New-York tribune., 1883-06-08
MR. HAvERLY SPECIALIZING IN GRAIN.

A further writ of attachment against Hav-
erys Fourteenth Street Theatre granted yesterday
by Justice Lawrence In favor OF Messrs Shook and COL
lier managers of the Union Square Theatre, In suit
brought to recover $4,000 advanced on personal note
to j. H. Hayerly and Charles II. Mcconnell Mr.. Hav-
er,v who was seen at the Fifth Avenue Hotel by q
TRIBUNE reporter, said "It is mere temporary EN-
barrassment cannot put my hands on the amount OF
ready money required to meet these claims AS
IL is a business matter, I should pre-
fer your seeing my lawyer" Nj. Hum
NELL who was present the time, added little to the
that believed that there was no In
tenon on the part OF the plaintiffs In the TWO sus 10
harass OF push Mr. Haverly in any way. "The money
IA owing to them" said he and they very properly
have taken steps its future payment That Is
all there 10 TO IT,"
Massrs Gilmore and CoIvile were found at the Morton
Fouse discussing tho affair with Sheridan Shook Ali
three expressed the utmost confidence In Mr. Havery
and the ultimate return Of their money. They stated,
and several other NewYork managers seen aiterward,
confirmed their statement. that all Haveriys
many theatrical ventures were foushng ana In pros
uerous condition "Ho has fine property In the Four
feenth Street THEATRE" said ana better in
his Chicago Theatre and his Salt Lake circuit is gold
mine in Itself II he would only coDbne himself TO his
legitimate business he would be all right We want TO
help him, not 10 hinder him."
A prominent manager seen later, however, revealed
the true inwardness OF the transaction. 1t seems
thai few weeks ago Mr. Havcrly bought
100000 bushels Of grain declining market and
borrowed the referred TO to put up the margins
oer TO prevent bis theatrical being nterfered
WITH by his outside creditors his friends have taken at
property In this city and VIII manage II for mis- own IN.
Maysrys .ieramate basnessS said the manager
"His only business 10 gambling don't use the word
IN "A bsrsh sense but mean that bayer1y specuates
IN theatrical ventures Just as he does IN grain and
horses ike him personally as wen as any man know,
but think ne done great deal OF hatin 10 tnosc
who have embarked in the business as legitimate one
fbs.e II he wants an artist he will pay any absurd
price 10 get her. IL he wants partcua,
Zion to be PLAYED az one of bis honses he VII oatod
every one else His agents have standing orders 10 go
one higher on every else. As consequence nc ma
inflated percentages and salaries to an absurd aesree
One OF the plsinns in one of the suits confirmed the
abatement that 1t was prearfangeo ma''er "s'"0o"
Hayerly;s Brooklyn Theatre was attached by Under
Sheriff Hodkinson upon an order grsnen ~ Ip ouuso
DUnohue. The theatre, which Is owned Dy tbe piovsy =
Binding Company, in which william c. Kingsley Apnei
Q. geeney Alexander Mccue and others are
and H. d. Wilson, each Of WHOM controls onethrd OF II.
The amount for which 1t 10 leased s $lSoog am sss
s @ Sss be
without the consent OF the owners
SURPRISE FELT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 7.--The news of j. IL. Hav-
erys troubles occasoned considerable surprise here
aud has naturally excited wide comment Charles
Mcconnell, whose name has been mentioned In connec
ton with Mr.. Hsvery says that the latter is indebted
70 him. and that he intends TO visit HewYork 10 ooh
after his own interests. in an interview to-day Mr.
Mcconnell is quoted a. saying, with reference to MIR
Hsyerlys mining specnlations: i" To my own personal
knowiedge no has Invested $250,000 In Colorado
mines and think IL IL sunk. though he thinks not
m q T OSsr
side troubles Mr. Mcconnell ascriDes Mr. Haveriy'i
tSsublsA