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common, S37,720; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad, $83,550;
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal
Company, Sl2,750; Fort Wayne &
jackson Railway, preferred, $101.56;
Illinois Central Railroad, $4,O85;
Lackawanna Railroad of New Jersey,
$4,000; Morris & Essex Railroad, S21O;
Northern Pacific railroad, $26,435
Paterson Hudson River Railroad,
$3.50; Rutland Railroad, preferred,
S2l0; Motor Starter Company, $780,
932; National Fuel Gas Company.
1000.
New York Mutual Gas Light Com
pany, $8,775; North British and Mer-
camille Insurance Company, 1915; Out
look Company, S12,725; Peerless Truck
and Motor Company, $4,000; Queen
Insurance Company, $l,65o; Ray Con-
sumers' Copper Company, S51 ,O60;
United States Realty and Improvement
Company, S16S,544; Western Union
Telegraph Company, S12,972; Anglo
American Oil Company. $27 1912; Colon
lal Oil Vompany, S1O.32; Vacuum Oil
Company, $50. .4S0; United States Trust.
Ltd, of London, preferred, S9O,534.15:
United States Trust, Ltd of London,
deferred, S103,305; Jekyl Island Club,
$500; Newport Casino, $2,450; Newport
Country Club, $10,s0O; Newport Read
ing Room, 5000; Orange County Coun-
try Club. $4,000; Spouting Rock Beach
Association, $4,000; Haskell e. Barker
Car Co., $4,000; Chicago City and Con-
Meeting Railway Company, preferred,
$l40,23 Chicago City and Connecting
Railway Company, common, S7,O12.
The Holdings of Bonds
Mr.. Stillman's principal bond hold
lngs were: Chicago e. Alton Railroad
Company, $420,750; Morris G. Essex
Railroad Company, s41s,ssO; Equitable
Office Building Corporation, S982,2O
United States Realty and Improvement
Company, s672,sO0.
Other bond holdings were: Liberty
bonds, first issue, s44,55o; Fidelity
company, $4,000; United Lead Com
pany, s73,730; Chicago & Alton notes.
S37,S6S; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Rallwayr S30,S10; Terminal Warehouse
Company $4,000; United Lead Com
pany, S73,730.
Smaller holdings Of bonds were:
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.
S4,620; Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound Railway Company, $12,S 800; Chi
cago, Milwaukee e. St. Paul Railway
Company, s1,764; Chicago, Milwaukee
d st. Paul Railway Company, $3O,S1O;
Southern Pacific Company, $1,S4O;
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
$4,000; Chamber of Commerce Build
ing Fund sub. l per cent income bond.
S1,25o; Colony Club per cent income
bonds, 1866, $4,000; Consolidated Gas
Company of New York conv. per cent
deb, 1920, $4,000; Union Carbide Com
pany, $4,000; U. S. I'd Liberty per
cent conv., $4,512.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, $3.50:
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, S765; Can
ada Southern Railway consolidated
guaranteed, 5000; Colorado e. Southern
Railway, $841.25; Great Northern Rail-
way, 1886; Illinois Central Railroad,
S81750; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway, $3.50; Minneapolis,
st. Paul G. Sault Ste. Marie Railway,
$500; Northern Pacific Railway prior
lien and land grant per cent, $79S.75;
Northern Pacific, Great Northern Joint,
1920; Oregon Short Line, S825; Penn
sylvania Company, 1910; Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Chicago e. st. Louis Rail
way consolidated, $1,825; st. Louis,
Peoria G. Northwestern Railroad, $3.50;
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail
road consolidated, $780, Southern G.
Northern Alabama Railroad, $3.50;
Southern Railway, $3.50; Union Pa
cifc Railroad, $1,710; Union Pacific
Railroad, S7S5; Winona e. St. Paul
Railroad. $3.50; Brownsville and Mat
amoras Bridge Company, $1,000; New
York Gas, Electric Light, Heat and
Power Company, $500; New York and
Queens Electric Light, Heat and Power
Company, $965.
Mr.. Stillman instructed his execu-
tors not to invest more than S2500OO
IN any one security, except for cspe-
cially strong reasons.
The chief benefciaries under the will
of Mr.. Stillman are his sons, James A.
Stillman, Charles Chauncey Stillman
and DR.. Ernest G. Stilman. Each re-
ceived in trust one-third of the residu-
airy estate, which in each instance
amounts to S9,694,571. Upon the death
of each son his share is divided into
separate trusts for each of his chill
dren. On their deaths the property is
to be paid over to their children.
Thus the estate is held together for
two generations before being distrib-
utcd. Provision is made for the pay
ing of parts Of the trusts at different
ages Of the grandchildren.
Trust Fund for Daughters
For each Of his daughters, Mrs. Will
lam G. Rockefeller and Mrs. Percy A.
Rockefeller, MIR. Stillman left the life
income from a trust fund Of SO 3,50OO0O
The trusts are now valued at $3,394,53O
each. The sons and daughters will
snare equally in the distribution of
their fathers paintings, other works
of art, silver and household effects