New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-30
{. S. HEWTT'S KINDNESS
EARNS BIG DIVIDENDS
His Daughter Inherits $685.
600 from Herman WrOnkoW,
Whom He Had Aided.
SIXTH OF BANKERS ESTATE
E. j. Levey Left S272,558-H.
w. Hubbard Schedules Total
S64,131-C. F. Mattlage
Property 81, 100000.

About $4,000 was the share Of Miss
Maud Elizabeth Hewitt. daughter Of
Elijah S. Hewitt, in the estate of Her
man Wronkow. banker and real estate
man. whose estate was appraised yester-
day at S73,57S Mr.. Wronkow died on
November 80, 1910 He left to Miss Hewitt
one-sixth of the residue OF his estate. to
be paid at the death Of his wife, Serena
Wronkow. This fund amounts to $685.. 272.
Miss Hewitt received also $500 outright.
Wronkow said in his will that these be-
quests to Miss Hewitt were in consdera-
ton Of many acts of kindness shown 10
him by her father.
Schedules Of the estate of Mr.. Wronkow
show several notes made by oscar Ham
mersteln and his son, William. The Ham
mersteins submitted affidavits that the
notes had been paid in full. There were
also two mortgages in the estate, aggre-
eating 10000 given by Oscar Hammer
stein on property in West 42d street.
Mr.. Wronkow held several notes given
by the Norman Cafe and Grill Company,
owned by Norman selby ("Kid" Mccoy.
The notes were set down as Of nominal
value.
Some OF the equities in real estate held
by Mr. Wronkow were $4,000 In No
State street, $1,000 in No. 1876 Madison
avenue and SS038l in No. 81 TO SO West
4jth street. He held mortgages and notes
valued at s3OSssl and had deposits
amounting 10 slG.O6I
The estate OF Edgar J. Levey. formerly
Deputy Controller Of this city, who
died on April %. 1912, was appraised at
S272. 55S His wife, Mrs. Amelia o. II.
Levey, has life interest in the entire
estate. and upon her death the remainder
goes TO an adopted daughter and three
relatives OF Mrs Levey.
Mr.. Levey had stocks and bonds valued
at sl7l. sos. Most Of these securities were
industrials. He had deposits OF 5000
and life insurance amounting to $1,000
Henry w. Hubbard, who was for thirty
four years treasurer OF the American Mis-
sionary Association and who died May q,
1913. left an estate appraised at s6i,lH.
The American Missionary Society re-
ceived 50. 099 with the stipulation that a
brother OF Mr.. Hubbard was 10 receive an
annuity of 81, 200 from that amount
Most Of the estate went to church and
educational institutions. Mr.. Hubbard
owned stocks and bonds valued at SS8,5oS
and had an income from trust estates
valued At s20,37s.
Charles +. Mattlage, head Of the whole
sale grocery firm of Charles F. Mattlage
& Sons. who died March 10, left an estate
here valued at s355.344 Mr.. Mattlage was
a resident OF Hoboken, and 1t is esti-
mated that his entire estate was Va4ued
al more than 100000
In his will he made requests and created
trust funds aggregating $4,000 lie LETT
the residue TO his wife. She died week
after he did. and the residue went 70
Charles H. Mattlage, a son. The New
York assets consisted OF real estate. and
included No. 276 Greenwich street valued
at SlOe.343. and No. 1870 West street. S6O.VO
The estate Of Virginia Force King VIII
Jams. widow of George G.. Williams VINO
was president of the Chemical National
Bank, was appraised AT slo5oSO. Mrs'
Williams died December 10, l9l-. Mrs'
Clara ]. Keech daughter, received oe-
quests OF s27. 263 and interest in $s6,5Sl. MIS-.
Williams owned stocks and bonds valued
al sll2.sO2 Her personal effects were APP
praised at sl7.373, not including three auto
mobiles at $500.