Nagle, Admrx. v. Fleming Et Ux.

Per Curiam,

This appeal was submitted to the court below and to us as a case stated.

John Nagle died in 1884 leaving real and personal property. His will and codicil provided: “It is my will that the house and lot I now live in shall be occupied by my wife so long as she remains my widow together with all my household furniture. And in the event of her death or marriage I authorize and empower my executor hereinafter appointed to sell the said house and lot and divide the proceeds share and share alike between my son John W. and my daughters Carrie and Sallie and my son John F. or the survivor…