New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
GPPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

JOHN HERMAN AUGUST SCHRElEEI
fFeh. 90. 1910: total estate. SIiI3S: net
S9.62S. Mrs. Sophia Schreibor widow, bene
nciary. Assets: Premises. 1874 Perry ~.
$500 deposits, 81 1853. contents and person
atty at stable, 81 Greenwich st.. net value
FRANKLIN DELANO WILLIAMS C,eb. 4
1910: net. !bi112. Mrs Ruth Williams
widow. IS beneficiary. Assets: Deposits. s'i5
profit sharing interest IN firm 81 Wellington
Sears a Co. o. Boston. t6S.0si; personality
$3.50, ana lie Insurance, S23thh.
ALFRED J.. WHITE. ~ the corporation Of
widow, received personally H.05l. her ~ .cihe
legacy $3.50, 900, and q life interest IN tsil.-
405. Louise !. White and Kate : White
White. brother. and Margaret ". Simpson
niece. $4,000 each and the Young Women
Christian Association 81 New York. 5000
personality and mortgages. {5l.03i. and stocks
and bonds, ti6e 500. Interest and equities IN
realty were. Equity. $ls.4sJ. In ~ John ST.
appraised az SoJ.Oo0; one-half Interest
St.55e. IN the equity IN 20 John 81 one-hali
interest S82-2. equity IN % Maiden Lane
equity. 5000. IN ~ Washington Place. ap
praised az $4,000. one-half interest. t5.f0l
FRAXCis LAVERY July i5l: net. ss2..
500. Mrs Nary Layery. mother. received
s1S.4c6 Rest OF estate passed 70 four
parcels OF realty. tl9s22: interest IN the
estate OF Daniel OC. Lavery and Daniel cC
JAMES MCI TCHEON. linen merchant
lJuiy a0l. q resident Of Greenwich. Conn
Value Of entire estate S. not disclosed. As
sets taxable IN New York consisted Of
premises West 22d ST., appraised a.
Si5O.000. sItioc, 20 deductions for dover and
commissions. leaving net value ~ estate tax
able in NeH York. $4,000. which passes ia
Mrs. Theodore Nyc. daughter Mrs. Alice
Booth. daughter. Mr-. tii@tneth u Nc
Cutcheon. daughter-ln-law. and Elizabeth Mc-
Cutcheou. granddaughter Dover Of decedent Is
widow in realty amounts 90 Sis.39N and the
viii provided that she should have an income
Of g. 900 year from a trust fund.
John MALEENAN. pawnbroAor May O.
fQff1. net 1880 The widow who is now
Mrs Lorraine 81 CHAMPION. received dover
iu realty amounting 10 $1,000, ans rest ~
were undivided interest in nine parcels OF
realty. the largest item being on@-siNth la
torest. valued ~ 500 800. 10 500 SIKH av
.Feh Istit, nci. s277.fe2 Franfiin u
.Vctfcrcau son. and Edward s Asseuhelmer
grandson. share equally iu the estate. As
Sets. Realty. Sif5.sh9. household cfects
$500. deposits S-3.sf3. aud the rest of the
estate was in mortgages. socks ana bonds
De.elent owned -2l-223 Eiv'ng'ou ST.. ap
praised az 500 900 1913 East 5lsi ST.. $4,000
sZ4-3-o fl'asan. nv. sfi .oo'' Dog t.tst ii'in
ST.. $500, 1852 Second as. te-.opu. erd
los jefferson av.. BrooMyn. 10000. Tie
largest holdings ~ stocks were 200 share
American Tobacco Company preferred q,
& Co. so Central Railroad Of y j.. 200
Atchlson Topeka & Santa Re Railroad pre-
ferred. and rs shares German Exchange
Bank
GEORGE " sOREN tNoy. %. isil): net.
f2ff6gi This does not include realty h.
Massachusetts referred 20 In VIII of decedoni
Bulk OF the estate passed 20 Emily Soren.
sister: J Wales SOren. brother; J II. Soren,
brother and Frances $ Woodman, sister
The bulk OF the estate H. left Ia trust pass
ing eventually 20 survivors and To institu-
- Of I.auPh Usn 70 faFf
10 tho Society FOR Prevention 81 Cruelty 90
Animals Boston Children's AID Society. New
York: society FOR improving the Condi-
tion 81 the Poor. and y. w. g. A. Boston
These four institutions receive large share
Of the remainder after the death Of the life
tenants Assets. Deposits S97 le2: person
slty. notes and mortgages. s25.Ts6. and stocks
and bonds $500 500. Largest holdings of
stocks were 90 shares Singer Manufacturing
Companv. so shares American Telephone AMI
Valcgraph Company. 1@3 shares General Flee
tric Company. 20 shares Chicago. Milwauke
- 81 paul r. r. preferred The fecedru'
had a collection OF vlolonceilos valued AZ $500