New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
WALL STREET OPERATOR MISSING
DISAPPEARANCE OF LOUIS D. BULKLEY.
OPINIONS OF HIS FRIENDS AS TO HIS AbsENCE-
HIS RELATIVES UNCoMMUN1CATIvE.

oc,x,o>,s or HIS FRIENDS AS TO HIS ABSENCE
HIS RELATIVES UNCoMMUN1cATIVE.
Touis d. Bulkley, a specuator in Wali-st''
and military OF wide acquaintance mas peoh o'
eng from his boardnc-hOus No 30 west Nlhe'eeu'n-
t since the evening OF January H. His friends have
,nouied after him in every place which he mas Deen III
,h habit of freouenting have discovered no traces
NJ him Finally, William d. Leonard, anehDer OF the
arm of Decker Howells & Co., bankers the missing
mans brother in-aw, called at Police headquarters
yesterday afternoon and informed Inspector Byrnes OF
Mr. Bulkley's disappe arance, and gehera alarm was
sent 10 the various precinct stations
On January TO- Mr. Bulkley attended the Old Guard
Rail and remained in the Opera House until late he
was In excellent spirits, ond meeting hulhoer vi
friends among visiting organizations he passeo te
greater part Of the night in their company He ala not
arise unt nearly noon the following day After taking
hreakfa,t at his boarding house he went down 70 MS
oece NJ No "a John-st. and thence to Mr.. Leonards
mice al No SO Broadway. Early IN the afternoon 10
went home and took his dinner. All through the uy
he appeared disheartened and answered quesonS
of his friends in monOsvllabes. Although ordinarily an
exceedingy communicate We man, he made little men
ton OF the hail. and gave hint that he intended 10
leave walst. the city for any time. When he eit
Mr. Leonard, on Friday night, he was asked II no IN
tended TO come down town the next day. and he rephed
that he did not know.
Mr. Bulkley's relatives are extremely retlcent IN
speaking of his disappearance They say that the piss
and they are not aarmed yet they have informed the
police some of his friends thought that he had vsited
his sister Southport Conn., but word was sent 10 her
and she replied that she had not seen him -. A..
AT the old Guard ArmOTy II was SAID last hlgnt tat
Mr huxley was one Of the organizers OF the company;
And had been member Of IL since 1865 Before he Ou
Cuard was organized he was member OF the ClN
SnarI lie has been elected captain OF one OF the com
Nanjes of the Old Guard. and has military 1rehus III
every large city in the country The last ue lhSt ne
was seen at the ArmOry ON January lZ ny JUnu ,
MARITIME who him reading newspaper MI buihioS
was slNty wears old and six feet one men IN nelsh
His face was closely shaVcn, save FOR closely cIoPpeu
mus;ache He was clothed in dark material, anu "Ore
a silk hat when he was last seen. 900 -
MIR Bukley, previous to the panic OF 1915 was a
rnember of the firm of BuNey, Dunon Co. uealeIs III
mess in le7l and then entered Wall-st ON the Famous %
EBlack Friday" he lost nearly @ZoOOOO ana ieit Wy
street almost ruined man. About the same daie ms MIC
md two children died but Notwithstanding III trOupls
he continued to retain his lively spirits Whe tno PAM
had become thing of the past, he again began 10 slec
late in small way until the day of his disappearance
Ge was not wealthy man, but always had suulcleht
money TO enjoy himself and to live In comparative lux
uTy. .., ~, A.. ..,-.;r,. ,,,o,,
Mr MARITIME who has been friend Of the missing man man
FOR number Of years, said TO TlBUNE reporter tIal
he thought that Mr. Bulklcy had entered tIl"e 700
heavily into speculation recently, and had let the cy
until he could get thing Strengthened ont AT MS
bOardng-h house, whore MI. Bulkey has HNed lOI the
last ten years the general impression Is That ne Is deau