The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-06
ROBERT GoELETS WILL.
Almost the whole Estate Divided Among
His Widow. His SON md His Daughter.


NEWPORT. II. l.. June 5.-The will o. Robert
Goelet who died In Naples was offered for
probate here to-day. 1t is a long document.
occupying twenty one pages, was executed on
Nov. X. 1893. In Newport. and was witnessed by
residents OF Newport. The executors named
are Harriek.W 'Goelet. widow OF the testator;
Robert Walton Goelet. his son, and George
g. De Witt. They are not REQUIRED to give
bonds. need make no accounting and are not
to be held responsible for loss.
After directing the payment OF all debts and
OF the funeral expenses Of the testator. the
will makes the following bsauests: To Robert
Alexander Roberts. son of the late Robert @.
Roberts. 5000: to William Berrian. $4,000:
to Thaddeus Firth Jr., $1,000: to Charles n.
Schenck and John Yale. each 81 600: to Harry
Rande $1,000: to James Mcfarland. $500:
to Thomas Callahan and John Hickey. each
$500.
To Francis b. Riggs is given one share In tho
Resticouche Salmon Club. Mr.. Goeet be-
qusathes to his son. Robert Walton Goelst the
Goeet family Bible, his other share In the
Restigouche Salmon Club and all his trotting
horses. To his wife he gives the steam yacht
Nahma and his box. No. "a. in the Metronoli-
tan Opera House, together with his share In
the Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Com
pany. The box and the share are to 20 upon
Mrs Cioelets decrease TO his daughter. Bea-
trlce. or. II the latter dies before his wife. to
his son. To Mrs Goelet are given all he
household effects furniture. silver. plate. pic
lures. books, tapes tries. stationery, bric brac
and all works OF art. all wearing apparel lewel:
carriage horses. stable furniture and equip
ment. garden tools and plants. except those
In the testators home in tuxedo and at his
lodge in Canada. ~
Mrs. Goelet is to receive an annuity of $500
600 during her life she is to have the house
nd IftG at
nue. and Forty-eighth street. Now York. with
their, appurtenances. during her lie, and on
for her daughter 70 her also are given the
able and lot at 3 East Flfty-second street.
e5t.. The residence. stable and land on the
Gins at Newport are given to Mrs. Goeet and
At her death her son Is to avg the nr%neT h
house. stable and two plots OF land with fur
niture and all appprtenances at Tuxedo Park :
the RestiGouche River. Canada. and the prop
erty comprising the Hotel lmperial; the san
Sar9 ana me ,b IN ff% tho the
twenty Jour parcels OF land and properties
in New York and half the personal estate are
left in trust and out Of this property The tIns-
tees are to pay one.half the annuity Of Mrs
avenue and the Fifty. second street properties
| IN New York and on the Newpor, estate during
Mrs. Cioolet's lifetime They are to. pay the
| remaining net income or as much OF 1t as Is
deemed necessary to educate the testator y
| daughter. Beatrice. during her minority. and
| the balance accumulated is to be paid TO the
daughter when she is n years Of age there
| after they are to nav her tho remaining net
income during her life: on her, death the
none. to Robert ". toelet. All the rest OF the
real estate and the remaining one-half Of the
| personal estate are to form trust. out OF
| which ne-half OF Mrs Goeets annuity and
| one half the taxes on her real estate are to be
paid. The remainder 10 to 90 TO Robert W.
Goeet, who is to receive the personal estate
| when he reaches the age Of % years. When
| the children are 81 years old each ia to re-
| tioelet il appointed guardian OF the children
| 1t is IMPOSSIBLE to make any accurate esti-
| mate OF the value OF the estate.