New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
D|SPOSES OF 100000.
Joseph D. CAROLS Will Makes
Daughter Principal Beneficiary.
ALSO REMEMBERED
Long Estrangement Ended on
Deathbed-S50,00 Each for
Masses and Mausoleum.

Joseph u. Carroll. of the Fiss, Doerr
& Carroll Hors, Company, who began his
business career as an attendant at
lunch counter. dispOses Of more than
81 .0Oo,OCO i'm his will, which was filed yes
terday in the Surrogate's Court. Mr. car
roll died in the New York HOSPITAL on
November b following an operation TO
relieve him Of tumor on the brain.
The bulk Of the estate, consisting OF
personal and real property, is left IN
trust, so that eventually the income from
all the trust funds viii 60 to Lorena Car
roll, his daughter, now not quite fourteen
Years old or To ner children. should she
eyer marry. or be disposed Of by her
in a will Nor did Mr.. Carroll fail to
provide Cor his wife, Mrs. Martha l.. car
roll, from whom he had long been scpa-
rated and who had the custody OF theF
child by court order.
The couple became reconciled while Mr..
Carroll was on his deathbed. he having
sent for his wife The will, executed IN
SaptemGnr, gives Mrs. Carroll the life I'M
come from a trust fund Of $4,000 on No
ycmber the testator added codicil to
his will in which ne creates another trust
fund of $4,000 for the life be~eit of his
wife
Mr. Carroll leaves two funds OF v25,O09
each TO pay for masses for the repose oil
his soul and provided literally from other
trust funds for several friends. AS 20 the
future of the Fiss. DOerr & Carroll Horse
Company. Mr. Carroll provides that his
business
liquidated within three months after his
death. He calls attention in his VIII 10
the practice Of selling horses and wagons
on credit and he instructs his executors
that after his death this method of doing
business he abandoned and sales be made
only Tor cash
Mr.. Carroll names mis- two nepheWs the
Rev. Michael Boran, OF Leavenworth'
Kan. and the Rev Edward Doran, OF
this city, as two Of his executors, ana 10
each Of these he gives $4,000 for the
masses. lie also provides that II ms
daughter dies before she is thlrty-hVe
wears old or dies iutestate after she i
thirtv-fve years old and without chl!-
dren. an the trust funds shall revert TO
the executors. The testator says:
attach no conditions as TO the dispose
ti0u 10 be- made OF these FUNDS by lHeHl.
Knowing their high Christian character
and their benevolent includtions, ! kno"
tne- will devote such moneys TO the pct
tcrmaut Of mankind. II IS my request
however. that they especially observe the
needs of any of my knsmen. ana II any
are deserving and needy they give them
such help as In their Judgment u heGes'
sary. but / declare no trust Tor theIr
benefit.
Mr.. carroll sets aside $lO)o5l for the
education and maintenance Of his daugh-
ter. The will provides that she receive
the income Of this fund and Of other trust
funds. aggregating $4,000, when she is
tweuty-oue years Old or on the death OF
IN. beuafciaries Of the funds. The daugh-
ter at that time will also receive the in
come from the entire residue OF the es-
tate. The testator instructs his executors
To invest the money Of his estate in first
mortgages on Manhattan real estate
To his brother X. f. Carroll, the tes-
tator gives the If income on $4,000, and
TO his nieces, Miss Verna Doran and Miss
Emma Carroll. the income from 10000
each. To four friends and associates
Mr.. Carroll leaves the income Of $4,000
each for life
The will also provides Tor the erection
Of a mausoleum i'm Calvary Cemetery not
10 cost more than $4,000.