The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-30
EARLIER EMO WILLS
IGNORED COLUMBIA
Three Disposlng Of Many Mill
ions Found, Kin Named
as Heirs.
ROW AT OPENING OF SAFE

The fact that william p. Emo. brother
Of the late Amos r. Emo and one Of tn
temporary administrators Of his estate
after his heirs at law contested his will
Of Juno 10 last. leaving about $1,000. 900
to Columbia University. has found In a
safe deposit box a will executed by his
brother in February. 1912. became
known yesterday. The finding Of this
will may have an important bearing on
the trial Of the will contest which begins
before Surrogate Cohalan and a jury on
Monday.
The will Just found gives the residuary
estate equally to Mrs. Mary Z. Plnchot,
Dr.. Henry c. Emo and william p. Emo.
his sister and two brothers. Both DIR.
Emo and Mrs. Pinchot died before their
brother. and under this will their shares.
valued at more than 1000. 900 each.
would have gone to their children. They
are Prof. Henry Lane Emo of Prince
ton. son Of DR.. Henry C. Emo. and Gif-
ford and Amos X. L. Pinchot and Lady
Antoinette tombstone. children Of Mrs.
Pinchot.
The temporary administrator has also
been Informed that Lucius II. Beers. N
of tho u named In the contested
will aho has In his possession two other
wills made by the decedent, one executed
in January, 1914. and that In o of the
alleged three Wills IL there any mention
Of Columbia University.
A lively occurrence In the assembly
room OF the Atlantic Safe Deposit Cofn-
pany on December II last also became
20 yesterday. On that day IL had
been arranged between the attorneys for
the various contestants II the admin
~istrators hat all Mr.. Eno's securities
wouid be removed from vaults there to
the United States Trust Company. ap-
pointed a depository by the Surrogate.
Among those present were Mr.. Beers
and William Mitchell, the two execu-
tors and their attorney. Henry DE For
est Baldwin; William +. Emo and his
attorney. Reeve Schley clifford Pin
chot and Erwin e. Mulligan. from the
the office OF his attorney, Charles II.
Beckett n Mr.. Quinn. from the Office
OF sullivan 4 Cromwell. and John Nc
Lean Nash. attorney for Columbia.
The story OF what happened. az told
yesterday. was that MT. Baldwin at
tempted to prevent Quinn Ind Mulligan
tthtA NV hs httb
planned that his firm represented GER
tain contestants. Mr.. Baldwin replied
Il fully understand. but We wont lie,
you 20 in just the m
Tn going in" replied Mr.. Quinn
land II you want to get me out you'll
have to use force. You might call In
the police strong arm squad"
Mulligan and Quinn were finally ad.
mitted after they had appealed 10 Will
\ tom - Lnn hnN NCna m Pna1 fhu
while the difficulty was being adjusted
one OF the boxes "a removed. but no
opened. Mr.. Beers decided that HI
wouldn't take off the cover without q
specific order from the Surrogate. 81
the box was returned TO the vault ant
the contestants and their attorneys Nae
no chance TO, see Its contents. Mr.. Ent
later made n peremptory demand thai
the box be opened. and he found in il
the viii OF February. 1912.
The schedule of Mr.. l;no's persona
property was filed recently. and showed
holdings worth about $4,000, 900. 1t 1,
believed that his real estate Is worti
about 5000. 600. He owned ninety-on'
parcels. among them the following:
Numbers - TO 81. 22s to 23l and 3;
Front street 81 South street IS. Is. 19
81 and ~ South William street 20. IS
and ~ Pine street 421. 429. 43l. 426
434. "A to AIS and ass West Broad
way l65 Pearl street. s3 West Thiry
street mt so Washington square; ;
plot in Washington square 80 TO D
and 20 to 32 Fifth avenue s West Tenti
street 200. 220. 234. 33s. o4S and 25'
West Fifty-third street the Adelph
apartment house on West Fifty-thirt
street 1919 to 1921 Broadway; a plo
on Broadway between SixtyNeighth ant
Sixty-ninth streets. extending through
TO Amsterdam avenue; IS to Is Yves
Sixtieth street a plot at Broadway an
Sixty-fourth street a country estate a
Saratoga Springs. n, Y. called 'Th'
Cables and the old I'm homesteay
at Simsbury. Conn.