The sun., 1919-11-01
CHARITY GETS BULK
OF SAGE MILLIONS
Fortune Appraised at $40,
051, 041-S7,157,703 Goes
IL to Brother.y
AIDS HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS
Bequests Range in Size From
Few Thousands to More
Than Million.

Few Thousands to More
Than Million.
Mrs Margaret olivia Sage. widow of
the late Russell Sage. who died last
November 4. left a gross estate Of s+s,-
o51.o41 and a net estate OF $45,2s1.724,
according to report of Charles B.
Lsrgy. appraiser. filed yesterday in the
Office Of the Deputy State Controller.
Nearly ss5.o0o,oo0 is given to public.
charitable and educational institutions.
The principal beneficiary 10 Joseph
Jermain Slocum, brother Of Mrs. Sage.
who receives $7,157,708. Various other
relatives received requests ranging In
amount from 100000 to S126.oo0.
Many friends also were included in Mrs.
Sage's personal requests with sums
! ranging from 81, 900 to $4,000.
kn, In disposing of the bulk Of her estate
Mrs Sage followed the same large gen.
and broad outlook which during
= the last decade of her life impelled her
to give away SIS, 900, 900 for educational
and charitable purposes.
More than fifty charitable organiza-
tons, colleges, universities, museums
and libraries received requests of from
Russell Sage Foundation Is left resid-
uary interest amounting to $5,48e.104.
Bequests of from $4,000 to $4,000 to
schools and small institutions are nu-
merous.
The estate includes corporate stocks
and bonds amounting to S95.121.S0o; I'M
incumbered real estate valued at $2,646,-
24s personal. chiefly mortgages, to the
amount Of S10,733.300; cash amounting
- Stock K
change membership valued at $4,000
and the remainder in four trust COM
panies.
Liberty Bond Holdings.
OF the securities s3.T43,6oo is in Lib
erty bonds--S1,393.600.f first issue; $780,
600. second; $4,000, third; and ST.
100000, fourth.
The inheritance tax upon the estate
Is materially cut down by the nature OF
many of the requests which exempts
OF places at a low rate the amount col
iectible. The State will receive only
S465,820.
The public of New York city benefits
largely through Mrs. Sage's requests In
legacies and residuary interests to vari-
Gus parks, libraries and museums. The
American Museum of Natural History
receives s1,543.172: the metropolitan
Amounts of $776,5Ss are left each to
the Public Library, the Botanical Gar
dens and the Geological Society.
Many of the educational and charita-
BILE ORGANIZATIONS which receive gifts
lad benefited in the past by loans and
advances from Mrs. Sage, which debts
are covered in part or in whole by the
requests and in many instances Will
leave a substantial remainder on the
credit side.
Among the requests to hospitals. char
table, religious and similar institutions
and organisations are the following:
The sum of $1,57S,172 each is given
10 the womens Hospital, Presbyterian
Home Missions and woman's Foreign
Mission Board.
To the Charity Organization Society
II New York. S1.573,172.
To the Children's Aid Society, s1'663'-
172.
The amount of $776,5s6 each to the
Presbyterian Hospital. the State Chart
ties Aid Association, the Presbyterian
Board of Relief for Disabled Minister'S
Widows and Orphans. the New York
Infirmary for Women and Children.
The American Bible Society gets
s664,S79, and the New York Bible So
ciety s37s.2s3.
One hundred thousand dollars each
ISOLATION, the Young Women's Christian
Association. the Mt. Sinai Hospital, the
Home for the Friendless. and the Ladies'
Christian Mission of New York.
GIFT to salvation Army.
Beauests of $4,000 each are left to
the Salvation Army. the New York In
stitute for the Deaf and Dumb. the New
York Exchange for Women's Work. the
Women's National Sabbath Alliance, the
Old Ladies' Home at Syracuse, Servants
for the Relief of Incurable Cancer. and
the Society for the Relief of Halt
Orphans and Destitute Children
Ten thousand dollars each goes to the
New York Female Bible Society, the
First Presbyterian Church at Sag Har-
Dor. and the Working Women's Protec.
tive Union.
Among the educational institutions
benefiting by Mrs. Sage's estate are the
following:
Hampton Institute. $S76.5s6.
The amount OF $776.5s6 each is given
to the Troy Polytechnical Institute
Union College, Hamilton College. Yale
Amherst Williams. Dartmouth. Prince
ton. Barnard. Bryn Mawr, Vassar
Smith, Wellesley and Tuskegee Normal
Institute.
Troy Female Seminary gets s6o3.172
New York University receives $4s2,.
ass.
Two hundred thousand dollars is given
60 Idaho Industrial Institute.
One hundred thousand dollars each is
bequeathed Park College. Middlebury
College. Rutgers College. Syracuse Uni.
versity and Mortified Schools
Bequesths to relatives. in addition "a
Joseph Jermain Slocum. are: Herbert
J. Siocum. Jr. grand nephew, 80 Pine
street, S9ls.6S9 Herbert Jermain Slo.
cum, nephew, $l2s,231, and Stephen l.
II. Slocum, nephew. s126,75o. both of III
Broadway: Margaret Oliver Flint, 79l
Madison avenue, niece. $126.760. A fund
also is left in trust for Margaret Olivia
Flint. 7s1 Madison avenue, a grand
niece.
Helen Chaplin. rs Stone street, Oneida
N. ", friend receives $4,000.
Among the larger OF the fifty-seyer
real estate holdings of Mrs. Sage's estate
are the following in Manhattan, witt
their estimated market values Lott
on Riverside Drive, between lOeth ant
10th streets, $57s,000; 10 Fifth avenue
100000; 113 West ll7th street. S3O4
500. There are also twenty-six othe,
parcels owned by the estate In Manhat
tan. The total Manhattan holdings ar,
valued at s2.046.000. In Queens ST,
holdings are valued at 1000; In Law
renee, Nassau county. five holdings ar,
valued at $108.0o in Cedarhurst, Mas
sau county, four holdings are valued a.
$4,000; at Sag Harbor two holdings
are valued at $4,000.
The eetats's total cash of $352,753 IL
deposited as follows:
With the Bankers Trust Companv