New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04
AN ASCENDING LIQUOR DEALER.
HE IS PURSUED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADJ
VENTURES OF NETWORK Detective.

The proprietor Of fashionable resort. in the neigh
borhood OF Cedars and Broadway who has lately been
doing oldest wholesale liquor houses ef
Gently parts unknown AFTER having obtained $1,000
worth OF liquors and cigars for which he promised to pay but
He started business apparently under the most favorable
auspices Having rented very neat store near the Post once
downtown firms for which be paid cash DpoSing OF them
he would nSRase fresh supplies Of goods and again sell ont
until length he enabled 10 obtain articles on credit
giving his note for 90 days All this time he was doing
The on part Of his store was stocked with
finest brandy baskets choice wine together with Ha
yana segars OF the finest quality In the Sample
Room fitted up in gorgeous style also retiring room FUR
the room were black walnut lockers which his
kept their pirate bottle As the time for the payment
Beaver St firm OF whom he had bought bill of goods
ing to the Of $4,000 became somewhat uneasy and dis
patched messenger asking him TO call and them but he
After waiting several days an pushed when
II found that he had sold HIS place TO another party
or did include his stock OF goods they had
then esaBsSmSn including the black walnut lockers for 5000
As 900 in cash the balance in notes VI and ~ months
The creditors believing they the victims OF
misplaced confidence applied Superintendent
Private Detective Agency No y Broadway and obtained the
services Of Detective Watson who employed TO work up
the case He ascertained that the party he search OF
had e for Boston Arriving there be traced the missing gen.
his whereabouts and arriving village the southern
boundary line Of the State he found the house where the
goods supposed TO be concealed Obtaining writ OF
attachment placed In the hands Of the Sheriff OF tho
County who unable TO execute the warrant being refused
ddmtance 10 the mouse Helt was ulemma AccOuIs W
the laws Of New Hampshire the raising OF latch the
ing OF window sash after having been refused admtance TO
dwelling misdemeanor punishable with fine and imprson
The officer therefore determined TO fight out on this
line II II took all Winter Obtaining the services OF some bali
dozen villagers he lay siege the dwelling where the goods
supposed to be- compelling the inmates 10 remain within
doors period Of six days.
The second day Of the brohernaw Of the abscond
ing debtor arrived the ground with bal Of sale Of the goods
in his favor for bill of several years standing AZ
dow and informed the detective that she had laid In her Win
ers supply OF provisions Notwithstanding their united Ell
forts compel the detective withdraw his forces the siege
still continued The county consabes were also on hand to
committed by the detectives forces
On the sixth day the inmates the beseged dwelling capita
lated being agreed that sheriff should be appointed Re
ceyer OF the goods holding custody until the meeting
OF the Courts In December when In all probability saey
will returned 10 the nghtful The notes fyes IN
part payment BY the occupants Oh the store IN
have also been attached.