Gill's Estate

Per Curiam,

Testator devised his estate in trust for a son and daughter, “for their maintenance and education,” directing that the trustees named by him, — a trust company and certain individuals, — should invest the fund so that it would “bear sufficient interest” to pay for such “education and maintenance.” He further particularly directed that the trustees should “not deliver over any of the principal......until such time as [they] in their judgment deem[ed] it wise and prudent to deliver over the same,” and that, “when in the best judgment of [such trustees] they deem[ed] it wise and…