the Pres
byterian church; Board of Foreign
Missions, OF the fTSSDy yltItdii Chl Si'f
and American Bible Society, of New
York. In each of these cases 1t Is
provided that-the income of the FUNDS
IS to be utilized for the support OF the
institutions.
After directing the interment OF ms
remains in Mt Pleasant Cemetery
and the erection by his executors or
a suitable monument upon his grave,
the testator gives to his widow
$50 900, as we'll as all his furniture
and personal belongings in the FAM
ily homestead at SAC High street, this
city. and in their country home in
Bernards Township To his nephew
and namesake. schuyler 3. jackson.
second, is left the income of $4,000
until he is twenty-five years of age,
when he is to receive the principal
Of the fund. To twenty-four
nephews and nieces lis left 5000 each,
and to each of the children of his
nephew, the late Philip n. jackson,
except Schuyler B.. who is otherwise
provided for. 500 is: bequeathed. To
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