New-York tribune., 1914-05-28
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

GENERAL. STEWART L. WOODFohD
Feb, IL, iai2; net s24sS'i Mrs ,ss issos Susan an
curtis Woodford daughter. N25.lH. ana
Stewart woodford Capen is given ne ,id, IN !,
iIfe Insurance Company. valued at 81 200. ~. As.
sets: DEPOSITS S.@; personal ehects. NV
loans, E5s; nfe insurance. S46'so2: stocks anG
Woodford Bovee & Butcher. ,l4. 2Oo and mem
borship In the New York Produce Exchange /.
si77. The value OF the interest In the trr'i M Oh
Woodford. Rovee Butcher has not Deea
fully determined. General Woodiord o"hea
200 shares OF the Metropolitan Lire lnsur-
ance company. par value 80 a share, ap-
praised at valuation Of $4,000: Slo,Wo BONDS
par value, New York. New Haven Hart
ford Railroad: 5000 bonds Baltimore & ohio
Railroad; s., 900 bonds Reading Company, ana
s. 90 bonds Missouri Kansas < Iexas fsaII-
road. Among the stocks were 10 shares Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust Company, p
Webster Piano Company, 30 Metropontsn
Bark. % Pacific Coast Company p Lawyers
Mortgage Company. 10 North American c1,, LIE
pany, Il Woodlawn Cemetery Company, 81
Niagara Fire Insurance Company. 200 Brooklyn
city Railroad and IS Pullman Coppany
RrCIARD A. ELLIOTT MAY ., l9i@ net.
siGl7S. Mrs Martha l.. Elliott mother OF
decedent. beneficiary. Assets: Deposits, $b,-
lss: claims $3.50: stocks. $40 and jewelry sos.
GEORGE HENRY HALL, one Of the oldett
members OF the Academy OF Design Reb. n.
1919 net. A7, ,92 Columbia UniyerFity re
ceived $1,000 and a number OF paintings.
which refused hY the university. Jennie
A. Brownscombe. OF Honesdale. Penn. not re
lated TO decedent. is residuary esatee, receiv-
ing S32. 1872. Two portraits were left to the
Mctrnuoitan Museum Of Art but the git was
refused Assets Cottage ard land at Palen-
vile. y. Y. sS75; deposits. $40. 4e5; paintings
and personality, s3.T4; furniture. at Palen-
willie. Sl25, aud stocks. S36,470 There were
about 20 paintings and sketches among the
assets the most valuable being Lincoln and
John Brown" appraised $50, and copy
OF the ''Donae." OF Titan. appraised at 500
A job
s25. College OF St. Francis Xavier is given
Sl3 $50: Home for the Aged OF the Little Sis
ters OF the Poor. sl3sSs. and Mrs. Roy John
ston. Ss3l. Assets Deposits, SlS6: jewelry.
<ssi. and stocks. S3i.545 The stocks were OF
the Standard oil and subsidiaries.
MRS. MARY A. BLAIR. OF Belyidere. y. J.
Feb. l., 1910. The appraisal does not dis
close tho value OF the entire real and personal
estate Of the decedent. The assets. taxable IN
New York state. were the contents Of dece-
dents city residence AT 9 East elst st., and
jewelry. total value. s29.77G no deductions were
claimed The furniture. linens. bric-a-bric and
silver pass 10 De Witt e. Blair. husband. dur
Ing his lifetime. and the other personally to
the two sons. daughter and granddaughter OF
decedent. S35. 000 was given 10 various organ
izatiOns and institutions, the decCdcnts maid
receiving 5000. and the butler $1,000: Led
yard Blair son. is given ali OF the family
portraits. Among the articles passing 20 j.
lnsev Blair, son. were Arab Bandits" a
painting by Al Schreyer appraised at $500:
an original ChipIendaie mahogany table. 500.
ana an antique Gohein tapestry. 81 COO. Much
OF tho iewelry passed to Marjerv b. Clark.
granddaughter. and among the items were n
diamond collar 81. 800; a diamond comb, 500.
Russian sable stole and muff 5000
SOLOMON EBENSTEIN aug. ?, 1912; net.
SIS $50 Two sons and two daughters each re-
ceived H.7F. Assets: Deposits, sll i3i; stocks,
81 9li and jewery. Si5s.
DR. INST.EE HOPPER BERRY Jan 90
1912 net 81 Az. The Lutheran Hospital. Of
Manhattan. is given sl3772; Dr. Charles :
James 81 .016. and there were bepuests tc
friends and 10 several employees OF the Simp-
son Crawford Store The assets were: Deposits
s.. 734; personality, $3.50 and stocks and bonds
SIC 0j5.
ENGELBERT GRUNER Jan. q. 1910; net
t23 2Sg. The nve children Of the decedsnt share
the estate. Assets An equity amounting q
1898 In 3f5-3i7-3i9 East 3ith st. appraised
at So 900: deposits. S.217; jewery. Slsi.
AUGUST REGNAULT Aug 26. 1879: net
$40 90 Mrs Josephine Regnault. widow. is
beneficiary OF Sl3i, 49, and the balance passes
10 relatives OF the decedent. Assets: Premises
rs Hughes av.. The Bronx. $500. an equity
of 50 1S In llg Ninth ay.. appraised az $50 coo,
value OF both parcels subject TO deduction for
dover; mortgages, Sl22,l60; personally. $40;
bonds A.jlf.
LYDIA \. BARNARD. Of Milton. Mass
MAY T. l9lD: entire personal estate. So06. $50.
and realty the value Of which is not dis
closed IN the report. Assets taxable in New
York state: Stocks. net. tl9.03J. Radcliffe COL
iege received $40. 600 Harvard University 500
000 Museum OF Fine Arts. Boston. $50 900
the Barnard Memorial $50 000 and 81 900 was
given TO various institutions in Boston.