New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES

WARREN CURTIS, pioneer IN manuisact
urirs news print paper IN :S sSSs s77 TO
Nrs Margaret A. Curtis, widow, S4b eoi, anu
10 sons and daughters, Warren curtis 4aels
curtis, Harry L. Curtis, Mrs Lillian I; " ~,
and Margaret Frances Curtis, each Nf-' ~
10 catherine f. Curtis, a sister, is given NE
estate in $4,000, and there were minor pe
quests to several friends and TO TWO s ISnu
children Assets: Realty, S342,536; deposits
81 273; notes and mortgages, flby' 0oy PEI
sonalty, $l,l6j and stocks nd abOnus, So--' Wv
The realty consisted OF land AT Corinth. y. -
including what is known AS inc hotnes,edu
tract, and 20 81 interest in thc Curtls Mh'
tract Nh Curtis owned $4,000 par value.
bonds Hudson River Pulp and Paper Sll-VVJ
1icoLderoga Pulp and Paper, 81, 800 lraylor
Engineering and Manufacturing, and these
S; Jcks-shares: 81 TconderoGa Pulp and Paper
pref, A43sO Tri-Bullion Smelling and De
velopment, appraised az %.5H: az Gnyler
Realty. 80 Pullman Holding pref. 200 Union
Bag and Paper. Corinth National Bank, %
Garfield National Bank 50 Rye vega SatiGP hd
Minnesota and Ontario Power pref. $50
Minnesota and Ontario Power com, II Inter
national Paper pref. stock In Corinth Electric
Light and Power Co.. appraised at 5000 and
various mining stocks $500, and a note OF the
Union Bag and Paper Co, $4,000.
DAVID LONEY BRUCE-BRoWN (automo-
race at Milwaukee,; net, s., SOs. 49, Mrs. Ruth
a. Bruce-Brown. mother. sole beneficiary.
Assets: Realty. 4O2 West Broadway, appraised
at $50 900. and 254. 256. 2jS and go Canal st.,
s2l5. 600 deposits. ST. 1886; notes and mortgages.
O.6s4 automobiles and accessories, s4.4yJ
iewery, $685. and accumulated rents, J,Al;
stocks and bonds, 9'IlS. and share IN
trust fund in hands OF Columbia Knickerboc&-
er Trust Co., $50 236 Among the stocks-shares:
80 Am. Exch. Nat. Bank, Il Bank Of America
100 Chemical Nat; Bank IL First Nat: Bank
and Traders Nat. Bank, 80 NJ. and NJ. Nat.
Bank 90 Merchants Nat Bank. % Nat. Mas
sau Bank, A Nat. Bank of Commerce cen
trail Trust. 10 Metropolitan Trust, % Nassau
Trust OF Brooklyn, Z Fulton Trust, Union
Trust. u. 5. Trust, 10 Equitable Trust III
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r., Us D.. Il. q
syracuse. 100 Pitts. F. w. q c. r. r., 60
Utica, G. q s. Valley r. r., 200 Nashville
a Decatur Il. r., 400 Brooklyn city r. r., 80
United New Jersey r. II. * Canal, 50 Morris
x Essex r. r., "A Warren II. r. OF \. j..
100 Illinois Central 30 Pullman CO.. q Lack
awanna r. r. OF n. j.. and II Standard on
OF y. j.. old stock and the subsidiaries, and
N9.5Oo New York City bonds.
ALBERT STARK (Nov. It, 1922 net, S4S' as
To Charlotte KurtL, sister, Is given 1870, emo
five nephews and nieces each s6,2S3. Assets:
so. 0OQ. an equity OF 81. 40 in s22 Prospect pl,
Brooklyn, valued S2l.50o: deposit, 50 6sS; per
owned 200 shares international Brewing CO..
90 American Beet Sugar and corporate stock
CATHERINE r. WELLER dee. is, 1913)
net $40, I'll. George L. Weller. husband. bene-
ficisry, Assets, premises 424 Convent ay.
Sl3,225; deposits. $3.50. and personality
sltf4
MRS. FANNIE E. HUNTINGTON July o.
19iOJ net. sl0ll2 Mrs. Agnes II. Cravath'
daughter and Mrs. Effie n. Lathrop. daughte
share the estate equally. Paul d. Crayath is
one OF the executors. Assets: Deposits,
$3.50: nots. sGi5. and jewelry, N,5lO. The Viii
specified that the jewelry should pass event
ually to Vera Agnes Crayath. a granddaugh-
ter. The items OF jewery are not appraised
separately. Mrs. Cravath is to receive a Ola
mOnd star Inarquize ring src tne ltWeliN
she had given 10 her mother. Mrs. I.athrop
10 receive pansy pin, ring with nfe square
diamonds ana coral Jewery.
THE REV. LEANDER TOWNSEND CHAN
BERLAlN, preacher and aIthor tNay y 1879 ,
total assets in New York state. Illus, total
debts ana deductions. S25.33j Report shows
OF the assets were I'm realtylin Pennsylvania
Massachusetts, and Colorado ana not taxable
IN New York. Under the will filed July ~
1918. the Thessalonca Turkey Agricultural
ana Industrial Institute is given $780, 900 The
Smithsonian Institution. Washington, $50, 600
Church ~ the Holy Trinity. Philadelphia. go,
OO0: Academy OF Natural Science. Philadel-
phia. 5000 and s. 900 10 the Hospital Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadelphia
His personal chattels 90 20 Mrs. Louisa +.
GirouN. a niece. IL necessary 10 reduce
the beques, 10 the Thessalonica Institution 10
$4,000, provided In the will. The deduc-
A note TO American and Foreign Christian
Union. $500 claim in favor OF Mrs. Louise
i. Giroux $1,000, claim OF undetermined
value by Paul Chamberlain for alleged mis-
management rs administrator Of the estate Of
Daniel n Chamberlain. ana expenses, Sl,:I9.
John T. poollng. Of New York City, Is exec
utog.