The New York herald., 1920-01-25
|JUILLIARD ESTATE
TO Be AUCTIONED
Valuable Properties To Be Sold t.
Comply with Provisions Made
in Will.

| Following close upon the successful sale
| OF the many properties disposed Sf last
Tuesday by the estate OF the late Mrs.
Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage, Joseph p.
Day. auctioneer, announces another sale
quite similar in character. to be held on
Tuesday. February 10, at noon, in No.
| II vesey street, for the estate of the late
Mrs. Helen Cossitt Juilliard. the wife Of
| the late Augustus D. Juilliard.
| The executors of the estate as orig
| inally named were Augustus D. Juilliard.
| her husband; Edward W. Barnes and the
Central Union Trust Company. The sur
viving executors are the trust company
and Edward w. Barnes. The attorneys
are LarSin & Perry.
The real estate to be sold in order to
meet the many bequests contained in the
will of Mrs. Juilliard are located in
the Broadway and Leonard street sec
tions OF the old wholesale dry goods dis
trict. in the lower west side produce and
warehouse districts. and in West Fifty
first street, near Broadway, in the ex-
| tension to the Forty-second street hotel
and amusement district
Mrs. Juilliard died on April g 1916
Aside from large gifts to her husband
Mrs. Juilliard left the bulk Of her estate
to her nieces, Mrs. Elizabeth c. S. vata-
BILE. Of Paris and Mrs. Catherine c. D.
Rogers. of Tuxedo Park. N. Y. also the
|
Guild. the Lincoln Hospital and Home. the
Y. M. c. A.. the Y. w. c. A., the New
York Society for the Prevention Of CruAty
to Children. the American Museum of Mt
ural History the New York Orthopaecic
Dispensary and Hospital and the Chill
dren's Aid Society.
Mrs. Juilliard for many years was mana
ger OF the Lincoln Hospital About
twenty-four years ago she gave to st.
Johns Guild the floating hospital. known
as the Helen c. Juilliard." as well as
an endowment toward its support In
February, 1916, there was launched, at
Wilmington. Delaware. new hospital
ship. This also was named for her. it
being the joint gift OF herself and her
husband. to st. Johns Guild.
Other large benefactions, made during
the lifetime Of the late Mrs. Juilliard
took the form of an extension to the Y
M. c. A. building in West 57th street,
known as the Cossitt Memorial also the
May Cossitt Dodge Memorial; part Of
the N. Y. Orthopaedic Dispensary and
Hospital in East 59th street. also dona-
ton to the building and equipment of the
Frederick Fl. Cossitt extension to Colo
rado College, the foundation being for
the general use Of the men of the college
to help its students to fit themselves
FOR the higher form Of service, and to
prepare themselves in mind and body to
for others"
Lived in Madison Square.
Descended, on the paternal side. from
Rene Cossitt, who came from Franco
about two hundred years ago and made
his home in Connecticut, and on her
mothers side from the Andrus family, of
New York. Mrs. Juilliard had many rela-
tives prominent in the life of New York
The Cossitt family residence for many
" orcx lnno tad ~, Nd;
later in Madison avenue. near 34th street.
The marriage of Miss Cossitt to Augustus
d. Juilliard occurred in 1877.
BY her will. Mrs. Juilliard bequethed
to her husband several fine examples OF
old tapestries. These were to remain in
his possession during his lifetime, and
after his death to so to the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art. These tapestries soon will
be exhibited in the metropolitan Museum.
Mrs. Juilliard also bequeathed to hef
husband the sum of $1O00,000; Of tina,
amount $4,000 was given to him outright
the other 10000 she directed to be paid
to him without security, but to old thg
same for his use and benefit during hi;
life. upon his death it was to be divided
among the institutions already named
The absolute auction sale on February 10
has been decided upon In order that the
various bequests contained in the will OF
the late Mrs. Juilliard may be paid. Mr..
Juilliard died in April, 1919.
The properties to be sold are as follows:-
Nos. go and 634 Broadway. through to
Nos. 166 and 1853 Crosby street, a twelve
story store and loft building. between
Houston and Bleecker streets; Nos. II to
tS Leonard street, three seven story loft
buildings, between Hudson street and
West Broadway. TO be sold separa tely, and
No. IS Leonard street, between Broadway
and Church street, five story loft
building. These properties are all To-
Gated in the old wholesale dry goods dis
trict
Also, In the lower west side, the block
front In the south side OF Laight street.
from Varick street to st. Johns Lane,
known as No. IS Varick street and Nos II
and 10 Laight street. This is six story
loft building, and vacant corner plot;
also Nos. to Vestry street. through 10
Nos "a TO q Laight street between Va
rick and Hudson streets, three six story
warehouses; also the three story garage
at No. III West Fifty-first street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues
Mr.. Day will sell on the same day.
for the estate or the late AUGUSTUS n.
Juilliard. the twelve story store and loft
building at Nos. 32 to 36 West 18th st This
property has been ordered sold by the
executors OF the estate, Nthe Guaranty
Trust Company. Frederic A. Juilliard and
chester A. Braman. The attorneys for
the estate are Stetson. Jennings e. Rus
sell.