The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
GOSPEL xOSEYLESDEa IS DEAD
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EUE WANNA WORk
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tp.insti street Prrh''t' Nn b~sa
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tpuud,~i all l- ua.,f,-- ut-r,tiuus IN
he. news IT Jh. l,a'. .l Wilson " nln-
lap ct lui Wi Iv.H',. hr-t street was
k'pt from his rmp,H,'.- u.'tl Poo hihg II
hi vii. Nhioh g,,,- th" estate o. ~" i'ad
money hudcr To hi -i-,,r. Mr. Eu-r D.
Sh",iitm. who hN,- o. hruN,,." IL
Iuuhp got uotou.tv ~ New work. and
PhiAd,lphia from NJ g,.i.l wagon, IN
which hr -st cut e. convert 'h" jews ana
from Ia. mouey-l.udr < uf-rati"t- IN
which h. was accused fr, u"itlv Il Gsury.
His experiences Ia The ,uuf'- "n th'-e
charges wer~ So urp"n~an' that h" ar
rat Pei his husiu,- - so that % would Ia
hari 10 identity him with a. Zach 81
hi. oficrs hzcams a loan company The
oficr force did not Know him at all lie
had n supsrntend,rt. With whom he did
business, III" suI-ru.''udrii had charge
Of inspectors ard agent, The iusT-ctors
inquir- into the occupation, prospects,
and personal pruI-rty holdings Of arpl-
cants for loans. Dunlap was one OF the
first men to loan money 20 employees On
assignments Of thar salaries. Ill" made
a fortune IN Philadelphia one man who
form. rlv Worked tor Dunlap how has ofiVs
of thls class o. ~INt,,L CIiI'- AMI In said TO
Ur worth sJnJD
Dunlap office employees at his West
1Wouty-nrst street Ila 4" Jaw HIM o'a-
~slonallV. but th'v were iusffurt"d never TO
address him on the street. ana To reply TO
all inquiries that th"v dit not know him.
Il didn't know Dunlap wa dead until
TO-DAY : aid the iu,l-',"r IN ch.,ge 81 III:
West T~w"nty-tir-t s'rr,t 1la," We didn't
know that ". vurksi fpr him A man
ought to be satisfied To get his pav without
insisting on knowing Whu pay hun They
saw Dunlap ,hate,i lsurv WHY, he didn't
| charge but o pcr cent. hut 81 course there
wa "A notary fee for making out the paper
| But the notary fee j. u"v"rlinor" than ~
generally only g. Well Come In.
Au agent entered This Teller broke his
leg and can't paw said ia" agent, holding
up a Collection clip II" -ays bell paw NE
| whole si2 for the three weeks next saturday,
Hes been a customer fpr eight years and We
might let up on him
Ibid he Gnlv break ono leg'' asked the
inspector well, 81 the money next week.
OF I'll break your uSk-
Thu- il Mr DunlAp's business goine On
after his death.
The notary f.. IL tho wav around the law
The ~tsaIrr- have TO to mad" out each time
VT" Ian i renewed No sum larger than
81 j. lent and the notary f." IN that l. ~
a month. 10 which q isf cent. Interest 10
added
Imulap'- crnpl vcc- knew lcss 81 his
brother. wUo l. uu- partner, b II him.
~" p.h"t Dunlap lived most - NJ" limo
10 A. Ifi,I pl., When Wilson Dunlap ii"d,
uu Nav ~ ~ NJ West Tw'uiy-'f-' -'r'',
i.. ispiv WAS shipped AZ ur,, 'u T. I.t"l-
plIa
Ia having his estate 20 hi~ sister. .ulap
directed her go ~, II fui the spr.at e he
true kuoV.cisc 10 oar l"ri and SAVIOUR.
jesus Christ
Tho I%-tijIpn for prota'" at a value 81
S.up N ~" property IA mis- state. Tn
l,~- he oOnv"voi II 20 hi- brother 20 "scaI-
w.. collateral ~luh"u'arc' Tax law Dunlap
.,ff a much larger estate. TT lis income AT
,ur 'l.t" from hI~ rhilad''plIi aut New
York business combined wi- said 10 Os
s4U1 't 9 50 "a month
Dunlap was kuuvu al n ~" streets as
-" ,--ihvd man II" had i--u Iaralyz"d
rp' many wears and went about in a wheel
chair III g.-I-i wagon Vas modified
several 'iW"- ia rs yourn"Niug~ through
the taSt Side