The New York herald., 1873-03-04
A MILLIoNNAIRE'S ESTATE.
The Will Of the Late Ex.MayOr Kalb.
Hefsch, of BrOoklyn-HOw Father
Provided for His Children.

The Will Of the Late Ex-Mayor Kalb-
Heisch, of BrOOklyn-HOw q Father
Provided for His Children.
The late Martin Kalbneisch, ex-Mayor of Brook.
lyn left an estate valued at about 81 500, ,oO0 The
following beduests appear In his will, which is to
be presented in the sufrOgate's Court on Thursday
next, when an application will be made to have
1t admitted to nfobate:-
To his 3Aughter, Elizabeth W. Robinson, house
and let on Pacific street. where sue resides; also
St(\0O0 and the further sum OF $4,000 Tor note
held by deceased against Mrs. Rcplnson's nus
band. 49,
amounting to 5000 of the sewing machine COM
pany with which lie - connected, and 1t Is ordered
that the executors deduct the amount OF the en-
doseme nts and liabilities of ofdeceased for Frederick,
amounting to between $50 900 and $400 900 from the
sum OF Si0o O00 and also the amount OF said sew
ausathed to Frederick the balance Of the SAID
500 alter such deductions, to be held and en-
loved by him during his natural life.
To Helen NJ Thursby, daughter house and lot on
South Fourth street, where she resides, and the
TO Edward 1. G. Kalbneisch, son, $4,000 for life.
To Charles H., Albert NJ. and Franklin Kalbnesch,
sons the SUN OF about $2S3, 900, being the amount
DUE owing or to become due ON contract for the
purchase OF real estate and business from de-
ceased. These sons have also left to them the
store and premises corner Of Fulton and Clin
streets New York, subject, however, to the pay
10 Franklin Ii. Kalbneish son, house on Port
land avenue where he resides, subject however,
to the payment to the executors of $4,000.
To Josephine M. l.. Fleet, daughter, mansion and
grounds Of deceased on the Bushwick Boulevard,
and horses carriages furniture and other personal
property on the premises.
To Isabella G. Weaver, daughter, $751; and all
the rest OF the estate, both real and personal, Is
| bequeathed to the nine children, to be divided
| equally among them.
Attached TO the will, which is dated January IL.
1873 is codicll, dated February a. 1878, somewhat
| modifying the original document. For instance,
| the executors (who are Charles H., Albert M. and
| Franklin H. Kalbneisch) are empowered to sell all
or any of the real estate not above specified, and 1t
| is likewise ordered that the several sums be-
queathed to the several chidgen for lie shall be
| invested by the executors In a safe manner,
| instead OF being paid ever, and the interest
given to the parties during their nIetime, ana az
the decease OF said parties the balance oI tne De.
| quests 20 to the issue. Edwards bequest Is cut
down to $50 000 and in event OF his death WITHOUT
children this sum Is to be invested by the execu
| tors and become part and parcel OF the Original
j estate. The codicil also directs that FredericR
| shall receive the absolute benefit OF the iatneIs
liabilities on his behalf, amounting TO between
thirty and forty thousand dollars, which snail ot
| deducted from the 100000, together with tnt
amount OF the sewing machine bonds; so that IL ne
shall pay such liabilities himself the executors shal
| refund him the amount from the estate for hi
| own beneht and use.
The witnesses OF the documents are Judg
| George Thompson, OF the City Court, and Dr. G.
| Schapps, OF Bedford avenue one OF his attending
| physicians.