The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1913, Page 8

SSOUNTS SHOT Bess soy mas A. Reid Had Been Ten| Wears in Employ of Chubb & Sons, 2 a2 COENEN Sa = FORKESERSTNE FALS FOR MLN Marine and Field Club at Bath Beach. Lack of Ready Money Forces cocninasstiipiatisnaliane FIVE YEARS FOR BIGAMY, Head of Dry Goods Firm to ‘Take Action. cons in Chicago, | the receivers, eince in Mr, Kesner’s en- | timation the firm is stilt solvent, though embarransed temporarily by ite inability to raise funds for current expenses, Murray Gets Second Sentence While on Way to Prison In An- other Part of Court. Francie A. Murray, twenty-four yeare old, was sentenced by Judge Dike, In the Kinge County Court to- Gaz, to not lene than two years and oix Mente of more than five pears in Prison with hard bebor for bigamy. Lees than five minutes later, in an- other part of the same court, he was eantenced to two yeare by Judge Faw- took ever the Mbrich store at Sixth cett, on hia plea of guilty to a charge| Svenve and Twenty-third street, went | 96:0,000, of perjury growing out of hie testi-| into recetvers’ hands this morning ow-|RECEIVERS WILL CONTINUE mony during the bigamy trial. ing, tt was eal, to the firm's inatitity THE BUSINESS. Judge Fawcett gave notice that hore- tempt after men who perjured themselves tn | (0 Faire suMctent capital to continue op-| Mr. treater Wnseves that any Stemi an effort to defeat justice against ‘themselves would be severely punished, company to the oxtent of upward of $100,000, and that thie ts shortly to ma- ture. Of the indegtednese of the firm have been threatened b ythe creditors. Mr. Kenner divides the estimated as- LEPT TEN DAYS AGO. fife, Who Is Prostratad, Be- fleves He Has Met. With Foul Play. f to be approximately $1,400,000, with] stockholders, of between and would result fn $870,000 and] wrecking the business, The receivers . wet Cem the business, fi Thia morning news of the failure ey as hae ainare wras precipitated) med not to have reached the atore © of @ sult in equity im the! employees. Neither Mr. Keener nor his Federal Court by Jacob {. Kesner of] brother, M. I, Keener, were at the York ry goods and department atore| store, and it was said there also that firm of which he fe the head. P. RB. Hennifin, the general manager, Mr. Kesner eays that the company] had not appeared. Meantime, a epring owes him approximately $100,000 and|°Pening was in progress, an dthe aisles the setimates of the company's assets] Vere Crowded. Lock. and Wabilities are given by him, Weed, Mecha. koa Tipton Bak” tnd Judge Mayer appointed 140 A. Proce] Chemical National and Hanover Na- and Abraham 8. Gilbert to be receivers/ tional Banke are interested parties in for the company. He fixed thetr bonds| the appointment of a receiver. at $90,000 each. KEONER EXPECTS FRESH CAPI- J. Ls Kesner & Co. opened here on TAL FOR A NEW START. Oct. 99, 911, using remodelled quarters Jaow L, Keaner, in a statement ex- tion of the books kept for ten in Hoboken. They have one son, 1, two years old. In February, an Frank A. Adama, he married Agnes Komph at the Spring Street Prembyterian Church, Manhattan, They have @ ohild, Agnes, ten monthe om, On hie trial Murray awore he had going Scotchman, who during 4 Period has been cashier of the 4 Gepartment of Chudd & Sons, Ng brokers, at No. 6 Bouth Will- . gtrest, has revealed a shortage of 3 ‘wen. Never married Mise Kemph. Assistant : ' j@tace March M, when Reid closed his| District Attorney Folwell produced the % : left the office and disappeared, HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS SEE GRAND JURIES IMPANELLED. i 1 F i i & F firm, wae which had once housed the business of ombarrasem fire, ining the ent of his that he had been robbed. | Class From Washington Irving High| ghrich Brothers in Sixth avenue be- nr) {hat an unexpectedly large amount fiewertance as one of trust,” ease nar| 511001 Hears Court Address | tween Tw and Twenty-|of capital had deen invested in addt Sieag, Tahelr sense bn New Bodies, third streeta, In fact it was the clos-| tions to buildings and etore equipment thet "ee bv ale pte ew ing of the olf Bhrich store which was| by the firm and that while the volume posts seaponall civic class of the Washington | largely instrumental in bringing Mr.’ of business dome by the store since Greed more straightforward Irving High Sohool, consisting of more | Kesner and his essociates into the New its opening had deen satisfactory, con- bea & score of young women, heard T. 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Tork Arrgocte and department store! éitfons | trade. his attention to realty affairs after under way for interesting fresh capital nearly a score of years in the depart-|in the concern, . ean a de ment store business in Chicago, saw! celvership will be of only short dura-|No Move Made to Get Governor An opportunity to repeat here his euc-| tion, is the owner of Rothenberg & C It in Mkely that the business will be department store on Fourteenth street reorgamsed under the management of near Sixth avenue, Kesner was 5. L, Keaner explaina tn hia euit that | operation of the parties most largely he hae indorsed negotiable paper for the | interested as creditors and stockholders, ee WASHINGTON, April 7.—The appoln more than $200,000 la past due and sults nent of pranaes “Candes Cattey ie New York Clty as solicitor tor the De- partmem of sete of his firm an follows: $120,000 In ac-| George C. McCabe, who resigned resent- The J. I, Keener Department Btore,| counts receivable, $35,000 in cash and the | iy, was announced by Secretary Houston operated by J. In Keener & Co,, which| mainder, $1,245,000 in merchandise, | jest night. Mr. Caffey, a native of Gor. buildings, leases, machinery and fix-|donsville, Ala, 19 @ member of the tures. He estimates the stock as w>trh | board of trustees of the National Child Labor Committee ———_—_—_ Faulty Gas Cock Killa Youth. A ges cock which turned all the way te would jeopar. | TOUNd is held responsible for the death crationa. ‘Th copay tnt are el a det natn es ez | of iiflord ounces, lenten years ol of 2430 Putnam avenue, Ridgewood,|— formal subpoena for nim be issued, and no letter asking Gov. Sulser’s vol- tary appearance has been sent ey istrict-Attorney Whitman. There ie considerable dowbt among the District- Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Queens Borough. He was found dead in bed to-day. turned off the gas Sumiay night he turned the cock too far. ati 7, 1018. He expects the re- ir. Price, ohe of the receivers, c0.'@ $100,000 .Conspiracy, @. Paskus of Rose & Pas- attorneye for J, &, Keener Com- instituted with the oo- Pinee for “ew Yorker. ture, to succeed | Valver of immunity. day. Apparently when he Special Order Dept. (Third Floor) Will copy for a limited time Imported Models from Callot, Cheruit, Poiret, Bernard and others at the following exceptional prices $65.00, $75.00 8 $85.00 This will include Tailor Susts of Special materials — Serges, checked and striped novelties. Fancy Taslor Susts Combination effects, Skirts of Crepe or Charmeuse, © with coats of serge or cloth. 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He stated that negotiations were Sulzer as Witness in Alleged Alfred Henry Lewis, magasine writer, whose services are said to have been stated that the action of Mr,|enilsted by the family of Marry KX. ‘Thaw in an effort to secure his freedom, was the only witness before the Su- Dreme Court Grand Jury which to-day continued {ts investigation into the charge that @ conspiracy existed to ob- tain $100,000 from the Thaw family. Be- fore testifying Mr. Lewis signed a Thore is little probability that Guv. Sulzer will be asked to appear before | 8 the Grand Jury, despite statements to thaeeffect. Under no circumstance will Valerian O'Farrell, private detective, who aided the defense of Police Lieu. tenant Charles Becker, wil be the chief witness to-morrow. 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