Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-12
ART SCHOOL GETS
PART OF ESTATE
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written for Mr.. Sully and presented to
him by her Majesty in person in Buck
ingham Palace, London, May A. 1888.
Portrait of artists wife, by Thomas
sully, being the original painting from
life of Sarah Anns. wife of Thomas
Suly, and painted by Thomas sully at
Philadelphia, in the year 1888. This por-
trait is encased in an oval carved wood
frame, gilded.
Portrait of Rosalie Kemble sully,
daughter of Thomas sully. and painted
by him from life in Philadelphia. 1898.
Full length portrait of Mother ard
Son, by Thomas Sully, being an original
full-length portrait of Jane Cooper Sully.
daughter of Thomas Sully, afterward
Mrs. William II. w. barley, and her son.
Francis T. Sully Darley.
Sleeping Child known as The Rose
bud an original painting by Thomas
Sully, Philadelphia, Pa. 1874
Portrait of a Cavalier by Anthony
Van Dyck. This picture was purchased
by Rembrandt Peale in Paris in the year
1906 and sold to Thomas Sully in 1920"
Other distributions of works of art
and from the library of the decedent
are:
To William T. Elliott a painting, THE
Scotch Landscape" by Julsom: TO
Thomas Nash painting, "Burgos Cathe-
dral at Early Dawn" also The Cliffs Of
Calais" by Hugurt; to the William Penn
Charter School all the testator's collec-
ton of mounted photographs and all
framed photographs and engravings con-
tained in the residence $40 South Broad
street. TO the Free Library of Philadel-
pha his library of books, pamphlets and
bound volumes OF photographs.
To Louisa Baldwin Gilpin. widow of
Washington II. Gilpin, is bequeathed
crayon portrait of Matthias W. Baldwin,
all plate, including the Baldwin chest of
Gt nf oh nd -urinN &c
other articles and S25.O0O. To Mrs. Gil
pins daughter, Mrs. Stanley Bright, Il
bronze group, The WrestlerS," by Char
pentier
MARBLE GROUP FOR THE ACADEMY.
To the Pennsylvania Academy of the
Fine Arts a group of marble statuary
executed by Donate Barcoglia, entitled
awakening of the Sleepers."
To the Museum Department of the
Pennsylvania School of Industrial Art,
Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park, is given
a large number of objects of art, con-
sisting of bronzes, metal work, furniture.
pottery. glass and china.
To the Presbyterian Hospital is given
5000 ito endow free bed in the Cathcart
Home for Incurables at Devon, Chester
County. in memory of my wife, Cecilia
Baldwin Darley, with the provision, how
ever, that as long as she may live Martha
Rigby shall have the right TO occupy said
bed"
To the executors is bequeathed s25 900
in trust, the income OF which is TO be paid
to Clayton McElroy during his life, or
wife, Margaret McElroy, during her life.
the principal upon the decease OF both
TO revert 10 their children.
To the executors Is given in trust s25, 900,
the income TO be paid to Katrena McElroy
Capp, during her life. the principal to
20 ~ Iii l.
To the executors in trust, $1,000 for
the benefit of Cecele Baldwin McElroy
during her life, with the reversion of the
principal TO her children.
To the executors in trust, $4,000 in
come 10 be paid TO Margaret McElroy.
wife of Clayton McEroy, during her life.
the principal to revert upon her death TO
her children.
To the children OF Washington II. and
Louisa B. Gilpin is devised $4,000.
INCOME OF 100000 FOR NURSE.
The testator also bequeaths $4,000 in
trust the net income from which is to be
paid ito my faithful friend and nurse.
Miss Ella Clark" who is given the privt-
lege Of disposing % the principal by will
10 Sarah Louisa Seaman, SIS, 90; To Mrs.
Clara Maxwell Dougherty, $3.50; 70 Mrs.
C, Egner, $500; 10 Cecilia d. Lambert,
SoADi 10 Saran hebrew Alo,D0i 10 Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Lambert. $500; 10 Mrs. A.
Maria Jones. 5000; to William Hempel,
Jr.. $1,000; 10 Oscar F, West, $1,000; to
Frank d, West, $500; TO Or. Clarence
Bartlett, $1,000.
The testator directed that each servant
who had been in his employ for three
years or longer was to receive 1900, and
those for less than three years $500 II
is also specified that each of the servants
IS to be given one months notice and
pay for that period.
Directions are given the executors TO
sell and dispose OF all pictures, works Of
art, brio a-brac. household articles, fuTnI-
ture, linen and china, not specifically dis
posed OF by tho will