The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1902, Page 9

CAN'T HAVE A CASHIER! AN CLOSE SUNDAY EMBEZZLER? ) Ma Enforcement. INCITES TO BLACKMAIL, yor Low’s Reply to Park-|Former Employers Now Make Charge Against Van Vreeden. DISCLOSURE IN PROFITS. |Firm Made So Much After Discharge that an Investi- gation Was Made. His ice Pressure Does Not Result inj Obedience to the Excise Law. eden Was arraigned: in Market OG DOE MAYOR’ VIEWS EXCISE SIN BRIEF. He refused te make any oF examination. Simonayn, the { Simonson & f the firm West Fourth street, sere ae Vieeden ts a remark at 1 secure ‘ . an Vreeden was tie ve mit of | cashier of *aimonson. & Pachner) manu: i = of cloth hate a * ntidence DOOCDDOOODOOOOOUROO “" an rt king ai Pacher took mek | 4 Sunday. The con se at the end of mine) that they had | rs y : ey than they had | dd made in pre ¢ im mak whos | ° . > | $ ble results i So breach of i" nh investi. | b % mained at his © t he had been} © ve weveiat y H id called tnt aminatine bul enough Was , imonson to make Willing at the & Mayor Low to-day replied te Dr 4 ay Metectives Hall and MeGuire were de- * Parkhurst’s letter respecting the ube on tie case. They told Me. simon. “liberal enforcement” of the Excise | £00 £0) telephone his former employee. nit kine iim ts the office of Simon. & Vr laws. 1 when Va den The Mayor's letter is addressed to) \!" lie! the Society for the Prevention of | "4! ‘4 Sd ime, as follows Sentlemer ‘ to at hand Br or questions, (t alleges, in . tha made since Jan ~ FINDS HSE HEIR 10 FORTUNE, * STARRS NOW GOING TO CLAIM AN ESTATE IN IRELAND. Roosevelt ver tul enersy to attain th ai three dry Sunda: When First Informed of Hie Luck Me Treated ermination, ard an open fleld for t TT] ek ort law to the very limit w with the means ' “Parkhurat sass Brooklyn. | THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SANUARY 23, , 1902 9 MITE OF A DANCER SHINES WITH AMATEUR MINSTRELS. Adele Packard Vaughan Wins Full Favor at Royal Arcanum Show. ~ 7 ASS Rand yous span HACK BNSACK contra! figure ment given oy ¢ Trusty Hall last + Packant Vaughan. who stirred t siasm by Re grace id's th aiid was the ance ne fa aw barrassment and went 5 \ forms . tke < . and Mr ~THLEPONES aN CONCESSION 10 TROLLEY CARS. §. 0.1. MINORITY, NEW PLAN TO IMPROVE THE TAYLOR AND MISSING ELECT-| SUBURBAN SERVICE. ED DIRECTORS. “Helle” Device Wil He Tried the FElteabeth and West- On Proposition to Re snd Weatfield w land Jqued, will ereat ve mer Was disregarded in, latte Galwa \ shone ts t tr ad , car and connected with the compa i 3 | e place, Moe v ! n : , rm « rter,| Ry this arcangement exa | No. % Broadway. ition of every car ce . fonts es this uncle, James Walter |immediately anil breakdowns re i of Tuas Irelund, had be- | ported win and hin 4a divided equa ywoin Bt Vincent's How | wii oe seer a suffering from para Stare] along the x had n heard of hin th} Aw the i wins | ! 4 He came h untry | A Sun nday $19 4 mont boy and had Jo track of his r | ‘ in (he old country, He knew he he a ary Vill thee tat ne tower apected "o DIRGE INDUCED SUICIDE. | ree | benettt by hie will nningbam died ! two months ago | Nicholas Sorante’s Widow Tried to | At first Starr was disposed to look on | the letter from the attorneys as a joke, | ea us friende prevailed upon him to! ) see them, and he found to his : : there wae na Joke About| eee his widun y - laounte blow to sums ’ t that he wilt continue to nird-story w ive as ne has ile expects to buy a) yyy o tock farm ap the State, bur he will Bot | saveg her life, give up his position in the coMfla fac-|guleted with bromid A Yanerat procemsisn. : | There she fainted some insensible, but it paid this morte at the house that whe would 1 ———_— 3 nile oes [1 TRANSPORT STRANDED. aleo —— Mea 1 ‘ ‘ower.| The Manhattan Democracy of the aca 8 ails ton} Fourth Assembly District opened its new Erigaiacs : «i i Jheadquarters last night at No. 217 East . hurst received Mayor | Br vadway. The following officers were —Th aE anes noon and Imme-| elected: Abraham D. Levy, Chairman; uF Sim Such was mation given to| Morris Lavy, Vice-Chatrman; Samuel I. | board bound for § rica n Tr I reporter atthe dos, | Abramson, Treasurer; Albert Lavine, Jed while jeaving Queenstown this mori-| s\n we Financial Secretary; Bernard Rosenfeis, _ 2 | Recording Secretary; Samuel Levy, Ser- lean it} Seant-at-Arma; Board of Governors, Dr. Parkhurst has not had time to read | Benjamim April, chairman, Oscar it all this after very red) Marks, viee-chairman; Samuel Cohen, 1. He | this afternoon and has retired EXCISE STILL AN ALBANY MYSTERY. The Evening Wor Jan, 2.—Excte e mystery fecting the Raj troduced, neith measure that secretary, Finketatein, Simon Stern, Abe Goldatein, Jucoh Geller, Asch Bernstein and Rev. Morris Epstein. |MURPHY HEARING DELAYED. Inaac, M4 remains Two villa af- have been in- which is the yected since | , One of | ides for a Absent from Sitting Sanity Commi h the question jd ‘Thomas Murphy. onee a partner “Br ced oon the pion ballots. Levi P has been ad, ourHed question as to w of not quer i Monday ting to ihe absen of te to be made the| Mr. Murphy'* counsel. Judge Appell oo ANGLED $500 WORTH. question whi ail is to be made the Jast quest The intention Is to have the elector vote e least radical propos with Hooks, » hole through the «how thing store of ¢ 8 Canal mses 16 and w out every garment. There ie rain and a pollceman on this Shock her saw the robbery. The cloth: ‘alued by the firm at $00. the present semsion it han been expected that a Sund ypening bill would make its appearan District-Attorney Je- rome has been looked for daily witn| sein & 3 fnete a bil pellevers in the [eral party rine of Bishops. Potter and have expressed A, rare put net ing ie | tedy on Ch +) Just ing. 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