The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-29
BULK OF A. F. ENO'S
MILLIONS TO PUBLIC
Relatives Get Smaller Portion
81, 8OO,O 900 for Mechanics
Society.
REQUEST FOR COLUMBIA


The will Of Amos r. Emo. who died
on October 81 ut his home, 90 Fifth ave-
n,Se, leaving an estate Of more than S1O.-
900, 900, mostly In real estate. was filed
for probate yesterday. Mr.. Emo fave
$4,000. 900 to his surviving brother and
alxcr and To tho descendants Of deceased
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~o''e's w a'c'
lie left sl'sOO.0OO to the General So
ciety Of Mechanics and Tradesmen Of
the CITY of Now York The beo,,es, s,,n.
p'"'o"'S '"o"es """ P'"p'''s
TO about 700 600 which he gave to the
society during his lifetime. OF this
.rno,,, n. y.,. xtoo ooo 80, ru,v IA
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sas'' me soc'e'! mas moi as YET oe'er-
MIN the use to which the total OF
%, zoo. 200 will be put. While the
,,o,o, 10 ,o,, In. ,ho ao,.r., ,s.s and
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purposes vi the Society MI. Emo mihe
the following suggestion:
ct In my desire that n norton of said
,,,u, l.. So, 60. uau. t..,m.u.
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and maj snch instruction be made avail
ablc not only for those able to take ex-
vAndQd |Otlr0pS I'm. nlctn fnr rallfiNIn1s
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''o'' 'ou'sos "s''uo''"n i" muse
whose circumstances 80 require"
Columbia University receives the resid-
varv .S,,,. tho va,u. -, uhi,b n,,,, h.
y.
aoou' $-'"V"'oo". ana also the pr'hcipai
VI II fund Of $4,000 left to a grand
nephew. Amos II. Emo. 20 enable him to
maintain property left to him al Sims
hnrYt Cntn Inf1 h. Ranches thsrf
years. when he gets the property abso-
lutely and the fund goes to Columbia.
Ibe Columbia bequest Is for the general
OF the institution.
A feature of the bequcsts to grand
nephews and grandnieces IN that the in
come Of trust funds left to them Is 20
cease II they do no ontinu TO he resi-
dents Of the United states and the funds
left for their benefit become part Of the
residue. The requirement. does not apply
10 the son ot Lady ia tombstone. II
niece. MIR. Emo said that this provision
does not relate to mere travelling or So
)ourning abroad.
Inc speclnc cash requests in the VIII
aggregate S.bfi,ooo. The only other
specific bequcst IL Mr.. Eno's collection
OF DOCKS. ~cngraNings and prints relating
to New YORK city In his home and In
MS ONCE. IL south william street. which
- " 'V ~" t"h iuoilt lDIdI
win "A beuuest OF $4,000.
Requests OF S2oo.Ooo each go to the
metropolitan Museum or Art, the
american Museum OF Natural History.
Inc New FORK Association Tor lmprov
sng the 'onditioh OF the Poor n the
New iork University.
Mr.. Emo left $4,000 to thirteen dis
tant relatives, $1,000 each TO the five
children OF pr Wiley. and $4,000 each
to Levi q. Emo and John l.. Phelps.
His housekeeper. Helen Desperius, and
valet, Edmond BlSaut. get $4,000 each
and Della Nolan. the cook. receives s3,-
600. Six other employees receive 1000
eacn.
The requests TO the immediate rela-
tives are william J.. Emo. brother, Sau-
satuck, Conn. s25O.90o. and Mrs. An
Conn, $4,000. The will divides $780,
ooV among IN" h~escehhants OF uecedeht :
sister Mrs ,ic"o., Us Io''o"S' '''"fu
.lncio,, E"u. yam 1onI's'ono anu
amos IL r. ilhcho'' chlihrch, s-oo'o"v
.ach. ana u trust ,uiid "l S.oo'oVV eacn
TOT 'he '"o 'n'lureh ~ .N'hos IL. r.
flncho' ana ''e son OF Lazy tombstone
me descendant oil MI r.nos de-
ceased brother Johh Z. Emo ulVlde W.
10000" as ioiio"S' Florence !. GraNes
ana MARY T. fh". nIt'cs' s-'V'ooo cach'
ana TWO trusts OF sZo"'Vov ea'h l" me
childrtn OF MIS- iraE"s' Inc VIII aiSo
gives N.sOO,OoO 10 the descendants OF
Henry f.. Emo. IA deceased brother. IN
IN" following sums; Henry Lane Emo.
nephew. S5o.oOo, and IA trust fund or
s25O,OOO Tor his daughter. The largest
beducst OF Sl,5Oo,ooo goes IN trust 10
Amos X. Emo. son OF Henry Lam Emo,
who also gets the Simsoury property
when he reaches thirty years.
The VIII. executed On June Is last,
naines William Mitchell of lonkcrs and
Lucius VI. Beers executors and trus-