, 1877-08-30
E FIVE CENTS.

Sal :. Institution, hAd secretly departed, but
htf absence from the bank ras accounted for hy
evening that ho was going '.ome 10 take = ret,
Although Col: Taylor fonnd, during the tlay,
that he needed Mr. Bu1kicJ, vet he respected
two. and did not send for him. Bulklcv is
familiar with tho papers OF tic bank, the tli4-
counts. ctc:, and can probably shed considerable
light on dubious matters a. they arise: Col.
cfihtr to-day or Tomorrow.
SKIPPED.
=. The rumor ln regard 10 the disappearance Of
& Mr. G. q .:BYlkley, the Assistant Cashier, and
inve*tiRattun,. to be we'll founded. For .on,o
years past he has been = resident Of Hyde Park,
his rcsldencn being situated on the corner OF
F!tty-tnka street and Ma.ison aycnue. With
scnec Of guile, lIa nctghhorh looked upoa him
- sho7e repcoaeh, commercially End socially.
ie was Instrumental In originating. thu First
held stl docs hold in effect, thc position Of
Deacon thefrtn.
Hyde Park life until yesterday afternoon, when
In Iess than two hours every stick of furniture
On tue pscnl!ses had been packed away in these
eon.eyances. Mrs. Dntklcy and her two boys
accompanied the caravan. Nothing was left to
Females Of ar. Bulklev had been stored in -II.o
:nd straw scattered j. oe "a t1e 1" e!@uaa. eapads
Later tn' tho afternoon. the pastor Of tic
pastoral duties, Only TO he confronted by ticlat-
ly"coscd blinds, ind bell which failed to rouse
snythfng hut tic echoes.
A. usual IN such cascs tho more charitable of =.
the friends and nefghbo:s Of the departed uilo
assume that his troubles hAvo rendered him
temporarily inBanc," which IA 4 convenient
cuphcsntsua. and u.ay therefore stanI liz has
been scGly for the past 5csr or 80, and It 10
urgently for him to transfer hA haze Of opera
tions mar prey npon hls mind But It Is nut
considered posstb'e that be May Try anysl,n,
urtes arc rcservctl Tor The 150n dcpostors.
1t was learned that hla wI5u hstl removed With
her children to No. l65 Adams street, where her
mother, Mrs.. l.ausa GRAY, oeyupics q nat. 4
to her, husbands whereabouts, and she stated
that TucsdaT morning Mr. huxley 8sarsc;t
down tOwn, rs WIS bis wont, and that since TINT
time shc had neither sccn him nor neard iron,
The ladY made ttIs statement with auy-
WHO is. in doubt a. to wileIner
llcr tiegc lord has been run. array with, or rln
toue lonely dclt; in faet, she e.tacat1y knuws
more than slic feels dlsposcd to tell. and whut
eho does sag abe says With that, utter frankncas
and nalre.c oqly possible to the DEVOTED w'io
As for tho Cashier, Mr.. Guild, that gentle
man also STATED to Col. Taylor Tuct,!ay
evening that he Was going home, and woui1 not
come down town until sent for. lnasmuch as
he Ahs bocu not 70 much al Cashier A. d
very respectable f!guro-head, bis presentc Is mt
20 greatly desired a is that Of tho knowing
Uulkity.
to fnce tho .nus[r. Inquiry at hls
residence Inst evening prtkluccd, ai-
ter repeated pulls ut the bclI, an src,I
man, Or rather an aged head was projected
from the upper window, whcncc parlcy wis
held. Mr. Guild was not at honc. haa mt
been home since o'clock Tuesday evening,
and WIS probably out Ut town. Tic sole tenant
Of tho premises was the ncrl man himself, who
statci that be enjoyed the position OF father
tn-law to tho ungetatable gentleman,