New-York tribune., 1877-08-31
A YOUNG MINIS DISGRACE.
EDWARD HAyEMEYER IN JAIL AFTER WEEK OF
DISSIPATION.

EDWARD HAvEMEYER IN JAIL AFTER WEEK OF
DISSIPATION.
Among the visitors at ConGy Island during
the past week a young man. who, by diving fast
horses and associang with persons of doubtful char
acter attracted general attention He appeared first
on Friday morning, when he drove up 10 the
sheds OF Paul Bauer's Atlantic Garden, aSd. giving
the team the hands hOstleT entered the hotel
lie sought aud gained the acquntanccshp Of persons
connected with the establishment, and made himself
known "a Edward Hayemeyer saying That be was a
.un Of the late Mayor Havemcyer, and connected with
the Wall Street house of " Havemeyer Company"
The cashier OF the place recognized him as
bearing the name of Hayemcyer, and his den-
tity was considered be established. Al
though h first atlting that .he had only down
spend the day. drank freely during the afternoon and
evening and therefore did not go away. Next morning
he called for his bill aud presented his check
or 5000. Mr. Bauer handed him about $50 in change.
He soon collected number OF friends who were n"lte
willing TO accept OF his hospitality. and with his lavish
expenditures in their behalf his hills became large, bu
were promptly cancelled 10y his checks. He continued
his pleasure until Wednesday evening when the checks,
by that time amounting in all to 5000, returned
worthless.
MI Hayemyeg upon his return from ride, was con-
frouted with the checks He assured Mr.. Bauer tina,
there was mistake, ana that all would be right as
soon as he could telegraph his mother about them.
.Ir Bauer, satisfied, accepted the young man TO
give him the horses aud carriage as security,
and remain himself also. Mr.. Havemeyer had
lust retired for the night when W. II. Beers,
prourietor Of the Mutual Club Stables OF this
CITY apnearej and claimed the horses aad carriage.
,r Becr; stated that on Thursday OF last week Mr.
ovor came To his stable. and hired the team for
= q dav Nr Beers brought the horses and carriage
otoc last evening THO hO-Sts had been nady use rs
we'll as the riage Nj b. cr' places the damages at $3.50
The yGung mans mother WAS tcegraphed u Yesterday
morning nut account OF some mistake ~ the address
IN. urs-a.e dif not reach her. Ide youHF man was
he an IA al the island to await VS. from home but
as none came he was taken 10 Br4oklYn lGst night
tbn facts - stated above. Later IN the evening
fbr ylrnr man reno, et 10 the RAYMOND ~ .eet
Iat pau Rusch, the cashier Of The Atlantic Garden,
"a A ias evening that he hai mate inQues at the Bank
f NORTH America, On wuich ltyrmcycr's checks were
l,avn and he was not known mere. The young
man is gd TO De exceedingly depressed ana mortified by
the fortunate cOacuS'H 70 ~ week OF dlsslphion,
A TRIBUNE reporter found the mother 81 the young
man last evening No. II West furtyci- nthsi. she
mad heard nothing of the matter until last eVeulDS an
said sic could do nothing for hm until she consulted
name was Edward HNcmcycr ana tlat ma faher, hsr
Il. husband was cousin OF the late Mayor iaVeneYer
Ills father died a few years ago, ana lett EDWARD
considerable OF money. About TWO years
s,o mo weur 10 Indianapolis Ind, ald there sqlan
dorpd the whole amount IN dissauCn Nneu he was
completely ruined, wo'd was srnt 10 her that ne was
very sick and size accordingly hau BIN Drought hole
when IL was fnHd his mid was Impaired ana ne was 100
irr,s,,onsDe to he left moment alone. Upon the adj
vice OF physicians ne was sent TO ihc insane asylum al
Irca y whence he returned on August IL lie seemed
fv res orcl hcag aud on Tuesday last lie started to
LOOK for a situation in Baltimore rs he was about To
start his mother id She would he an Ols 10 near from
him soon and his reply was, D3nt worry, mother,
I've mad the lesson OK my HIe lhiI "aa tie as sue
rv1ios She was very much greyed and fears Ihat he
has again become delanged