The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-19

Many OF the local charitable iHstitu-
lions and hospitals were remembered by
Theodore J. Mayer. the late senior mem
Der OF the frm Of William NJ Gait & Co.
-four and feed merchants. First and In
diana avenue, In his will dated February
is last. filed for probate yesterday. The
testator. who died March II last, stipu-
lated in his viii that his body be en-
halmed and eremated, which request has
been carried out
The institutions to benefit by his mag
nanimity are; Aid Association for the
Blind, $1,000: Eastern Dispensary and
Casualty Hospital. for the benefit Of poor
patients, $1,000; Swiss Association. called
the ~Gruetm Verein." Of this city. Sz00e;
Swiss Benevolent Association. 5000 the
Interest Of which Is TO be distributed an
nually among poor Swiss: Children's Hos
pital, s50oo National Homeopathic Hos
pital. 5000. Washington City Orphan
Asylum. 5000: German Orphan Asylum.
5000; Washington Hospital for Found
lings, $5,o0o, Garfield Memorial Hospital
5000; Home for IncllrabIes. Soe00; Emer-
geney Hospital, 5000; Rupert Home for
Aged People. $4,000
In Case of sons Death.
It is further provided in the viii that if
the son Of the testator, Theodore Albert
Mayer should die without Issue before he
shall have attained the age of forty
eight years, the following requests shall
become Of force: $l5.000 10 the testators
brothers and sisters; Children's Hospital,
$4,000 National Homeopathic Hospital,
$1,000: Washington city Orphan Asylum.
SOC George Washington Hospital, SIG
90; Garfield Memorial Hospital. $4,000.
German Orphan Asylum, $1,000 Washing
ton Home for Incurables, $50 000: Washing
ton Home for FOundliHgs, s20.000; Aid
Association for the Blind $50 600, Elmer
gsncy Hospital. sl0.00. Eastern Dispensary
and Casualty Hospital $1,000. Rupert
Home for Aged People. S20.000
II is further stipulated In the viii that
to each Of the children of his brother-in-
law, Florian r. Hitz be paid s3.000. TO
Bertha. Frid8 and Conrad Graf, the chill
dren of his deceased sister. Christina
Graf, Of Rebstein, Switzerland, is de-
vlsed SZ,000 each. to the two children or
his deceased brother. John Mayer. OF
Leuchingen. Switzerland. S2.000 each: TO
tAtN NAAt-A@iA 1A ttE attt2-lt37+ EasfAEA ANNA
Catherine Schachtler, widow OF Jacob
.Sehachtler Upland. Nebr.. 8, go each, and
20 his cousin, Katie Edemann. of Jersey
City Heights. n. J., S,e00; Mrs. Mary J.
Stephens. $500
Son Gets Personal Elects.
Theodore Albert Mayer. 1he son OF the
deceased. is 70 receive premises "a q
street southeast. with al the horses, car
riages, automobile. harness, furniture and
all personal effects and property CON
tanned in these premises also ten shares
Of stock in the Central National Bank,
ten shares of stock in the Union Trust
Company, ten shares Of stock in the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany. and $1,000 cash
The rest and residue Of the estate is
devised 10 the American Security and
Trust Company, which concern is named
as executor Of the VIII. 90 be held i'm trust
TO pay 20 Theodore Albert Mayer, the
son Of the deceased 800 month until he
is thirty-thTee years old, when he is TO
receive Si5.GJ0 cash. At the age OF thirty
six he is to receive another Sl5,900; at
thirty-nine $4,000 is 20 be paid him; "a
similar amount at his forty-second year;
another like sum when he shall have at
tanned the age OF f0rty-five and al his
arrival al the age OF forty-eight he is
20 receive the balance Of the fund.