New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

PATRICK +. MCGOWAN. former President
OF the Board Of Aldermen april ., 1919; to.ai
estate, $50 IA: net. Sl2. Francis i. a. NC
Gowan SON. is largest beneficiary. his share
consisting OF personally valued at SZ,oI anu
the residusry estate. sJ9.ls7 Under the VIII
Father John u. Roach Is TO take charge %, o,
until the son attains the age or thlrty' AZ
which time. II Francis MCGOWAN has been con-
Quoting himself in such maneF as 10 Dc
worthy and deserving OF the personally IL 10
to be turned over TO him.
II Father Roach docs not deem that a,
thirty he Is entitled to the property the cecs-
dent directs that II be soil and the proceeus
given 10 the Society OF st. Vincent de Paul.
The reslduary estate Is TO be held In uus'
until decedents son IS thirty-hve years ON,
but no part Of the income Is payaUie 10 u,,n
until he shall be discharged from the marine
service OF the United States. Other benenclafles
we're: Kate A. Maume, not related interest
IN business and stock OF goods, A.9f6' Anna
A. Maume. not related, interest IN business
and stock OF goods. s. o5l the Rev. John ID
Roach 5000: the Rev. Francis j. sullivan
rot related. 81. Oc0 the Rev. Thomas +: Myhan'
not related. $1,000: Edward J. McGowan
nephew sise5; Francis p. MCGOWAN. nephew
81. 900; william MCGOWAN. brother, 500, In for
giveness OF Indebtedness: ST. Vincent de Iaul
Society. 500 81. AIMS Church, 500. Assets
realty: 22i East 18th St, 81 900: lot. Mosnou
Parkway and Hull Az, Bronx 500; 81 ana adn
80 Briggs ay.. $4,000; 56 Briggs av.' s1,Wo'
personality. business Of p. F. McGowan & CO.
appraised AT S7.62s; personally and Jeweiry,
SOS. deposits, 1888; life insurance. Wv
stocks $500 notes and accounts 22s7. There
was s., 900 life insurance. payable TO son, not
taxable. .
BERNARD sHLANoWSKY dune q. 1918,
net Sl26 3e9. Mrs. Ida Shlanoksky, widow. Is
given s2, 24l; three sons and four daughters
and a grandson OF decedent each receive slo'-
49, and $500 is given to Hebrew charttiei9.
Clara shapiro. daughter, and Nathaniel Sloane,
son. are each given 81. The decedent owned
81 Stanton St, appraised at $4,000 and held
equities as follows: $1,000 in % Division ST..
appraised nj s.. 900: 81, 900 I'm 1913 Madison ST.,
value So. 800: sl2 900 In 24j Broome ST.. value
$40. coo: 5000 Ia 1903 East Broadway. value
$40 900: sls 900 I'm 12G, Us and $50 Division ST..
value SIS 900: 81 900 in 29i Broome ST., value
s3l 900 500 900 In 162, l6i and l66 East Huosion
ST. value $50 900. and $4,000 In 10 East l9Oth
ST. value $4,000. The realty was subtec. 10
deduction OF $40. 300 for dover of widow. other
assets we're deposits. sl9592; mortgages w.
$50 and notes and personally Nl.1S5.
MARY LOUISE FITZ GERALD, tSept. !,
191D: not 81 e66. Two daughters and son arc
the benefclaries Assets were: Deposits. VI
sli: interest In the estate OF Elizabeth VI. Colt
S4 200 and stocks sl07lS.
EUGENE A.. LANE, OF Rldeewood. y. j.
Nov Z. 1919: entirs personal estate Is not
disclosed The asset taxable In New 1orh
state was an undivided one-thlrd interest ap,
praised at s20.O6s. In A and a. Duane ST ana
232 East 32d ST. The estate passes 70 the
widow son and daughter.