The sun., 1919-06-28
JUILLIARD LEAVES
S5,OOO,OOO TO KIN
Nephew, Partner in Firm, Gets
Big Legacy-Music Founda-
ton Receives $20,000,0OO.
REQUESTS TO SERVANTS
Many Relations, Friends and
Several Institutions Bene-
fitted in Will.

Requests Of cash and trust funds to
relatives totalling more than 5000. 900
are provided for in the will of the late
Augustus d. Juilliard, who left his en-
tire residuary estate Of possibly more
than $4,000, 900 to the promotion of mu-
steal ar.
The remarkable document, which IL of
interest particularly to music lovers the
world over. was examined yesterday by
a representative Of THE SUN at the office
OF Surrogate John d. swezey at Goshen.
y. Y, where It has been fled for pro-
bate.
The preliminary statements regarding
the will issued by the attorneys for the
estate, and which were published yes
terday morning, failed to explain the
unusually broad power with which the
testator vested the trustees who are to
administer the fortune he leaves to aid
struggling genius and foster good musi-
cal productions. They also omitted to
mention the legacies to twenty-five ,rela-
tives and the minor bequests made to
servants in the Juilliard household.
by far the largest private legacy Is
that willed to Frederick A. Juillard.
nephew and former business partner Of
The decedent. who Is to receive $4,000
600 outright, his uncle's valuable resi-
dence at IL West Fifty-seventh street.
his estate at Tuxedo, Orange County,
n. Y, all OF the property at both places
his garage. all of his motor cars. his
hux at the Metropolitan Opera House
and all OF his Jewels and personal eff
tets In addition he Is named as one
of the trustees of the "Juiliiard Musical
Foundation" in the will, and until the
establishment of that institution he is
to receive the full income from the enor-
nous residuary estate which 10 be-
aueathed to the foundation.
Other family requests amount to about
$4,000, 900 and ara distributed among
twenty-four persons The decedent's
brother, Charles +. Juilliard of Santa
Rosa. Cal. and two sisters. Mrs. Cath
crime J. Walker of Louisville and Mrs.
Anne J. Cahill of Bucyrus, Ohio. re-
ceive 500. 900 each outright.
To ten nieces is bequeathed $4,000
each, in addition to which there IL estab-
lished for ecah trust fund OF 800, 900,
from which the tincome is TO be paid each
niece for life; the principal In most cases
going TO descendants upon death of the
beneficiary.
These nieces are Lena Walker Auer Of
Louisville, Ohio: Ida Walker Lilly Of AL
lance, Ohio; Mary Augusta Loevitt OF
Denver. Ella Walker Wilson of Canton,
Ohio: Wilder Cor Wilda) Walker Krabill
OF Louisville. Ohio Laura Cornelia
Machado OF Washington. Mary Eta F'auve
OF Fort Wayne. Ind: Clara Anna Elder
OF Bellevue. Ohio: Florence NJ Dorsey OF
Los Angeles. and Isabelle J. Mcdonald
OF Santa Rosa, Cal.
Many Relations Remembered.
One niece. Catherine d. Rogers OF
New York city. receives 500. 900 out
right. Other requests made outright arc
TO Lena Helen Auer of Louisville, Ohio,
S2j000t Nellie Hall Blicke of Bucyrus,
Ohio, $50, 900: both of these benefciaries
are grandnieces; Lowell Juilliard Carr
Of Detroit, Mortimer l.. Hall of Pasa-
dena, Cal, and A. Juilliard Hail OF
Pasadena, Cal, all grandnephews. $685.
600 each.
Lewis l.. Juilliard. a nephew of the
decedent, is to receive the income for
life from a trust fund OF 100000, the
principal of which is to go upon his
death 10 Isabelle J. Mcdonald.
\ similar trust fund is established for
Elizabeth Stokes Ferrien of Paris. the
principal to go upon her death to the
children of John S. Rogers and Cath
crime Cossitt Rogers
The will directs the executors to set
aside sufficient of the estate to provide
Augustus Frederick Juilliard, Alfred
Lewis Juilllard and Jessie Strong Hall,
nephews of the testator, with annual In
cones of $1,000 each.
Servants In Mr.. billiards employ at
the time OF his death are to receive
800 for each year they have been in
his service, with an additional 500 for
each year exceeding five years. The
vii also provides for the expenditures
Of $4,000 rpon monument or
nausoleum IL q suitable one has not al
ready been erected. 10 mark the grave
Of the testator and his wife. Helen C.
Juilliard
The executors of the estate are en-
powered TO sell the testator's interest in
the firm of A. ID. Juilliard & Co.. 10
Worth street and zoo Fifth avenue, to his
surviving partners. and to accept notes