New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
A CIGARETTE OR $4,000
BOY or THREE TO CHOOSE.
H'W Of ". II. ". Grcrcl Contains
Mann UnusuaI Provisions.

II Grevel Wilfred Edward Acker Of Atlantic
Highlands. \. J. smokes cigarette within the
next Twenty-Five avs he forfeitS his rights as
residuary lesatee 10 an estate valued az s25c0o
and left to him oy his Erardfsther, Wilhelm Henry
Macmillan Cirevel. who died az No. p East 10th
street on August II. Counsel for tae executors
ned The viii for probate Yesterday, and the grand
soR who Is now three years old, viii receive only
$3.50 If he violates its terms. which apply 10 him
before he is twenty-five years old.
Willy Hermann Grevel Graft. OF Washington
street, Jamaica 4 nephew Of the testator. and
Arthur L. Gehlert. the executors, 70 see thar
the Young heir does not DO anything that would
deprive him Of his inheritance When h reaches
the age OF sixteen he will be required 10 sign
statement each time he draws his quarterly ALLOW
ance from the estate, 70 rhe effect that he has
abstained from smoking paper cigarettes In The
will the words paper cigarettes" are underscored.
The viii is 1880 words IN length covers twenty
nine pages of fooscap and IS in the handwriting %
the testator.
To his wife the testator leaves all his propertv
that is now in her name, together uith property
near Atlantic Highlands bonds % the American
Tobacco Company and his household goods and
horses The latter, he directs after my death are
70 be driven exclusively by herself her coachman
our daughter. Ada Ida Jeanette Acker, or our
friend, Adele Henel" Miss IIenel gets $3.50 outright
and S25 month as long she remains unmarried
Mrs. Acker. his daughter and mother residu-
arv lsgatee. receives &.@o
Tn" testator directs that in the event OF his
specially married, following an honorable occu-
patton or having re-entered our home circle be
Ing sn invalid AZ the time Of the death OF my be
loved wife aud self. executors shall. a token
OF my affection for her during innocent childhood
pay her the sum of t25" after the death ~ my be
loved wife. bat not before January r. 1915 The
sum Of $500 has been aside tho income from
which is 20 he rai5 Miss ReDlnE and it she Is
legally and respectfully married or following an
honorable occupation or leading respectable lie.
sh" is 10 receive s." outright
After disposinC of about n'ry pieces ~ jewelry
and trink"t~ - as many friends the Rill says
Mv shor" and marine clothing. bCrts. raincoats,
oilers. caps and hats not especially desired 20 be
f"itlt"0 fpt h"r "t,u us" or tho occasional use Z"
". l., or our friend Adele HeuaI tminus he
Yacht club insignia which arc % be presented %
TN" club Tor which ft"t d@~iSnod1 are 20 cH
'GualN divided among my maif employee accord
wife.
In tho first paragraph ~ TIE Vil tho testator
directs that his body BE eucssNd in coffin. even
now provided by me. and IN an undsrtaker's wagon
not hears"l be taken 70 the nearest crematory
for uciueration. there % be met by two close
friends mot In any way connected With my family
volunteering the favor. who shall that my cot
m is demolished and shall remain in sight 81 the
retort 10 which Uy body IS committed unttl my
ashes are taken thNrrfrou
Minute directions given iu ~. remainder ot
tho paragraph r"r the handling % the ashes until
they shall hc securely ana rightit soidered."
Mr. Grets' who Was baker originated th'
bread line"