New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
THE WILL OF MRS. OTTENDORFER
REQUESTS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS AND TO
TIE sIAATs ZEITUNG EMPLOYEs.

REQUESTS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS AND TO
THE SHAFTS ZEITUNG Employees
Mrs. Oswald OttendOrfer. by her will, filed yes
terday, after leaving mementoes OF lewelry to her
three daughters. Mrs. AdOiph Schalk, Mrs. Charles
T. Woerishofer and Mrs. FREDERICK Riedl Won
Rledenstein; to her daughtcT-in-law, Mrs. hermann
Thl and to her grandchildren, and di Getting that
the rest of her ewery and apparel shall be divided
among her three daughters, bequeaths TO her hus-
band her furniture, plate, books, horses, etc,
TO pass, upon his death, 10 her daughters; Mrs
OttendOIfer leaves 10 the German WOmans AID So
ciety for deserving widows, orphans and SICK per
sons, and TO the German Hospital ana DlSpenS3Iy
of New-YOTk $4,000 each: 10 the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Children and TO The Ger
man Hospital of Newark. n. j., $4,000 each; to
Charlotte WOrch widow OF a former employe of
the Stats Zetupg, 10 lheOpbll Beust and Edward
BriOn, employees of that paper, $1,000 each, and
SO 600 20 John Lauckhardt. an employe. TO Ed
ward Uhl, her son by her former husband the te.-
tatrx gives One-half of her interest IN the Stadts
/eituRq and the other half she leaves as a trust
fund for the benefit OF her three gTandsons, Hcr-
mann, Oswald and Manfred hi, during their MI
norty, the amount to go to them absolutely when
they become OF age. Edward Uni receives the de-
cedent's real estate IN Kansas. Mrs. Ouendor1er
bequeaths TO her husband life interest in her
property lying between the Boulevard and the
North River and Observation-Disclosures third and
One-hundred- and hfly-seventh SITS. and her house.
No East SeVenteenth-St. The rest OF the estate
tinct equal shares. -Four of these TO Mrs. often
doTfers three daughters and her son, Edward Uni,
forever The NTH share Is 10 be dlVlded INTO tuIee
parts and invested for the EDUCATION OF the dhree
gTandsOns Hermann, Oswald and Manfred. They
will into the possession Of these requests ON
arriving at age.
The instrument is dated March %, 1881, and the
executors are Oswald OttendOrfcT, the decedenrs
three daughtersand her son, and Andrew Ii. Green
By a codici of March 3D. 1882, the following be
quests are made: Isabel Heimuth, of Long Island
CITY, $25, 900 employees of the Stats ZeitURg,
S25 900 the United Relief Works of the Society
for Ethical Culture, $4,000; and Das Rationale
Observation-Disclosures Lelrer seminar OF Mil
waukee, Wis, $4,000. The $4,000 for the EN-
poyes of the Stdats ZetuHg is to be divided among
such ones as shall be devOting and contributing
their whole time labor and services to the paper.
The sum is TO be divided prOrGtd in proportion TO
the aggregate salaries of each employee IN the six
months preceding TIE death of the tesatrix.
Mrs. Ottendorfer revOkes the bequest Of one-half
the StaQts ZittRg stock 10 her son, and places at
his disposal instead 1902 shares OF the capital stock
The grandsOns given fOrty-eight shares instead
OF the onc-half interest provided for in the body OF
the will. The estate is estimated al about 80, O0O
600.