The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-29

 IxSeath and before any of the legacies Ahd accrued or waa transferred, the made . payment of $3,500.- i0eo on tax account. thus corning re- 58S.ts of s per cent. The state will now receive about $5o0,ooo additional
 John !, Lyons was the appraiser wno hAndled the Morgan estate. He em- ybloyed experts inlvayious lines to az E,St him Schedules covering A. kinds : Sf property and alling. thousands of f5pewritten pages were turned in to 4aF. Lyons In the state comptroiler's s6ifice. They required minute inspec- ' ]1fon. TSe last of them was revised 2hd sianed yesterday The complete 4 et win be filed today in the srrro- ||jate's .offlce. It Is expected to be ap- f I3roved without sEibstantia1 ehapgey as }5n, one concerned. has intinated any ' R1ection totthS dn3cial nndingH <, rootines of some of the schedules III. Morgan's holdings. in the ap- hissr's report, are:
 5llectdons In the Metro 7 N poIitan Museum of Art. $16tS2s,575 gGtocks and bonds g1S,sss,95I { '5SortEakes {. E. 1s1.z2s I1oans not Pecured by
 < vnortaage 556,s7S lI> <, ltv 2.s7o.e46 4 Irousehoid contents ..t.... 744.0S2 |x51avate art collections 4o5,7f4' 4 7soo1<s 4,os6.66 IDraWints ana sketehes so2,s7o 4hd and buildings qn ,, z residence plot (subject
 lto inorfgage. leaving
 { S equity of $435.0oo)N 1.57s,0oo 1farble library building sub !, 5ect4 to mortgage, leav- ! ,. ing equity Of .$757,sso). 6sb,o00 tCpuntry place. NCragstop. at { S v Hixh1and. Falls =! U. 100000 xsc6f Corsair !. 135,000
 Common report had credited Mr. Y y16orran with haying spent $76. 900. 900 :. 6h thk. arf o6t8cks he placed with the < Sgstsob boiitAn Museum- Apprsised f f6nzned rshuce that sum to the com < tjvszy conznonpl total of less i<l1nn, 47. .ooN. .ooos The Chinsse porce- i0oAna edf hich, his son val said to 2fNs rs< vs,l @4 4.OOD, GOO. are checked < Slk in III flGdhl list at s2,'TS 31e on I fht ltnd IhSHt of. Thomas F. Kirby fhe e3p1rt employed to report on <t K0In04A y4lue4 fne 1bTa- 4 1bh1x] < T N az z6o, 00o 1krs Nor z m tl0 n S< havfng sold them for { f3i; ;00o, ,O0o or more. The present J. F. l3kofenn made two sales of tapestrtes snd furniture. getting about $3.000,- ! o60 for them. They arc appraised at \ @3, t31, 900.
 \ 1Getxobolitan 1lusepm Estinates. ft dtolloWtng are the appraisals of the fllSeropoEtan Museum art collections: l1fixliatpres, { Appraised by : IuStneS B. ToWnaend ...-..& 418A70 1Chtneee porcepl4ins, appris- 4' "a by Thomas B. Kirby. 2,178, $40 PAintines, appraised. .,by Ro-
 V land T. Kncedler ;. '. 3,6S7, 900 Tapestries, rags, furnituze. M carpets de bal and art ob-
 ssamssTten m s.sss. 900 Wrench porcelains, appraAs- ,4
 Cd by Thomas Ward. x. 213, ,1bo pHesden pircesains. tap-
 prpised hy Thomas Ward b31 $50
 Ehombs ward. l74,4so z 9dwels and jewelry, app N @ praissd Dy Thomas ward. a4s,soo 7vor4es, carved wood. marble
 terra cotta stones. Re
 naissance sbronzes, An-
 cient byonzes, early en-
 amels. objects in glass,
 metals ivory and stone, .s. Limoges channels, lmajo- g \ nca, silver objects and
 ancient jeweIgy, appraas-
 Hf cd by Thomas Ward. .,. 4,666,36 z Drawing and sketches, apr
 fsch, 7. sOf,s7a la Bronzes, statuary, Roman
 and Byzantine jewelry.
 carvirgs in wood ] and
 fs ivory, appraised by Thom-
 T laa Ward. ............. 1.135.700
 lGonGh's WeiEhtns Books values
 Mr. Kirby made the appraisal ot ' books. manuscripts and prints in the
 Morgan residence and private library < at Madison avenue and Thirty-sixfh street. The collection is one of the
 most noted in private possession H. illuminated manuscripts and other parts of it shave been loaned occasion 2. ally for exhibition at the Cathedral Of St. John the Divine, in the Avery
 Library, Columhs University ani Z elsew1sere, but the money value of al < of 1t had never hefores been estimated
 Arthur Swann, Sock and manuscript < expert in the American Art Associa- tion, was assigned by MT. Kirby te
 this work. He speAt .months at it ir {, the Morgan library and residence and reported a total estimate of $4,o9S,s ,sss
 It may be noted in connection wit+ { the museum appraisal that Raphaers
 Virgin and Child Entkrened," which the present !. P. Morgan presented te the mqsepm last spring, is appraised
 It the highest sum for anything ir < the schedule of paintings except the yfagcnard panels. Mr. Knoedle, ( val<1cs this painting at $300, ,oo0.
 1teme6of intimate interest saow tl1a.
 Skr. MofEan carried in the First Ma
 ttona1 Bank at the time of his death
 . pern6nal deposit of s52.2S7, in the z Ottoman Bank o< Cairo s4s4, a1d he
 had cash on hand ef sfTS when he
 dIed. His famous black cigars soi < tho attention Of the appraiser. whe 4oupd thnt tho financier had on stor. ere in Wall street shop cigars val lued at $s.e3s. Wines in his eel lar were apprafsed at s44.T4S. with : n Allowance of 5 per cent. for leak tSaSo, leaving. subject to, taxation an ap- zRaised value of s3S,022 <
 Mr NorEan's interest in the firm