The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-29
MISS DUNN RE7RAC7S HER CHAR9ES
Lawyer Wilson, She Says, Has Explained
About tho House He bought for Her.. I'd.

Lawyer Wilson, She Says, Has Explained
About tho House He Bought for Her..
The personal and professional integrity OF
Mr.. William r. Wilson OF Elizabeth were called
into question yesterday by the allegations In
a suit for S25.000 damages and an application
for an attachment on real estate in this city.
which came up before Judge McAdam I'm the
Superior Court in this city. Mr.. Wilson Is q
lawyer. young. successful. and apparently
prosperous He served a term as Prosecutor
OF the Pleas in Union county. and he is the
proprietor of the Central Ne'o Jersev Herald o
daily paper printed at Elizabeth. His law
offlce'is at 142 Broad street. his newspaper
office is right across the street, and he lives at
52S Monroe avenue. ''t
The suit was brought by Miss Frances E.
Dunn OF 10 High street. Elizabeth. Miss
Dunn's father kept grocery at High street
and Elizabeth avenue; From him she inher-
aunt n s0 Mr. Wilson "a" and she sf have long BEEN
friends. He was her lawyer when she inher-
Tied her money. and when all the money was
for for h seEeh'r she asked MIN about investing
In her complaint she seys that she deposited
Snd 5 s5 sSs 81 ss1ySa1 ea
Tthd5sW dsrnG rs Re SSa s
1872 she says he advised her to purchase the
@o% ye S saa
and clear. She had faith in him. and consented
for the, deed OF the property from time to time,
he neglected to give 1t to her. 80,
Sf' fos sad 'h had
In his own name; She learned also q that Az there ,
the oh WG Witch have not 5ssa cap
celled and are liens on the property. Judge
McAdam granted an attachment against the
property. .,, =, p.
Mi. Wilson was m UGH disturbed By these al,
Tit is awful-awful." he exclaimed. 1T was
all the result Of a mistake and misSndeE.
havina 5esun this action n Until to.dsy when
NM Asa DSsn .S lawyer q Jsfsss
Then he told me Of the suit he had begun for
Miss Dunn; l went right down to see her:
told m Q then that she had taken q friend to
see the b and they had
took her to a lawyer. The lawyer she said.
tod her she must get an att atttae,hhment; she
been all right. I explained matters to her.
and nov everything is settled" A.. .uoa
lions in the suit In this city were substantially
Miss Dunn wanted to invest her MONEY!.
he said where 1T would bring her In good
income, took her to see the house, and she
It Tor ten months. made out the deed Tor il.
and it must be among her papers now. but in
some way it has not been put on record"
Mr.. Wilson did not say clearly whether the
deed was in her possession or whether he still
had it among her papers in his hands.
and the suit 1t vii vii f be te @ i"''
He also acknowledged that it was true that
the property was to be delivered free and clear
OF all membranes.
There waa a reason why the mortgages
were not paid" he said. Miss Dunn knew of
the mortgages. She was thinking OF buying
some other property. and. in that case. these
mortgages were to be kept on the house and
the $4,000 was to be used to secure the other
property Nothing was decided about this
when she went to Europe In June OF this year.
and she has only Just returned. The mort!
cages will be paid and cancelled at once."'
Miss Dunn was seen after Mr.. Wilson's visit
to her The whole thing is settled" she said.
begun the suit. Mr.. Wilson has explained
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