The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02
FORGED BONDS.
THE cAsE-wHERE THE BONDS CAME FROM
BURNS BAu.ED OUT.


BURNS BAnED OUT
PHILADELPHIA, June ], 1874
sincc the arrest OF James IL. Cav, }. W. steven
son aud Peter Burns, on suspicion OF being impll-
Gated with George F. iilt. or the bogus Safeguard
Insurance Company, no further captures have
been made by the private detectives OF Pinger-
toms force VINO have charge OF the case In this
city, IN the employ OF the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railway, whose forged stock certificates Hit
attempted 10 raise money on. The bonds used In
this city By HIT In bostering up his bogus COM
PAW were part OF sSOo.00O worth OF forged bonds
line detectives say, and were Issued at the
same time as tue large lorgeries 81 western
Union Telegraph Company and Union Pacific stock
recently put on the markets. The forged Chicago
and Northwestern stock was sent 70 Europe
ana returned ~ soon as the other iorgeries we're
discovered and before any had been negotiated.
Exactly into whose hands tney went the deiec-
tyrH are not prepared 10 say. but the Suspicion Of
having neld some 81 THIS ialsc issue attaches To
those persons who nave been arrested through
the accusation Oi Hit since nis imprisonment.
since tue case has progressed . special order
states District Attorney mere 10 accept tLe father
"a Young HIT ~ ms oaL This ~ u saiu, was done
Tor the purpose OF leaving hat free 70 Cooperate
vita tae detectives Tor the apprenenslon Of the
other parties connected witn the anatr. These
people We're arrested yesterday 90 wnrran Is issued
on the 25th Of March last, on the aehdav't OF HIT
which have been held over, awaiting the arrest or
NlshaTt VINO II salu 10 Dc tue Mug Dee or tfe
whole transaction aud 1nOeed, many similar
transactions Cav Was arrested ana taken before
Alderman IlanKIntOn, AMI 5000 uaI required
when J0nn Welsn, Vice President OF the sixth
National Bank, entered Tor dim promptly.
A. part VI THIS same case Mr-. Jennie cowel
Ralney was arrested also on the oath OF HIT les-
terday 10 the act OF negotiating three $l,0o0
stolen bonds, belonging 70 Isaac 0etunger, OF
RaIeigh, y. q. Alderman Kennedy bound her over
Ia s., 900 Aail for a further nearing. Tue Rainey
case oates BACK 70 the arrest Of Dr. Melville whO
IT Will De remembered, was taken into CUSTODY
for having In his possession stolen government
bonos-0ne "a, 600 bond ana tue other a $40, 0O0
bond. 10 secure these bonds the PInkertOn
Agency went TO work heNIlle Was convicted
some elgnt years ago for olRery on
the Netonauts' BANK vi Plttshurg aud
was sentenced 10 Jour years. impnsonmenf
since his Incarceration the last time u Das been
ascertalued mat his most Intimate trlenus wer0
tue parues WHO manipulated the bouds " hich Mr.
Hit was charged with forging. rae PinkeriUn
Agency IN their lnvestaauons were led to believe
mat the stolen bonds which Dr. Melville HAD
offered Tor transfer were ~ possession q hls
Raluey, residing AZ No. IA Alexander avenue. as
SUI was suspected o. dealing In mat KIND o Dusi-
mesa. Burns was baIed tnis afternoon by Jonn
Maluns, well kAowR contractor. Oh searching
burns q DapE power OF attorney for the TRANSFER
OF $4,000 Ia United states ponds was found upon
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