New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07

corporated, in such form as shall be
satisfactory to said trustees, under and
pursuant to the laws Of the State Of
New York. whether by special act or
under the provisions of a general law.
an institution to be known as "The
Frick Collection" for the purpose of
establishing and maintaining gal
lery Of Art in and at the said house and
premises above described, and encour-
aging and developing the study Of tho
fine arts, and of advancing the general
knowledge Of kindred subjects; such
gallery Of art to be for the use and
benefit of ali persons whomsoever, to
the end that the same shall be 4 public
gallery of art, to which the entire pub
only to reasonable regulations to be
from time TO time established by the
said corporation.
Authorize Corporation
Such corporation may have such
powers as the said trustees shall de-
termine to be appropriate or neces-
sary to enable it fully to carry out
the spirit and purposes of the gifts
made to it by this my will.
II authorize the said trustees to or
ganlze the said corporation, to deter
mine the number of its directors or
trustees and to select the first board
OF directors or trustees thereof, and
II would be agreeable to me that they
themselves should serve as members Of
such board.
"All the books, pictures, paint
ings, engravings. porcelains, enamels,
bronzes, statuary, rugs, tapestries, car
s.
niture and furnishings. bric-a- brac
and other works of art at time of my
death shall be contained in or usu-
ally kept by me in my dwelling house
aforesaid, together with all other
articles of personal property which at
the time of my death shall form a
pert OF the furnishing and equipment
Of my said dwelling house, including
the organ therein installed, / give and
C. Frick, my daughter Helen C. Prick,
my son Childs Frick, George F. Baker
ir. j. Horace Harding, Walker D.
Hines. Lewis Cass Ledyard, John D.
Rockefeller jr., and Horace Have
meyer and the survivors and survivor
Of them and their successors. in trust,
to hold. maintain and preserve the
same in the house aforesaid until the
Incorporation Of the institution afore-
assign, transfer and deliver, and |
hereby give and bequeath the same
unto the said corporation to be known
as The Prick Corporation
1T is my desire that this beuest be
literally construed to the end that it
may include all articles appropriate or
useful for the purpose of said corpora
ton.
Il give and bequeath unto my wife,
Adelaide II. c. Prick; my daughter,
Helen c. Frock; my son, Childs Frick;
George F. Baker jr.. j. Horace Hard
ing, Walked D. Hines, Lewis Cass Led
yard John D. Rockefeller jr. and Hor-
ace Havemeyer, and the survivors and
survivors of them and their successors.
the sum of s15.0O0,000, in trust to in
vest the same and keep the same in
vested, with power to alter and vary
all Investments, whether original or
subsequent, and with power to invest
the said trust fund at all times and
from time to time in such property in
vestments and securities, whether real
or personal, as they shall deem proper
and whether the same be OF the char
acter or class regarded by law as
proper Investments for trust funds or
not, and in further trust to collect and
receive the income arising from the
said trust fund, and. until the incor-
poration Of the said institution. to APP
ply so much of the said income as shall
be necessary TO the payment of the
taxes, assessments. insurance, repairs
and restoration OF my said dwelling
house and premises, and tc guarding
and protecting therein all the paint
ings, works Of art and other articles of
personal property above described, and
keeping the same in proper repair and
condition, and from time to- time, until
the incorporation of the said institu-
ton. to apply so much of said income