The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14
ACTOR HACKETT NOW
GETS NIECE'S INCOME
Court Directs Transfer Of Mrs.
Trowbridge's Personal Es-
tate TO Trustee.
VALUATION Is Sl,t87,826
.occcdcnt Left Many Jewels and
Paintings-Suit Against
Husbands Estate.

Under an order signed in the Supreme
Court yesterday by Justice phlbiu the
personal estate Of the late Mrs. Minnie
Hackett Trowbridec. niece OF James X.
Hackett, the actor. will he paid over
at once 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, trustee under her WILL by the
Guaranty Trust Company, which was
committee of Mrs Trowbridge's prop
erty from the time she was declared In
competent in 1911 until March last.
the day after she died
The courts order approved an nc
counting by the Guaranty Trust Com.
oany. which showed that the capital OF
the estate. excluding Mrs Trowbridge's
realty is sI,i7i,S41 OF this amount
tl,004269 Is the value of securities
owned By Mrs. Trowbrldgc at the date
OF her death. which have now increased
In value to sl.3s9.0i9, The incom, on
the estate collected since II has been In
the hands Of the trust company has been
slis,ssi. out OF which certain payments
have been made. and $1,000 distributed
The trust company mas balance OF SAL
PSI. which 1t ls allowed for its services
and legal expenses. In asking liberal
allowance for services the trust com
pany reported that troublesome ques-
tions' had arisen owing to claims made
by tho administrators of the estate OF
Francis Il. Trowbridge. husband OF the
decedent. MIR. Trowbridge died in Sep
TENDER. 1910.
The accounting shows that Mrs Trow-
bridge had Jewelry, allverwave and other
property In safe deposit boxes worth s43,
x.fht h. 81 hoo
at ~ Park avenue were worth s75.l46.
Her jewelry was valued at i3S.90<, the
most important pieces being the follow
ing: Two diamond pendants $500. and
one pendant, s2,200. diamond watch and
pendant, $1,000; diamond ring. $4,000 f.;
diamond scarfpin sl.l0o; collarette.
S2500 diamond sunburs;. s3,5SO. and
diamond cross. $3.50.
Mrs. Trowbridse had forty paintings
in her residence, which are appraised a,
$4,000. The most valuable Ia Robes
Flowers" worth $4,000. other paint
ings are: Schreyer's Arabian Cavalry
$500; knights Girl in the Garden
$4,000: Verboeckhoven's Goats in the
Barn." s2.50O. Bouchard's Pets IN the
Stable" $4,000. and Lesrers Game OF
Cards"
The trust company reported that
IT has brought suit agans; Mary
Louise Blinn, administrators Of the
estate of Francis T.. Trowbrldge. the
dccedent's husband To recover certain
property claimed by her estate. The
property includes balance OF s5+,-
547 with the banking Arm OF Henry Clews
which stood in the name OF Mr.. Trow-
bridge but for which It is claimed his wife
furnished the money. Her estate also
claims ass shares OF Pennsylvania Rail.
road stock and 100 shares OF American
Smeiters, which. II II alleged. the de
cedents husband got with her none,
and put in his own name Mr.. Trow
bridge left his entire estate to his wifi,
and the trust company reports that Il
has been trying to save her property from
her husbands estate In order to keeI
II from the claims of his creditors.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
will now begin paying the income OF Mrs
Trowbridge's estate TO her uncle. Jane,
X. Hackett. who gets the bulk OF Il
because she failed to name n residuary
legatee. The entire share due TO tn,
actor will not be paid over for at leas
"A year,