...will, all personal property and real estate, * * * iu any manner devised or bequeathed by the said will for the establishment in the City of New York of a hospital as aforesaid". Subsequently, the trustees, by formal resolution, accepted and adopted the act of incorporation...

...Where a testator bequeathed the residue of his estate to nine trustees, for the establishment of an hospital for the reception and relief of sick and diseased persons, and directed them to apply to the legislature for a charter to incorporate the same, and in case the legislature...

...James I. Roosevelt, Edwin Clark, Esq., John M. Knox, Esq., and Adrian H. Muller, Esq., all of New York, for the establishment, in the city of New York, of...diseased persons, and for its permanent endowment." This board of nine trustees has sole charge of the Institution and its endowment, and has power to...

...wisdom of the general form in which the object of this Hospital is stated by its founder. It was to be a hospital for the reception and relief of sick and diseased persons. There is no limit to the charity, except in the extent of its funds. An sick and diseased persons without...

...I. Roosevelt, Edwin Clark, Esq., John M. Knox, Esq., and Adrian II. Muller, Esq., all of New York, for the establishment, in the city of New York, of...diseased persons, and for its permanent endowment." This board of nine trustees has sole charge of the Institution and its endowment, and has power to...

...John M. Knox, Esq., and Adrian H. Muller, Esq., all of New York, for the establishment, in the cityof New York, of a hospital for the reception and relief...diseased persons, and for its permanent endowment." This board of nine trustees has sole charge of the Institution and its endowment, and has power to...

...trustees, five of whom were presidents of certain charitable institutions, for the establishment of an hospital for the reception and relief of sick and diseased persons, and directed them to apply to the legislature for a charter to incorporate the same, and in case the legislature...

...trustees, five of whom were presidents of certain charitable institutions, for the establishment of an hospital for the reception and relief of sick and diseased persons, and directed them to apply to the legislature for a charter to incorporate the same, and in case the legislature...

...Eye Infirmary, the Demilt Dispensary, and the New York Institution for the Blind. It also provided for the establishment in the city of New York of a...diseased persons, and for its permanent endowment. The charity was to extend to all sick, without limit or restriction of any kind, and without distinction...

...consideration of the object for which the plaintiff WHS incorporated. The object was the establishment " of a hospital for the reception and relief of sick and diseased persons, and its permanent endowment pursuant to the directions of the last will and testament of its founder."...