The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-29
MORGAN ESTATE $78,I49,024, " IS GUT 10 s69, ,499, ,732 NET IN
 REPORT OF STATE APPRAISER
Inheritance Tax Will Approximate $3,o0000o and Schedules Cover Fourteen Varieties of Holdings
 Art Objects in Metropolitan Museum, Reputed To
 Have Cost $75 ooo Are Rated at Mere $16 575 } in ofacial Estimate to Be Filed Today.

lof J. F. Morgan & Co. of New York, and of DrexeI & Co. of Philadelphia Is appraised at s29, ,s75. .S47.77; his in- terest, in J. s. Morgan & Co. of Lon
 don at $2,417,491, and in Drexel, Nor
 gam & Co.,, in liquidation. at H5,5s
 Attached to this portion of the official documents and made part of them is Ia stipulation signed by the attorneys, under which the valuation of MT. Morgan's interest in the firm was fixed. e
 This stipulation recites that John W. Hutchinson, IT,, the attorney for the State Comptroller, has personally ex- amined the books and records of the firm of J.tP. Morgan & O., and has ascertafned that the same show that
 the interest of the decedent and of his estate in that firm was the sum, of $29, ,875, ,S47, and that af11davits of John Pierpont '1 organ and William Pierson Hamilton have stated similar amount >
 The stipulation Ifurthep says that the attorney for the State Comptroller has lascertained by personal inspection of
 the books and the records of the firm that the decedent was indebted to the fNm in an account lnown as "Ac- count No. 4'' in the sum of $1,497,772, and in the further sum of $2.162, POI as stated in an affidavit of John Pierpont
 Morgan, which was verified June IS; 1s1S.
 An anidavit of William Pierson Hamilton says he has personal charge of the books of the firm and that it appears by said books that the value of the interest of the decedent at the time of his death and of his estate in | said firm amounted to $29, ,S75;S47 IT, and that that sum has been or will be ,paid to the executors.
 l Terms on whiih Mir. Morgan organ ixed his firm are not disclosed in the present records, nof is there any spe- tcifs appradsement of the value of the Idrxns good will. except as the term is used as fndicating the firms condi- Ition at the time of, MT. Morgan's death, by the summsY which fixed
 his interest.
 Unsecured Loans In List.
 Among the Morgan notes and loans not represented by notes were: Junius Is, Morgan. demand loan, $25,O0O; | Loomis sanitarium, ,sss,60S; New York School of Applied Design for women. $25.0 and SIC, ,000; Harper & Bros, $9.s76; "A. M. Lythgoe. $5,113; l Society of the LyinE-In Hospital of the City of New York. $30.oOO. There were miscellaneous notes and claims for loans not reprssented by notes. Many sof the claims are Ioutlawed and
 many notes were giYen by and many of such claixps were held against per- sons whp diSd before MT. Morgan. All Ewere appraised by agreement at a ttotal valuation of $500. .0oo., 2 The value Of the re,lty owned by Mr. Morgan in New York state was i.pfaced at $2,97Os s946 and was made up l'of, the following parcels: Nos. s-16 Maiden Lane. the Bill building. ap- praised at $900. .000, subject to mort gages which leave m equity amount ling to $3sa,437; No. 104 East Thirty nfth street, appraised at $45.O00; Nos. 2342l3 East Forty-seventh street and Nos. s8s,SSs Second avenue, apprais- ed at $271, 1000; Highcliffe Hall. No. 4 Park avenue, Yonkers, $45,00o; one-
 third interest, $67,750, in the equity in Nos. 25o-264 Madison avenue, ap- praised at $4s8. 900 !. rone-third inter- est in Nos. 13. and IS East Thirty | Esubject to mortgage which leaves an equity amounting to $2sT72; land
 and buildings at No 219 Madison av-
 ehue, appraieed at $1,57s,o0o. subject Ito mortgage leaving decedent,s equity $4z5,oo0 No. ss East' Thirty-sixth
 street, appraised at sss5.06o. subject to mortgage leaving an equity
 amounting to $767,ss0; No. ss East Thirty fifth street. $65,000; No. 135 East 1hirty-aixth street. $60, 900; No. Is East Thirty-sixth street, SIS. 1000; Icountry place known as Cragston, at l Highland Falls, N. Y, $100,0o0: Camp
 Uncas. Hamilton county, N. Y, $4s.- 1000: fractional interest," in parcels in
 villages of 4rvihgton., Dobbs county, IN. Y.. $102,4s4: one-haif interest in 55 parcels and lots at City Island, I N. Y.. appraised at $931.185 de-
 cedent's ipterest being $450.5s7.
 4 Long lists of securities are in the s schedules which in some respects are significant for their omissions as well
 as for what they reveal. He owned,
 for, instance, only one share of United I States Steel preferred stock and only I 5Oo shares of Steel common, although his word was law in that corporation.
 His bank interests are more frankly
 set forth in the schedules, shd one
 item tells of his New Haven Railroad holdings. Some of the holdings ap- pear to represent promotion earn
 ings and others show that he was not
 Iproof against the entieements of se-
 ourities that got into the "cats and dogs class. Y