The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-05
STANELEY THE IMPOST0R.
ms ELEGdNT ENERGY Nv CHE1 TING
tEEDtLOT UONEN.
Entcrptising Trndcs Ia Mortgages on the re-
ncNoicr; Basis OF Four Per Ccnt.-Mtss
B-diuptou. Niiiiucr, and hcr Furniture.

pcGrcd in II city newspapers
I .Arih~ LANES - have money 70 lend on bond
IL .'i mor'-e-t at four per cent Address ". g.,
Real estate agents are put to their wits ends
nowadays To- obtain loans for their patrons on
mortgages at even six or seven per cont. unless
III" mort cages and the amount of the Desired
loan are precisely what the capitalist desires.
Therefore. Mcssrs. Michael j. Cane n Goa
real cstat' agents Of Broadway and Wall street
answered &C. ". SIS advertisement. Then
&C. W. g." "a tall muscular Englishmnn. in
fashionnhy-cut clothing that appeared to have
been much worn. introduced himself He
seemed duh and inexperienced. and WAS stiff
and formal in his address. On his card WIS the
name Charles W. Stavccy. Stavol"y said. with
many careless s,rokings of his long side whs-
kcrs. that he had slo0.oOO. an auut's Request.
to invest He would be satisfied with
safe four percent. investment. He casual
ly mentioned names that gave Mr.. Cane
confidence. ana Mr.. Cafe determined to place
him in business relations with II patron Mr..
Eugene Cocnds. manufacturer Of mallcts and
hung starters. Of Elizabeth. Nj. who desired to
obtain loan upon some property to develop his
business. Mr.. Cocnids was informed by Stavc-
ley that. the mortgage must he placed in tho
oi ; Pine street. that Mr.. Pierce might search
Mr.. Coenid' title e. the property. Mr.. Conils
then gay" SWvcley the mortgage. Stavrlsy
called upon Mr.. Pierce AMI referring To Mr..
AlE'rnon rfunVl,r ol brhhNll" bruih'rs, S,.h,
v,r1hurrs' ot II iin" s,r't ~ Il iIi'h'i; h-hu
lnrg" prize for Mr.. piHrc,'s services. liz said
tlat he desired To sell the mortsng" bc,nus' II
WAS "a snc"ud mortgage. IN order - buy the llrst
mort gage owned hS % Newark insurance conn
pnnv Mr.. lirr"' srid that he must have more
Whit W. Price Wis ,ltninin. this light. Mis-.
Nl, ION .llu't , way 't''> i,' ''. y WI
soy iIr a. lA.'nrF VIII "Nl,,lm Hn",nfs ptnnn
hui eArr,Ilirrd financial i--'9tnnce IA ui|h-
M lri iu!s storNlhS, u l"rr' s'Nr'. HUlfrl.y
answered. IA person; MISS y llNrtn - HdN'i-
u m"nt. an sat mat hr w.n.' hir. on
-p'u " -,,r' III II W 't s'hlN' Vl', ti'n Mu,,
,,htn Si''9 '.,Wtru "rrs.iiiS e.r,S H.,
costly 'hrl't put d"wn. anu rn-nGri "a phlnirr
L. d'rr"rnh ,hr Wn9iw.rk. S,3Nv."y thcn tnlL l
To- III h h' that h. said he 80 6w " in
iast Inlrt ',hiii street. 10 insure MN against
hi 10y l'r 81 '',. .,s,,,,,,, w. u.r.o,. ni
son r"ni estate agent. gf 1872 Nassau street an.
nr,orns'vvci h,r !" ia, nnT, No. inhre 10 q" Wl,h
pnce e. comply W.T., his request, styci'y Mll
n'r thht s1e could cay upon ms nroHrr' pr
that would f,assure her. lie had boon unable
| i',Lsr'se9 OF me srrurlii,-, lr sad anl th"rr-
| lore ne hhl NJ advanced mon y 10 hrr. Mr.
Pirr." told Mr.. b.uniSon that b" mad received
I am "ier 81 :4)up ,i!r q mottslEe on t,iaalrth
Hr"lry lhiru-,.i T., .,'n ny "'nNrl'y hut thnt
/ ~ sire 8. ir i"r' a. 90 u- H. u SEQ no. see Wlo
| EtN" IN" mortSuEr. MI fi'rr' tnrn showed
mnp" ih' ~ 'rth prop riy Thus "nrunr-
al Mss b"d.nrt n rcr"iV'd NihNc.cy L. take
the furniture a. he said. To- h.s hvus".
on IA" 21,h ut. ii' mistress u ih' nous" ~
] GO Irving place, whore siav"l.y boarded. s,it
/ worti1t Yer t.ni SiN"!"y was ah'uiip x" 70 Nhi-
caEo. y - i, iinEt'n hist"A"d 10 the nous e.
anu met SiaNniey dressed i"r al"urnrFi n'.nnl-
/ t'h',d ~ a nun mat ne sai VIC hi- hroin'r
/ hy Ms Bedngtqn', gnexp" ted, app 'nr4nr".
/ g. enter IA" pnrlur. and. seating lu~"li nrlr
! n.r, 'ni'HN'r", ln a-surc, h'r ,nHi ne hH h't