The Washington times., 1911-08-25
MRS. HUTCH|NS
TO Be ALLOWED
$4,000 A YEAR
Auditor Dent Recommends
An Income Of $500
A Month.
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ance / have recommended G2.5Oo per
MONTH, Mrs. Hutchins ghould provide
as far as she can. In time. to care for
the unpaid bills"
Status Of the Case.
Mrs. Hutchins demanded that Trustee
Dante pay these bills, many OF which
are from Washington merchants. But
she secures the $500 allowance, refused
by the trustee when he filed his suit
for administration Of his trust.
An allowance of 5000 per month was
offered Mrs. Hutchins, 1t Is reported,
last spring II she would not file lunacy
proceedings against her husband. but
ira per month by rejection of the COM
promise offer. said to have been made
by Walter and Lee Hutchtns, her step
sons. The insanity proceeding was hled,
but never heard in court, Mr.. Hutchlns
being taken to the Narragansett Pier
cottage late last June to avoid the
heat here.
That Mr.. Hutchins is not improved
physically or mentally since his removal
Is reported. He Is seventy-four years
of age, and serious results are reared
as a result Of three strokes Of apoplexy
he recently suffered.
Attorneys Cuttings & Chamberlain.
counsel for Mrs. Hutchins, have not
decided II they will object to the re,
port Of the auditor. Brandenburg &
Brandenburg attorneys for Trustee
Dante, are also undecided.
Itemizes Expenses.
Although the attorneys for Mrs.
Hutchins and Trustee Dante agreed
upon a stipulation that the net annual
income OF the estate is to be placed at
500, 900. Auditor Dent found the actual
net income is Sl2S.OO0 He reports the
gross income to be S2s4, 4Oe. and that Mr..
Hutchins has debts of 81 .603. OF, Of which
$3.50, ,S75 is in demand obligations and
N.2i2,1F in mortgages upon Washing
ton real estate.
Finding that the ordinary household
and personal expenses of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchins are S2,012 a month, Auditor
Dent itemizes the following:
Servants, S242; automobile, livery. and
chauffeur, $275: gas and electricity, $40;
telephone, SIS; coal and wood. $50; milk.
$50: ice. SO; fish. SIS: groceries and
wines, $3.50; housefurnishings and re-
pairs, $l05: pew rent. Sl6 music, SIS;
confectionery. IS; charity. SIS; theater
tickets. $40; stationery. 50; veterinarian
81: oculist, 81: summer clubhouse dues.
IS: silver insurance, IS: massage, $;
drugs and toilet articles. $50; flowers,
S15; clothes cleaning. $50: physicians,
S25; dentist IS: travelling expenses, $50;
Hutchins, $500; rent OF summer cottage,
$40: rent of Mrs. Hutchins' Paris apart
ment, $40; taxes on Paris apartment,
SIS: furniture insurance, 81; personal.
SIS: books. g: taxes on residence, Si5.
and incidentals, SIS.
Gross Annual Income.
Itemizing the gross annual income OF
the Hutchins estate, Auditor Dent says
S3s, ,e55 per year is received from Mer-
Eenthaler Linotype stock; $500 from
Lick Creek and Lake Erie railway
stock. and rents from the Washington
buildings owned by the millionaire as
follows:
Highlands. $4,000; warder. 1880;
Builders Exchange. $4,000; market.
Sla.7O lie Droit. $3.50: Mt. Vernon
apartments, $4,000; armory. $4,000;
Fourteenth and G streets northwest,
S16,345; Westmoreland apartments, s3S,
COO. and the Hutchins building. H1,1S5.
Auditor Dent reports decrease of
mortgage debts last year by $4,000. and
suggests that several of the pressing
mortgages coming due soon can be re-
newed.