Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
COLLARS AND CIGARETTES.
what Deputy shorias Found In Ives,
Vaiisc.

A Cincinnati special says: Word having
been received from Prosecuting-Attorney
Pugh that he was satisfied with the bonds VA
the sum VI $4,000 given by Henry :. Ives
and George 5. Staynsr, those gentlemen ieit
for New York on an afternoon train to-day.
An agreement was made between their At
torney and q representative OF The prose
cutting attorney that their cases should be set
for trial IN september. In the Ordinary
course u court business the trials would not
occur until late in the fall They were anx-
Ious that the mat,er should not be allowed to
drag along m that way, aud hence the at
rangement for an early trial.
During the day two attachment suits were
brought In the civil courts in which Mr..
Ives and Mr. Stayner figured a. defeudants.
Albert Meter flied suit against Ives, stay
ner, and Christopher Never for the recovery
NJ ESQ, 900, which he claims remains due to
him on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railway stock deal. Meter l. one VI the
boudsmen OF both Ives and Stayner and has
been their broker, and although they appear
as defendants in this suit the latter Is not
necessarily unffiendly 80 far ~ they are con-
eerned. The person against whom the suit
IA really directed u Christopher Meyer. The
plaintiff says he was an equal partner with
The defendants I'm the purchase OF con-
trolling interest IN the stock OF the Cincin-
natl, u{miIton and Dayton; that they
bought 81, 900 shares, aud that be afterssrd
sold his interest in the deal TO them for
$3.50, 600. They paid him at different Tires
$4,000, and Il Is for the remaining $780,
coo that be sues. The attachment Is agasast
CJ 900 shares 0i common stock Of TOE Gin
eiunsli. Hamilton and Dayton, which the
plaintiff ways il owned by Mr.. Meyer, but
A. ,.t - gahn a. NaUeF
James Dcshler. j. Z. Evans, and Henry A.
Shoemaker. The other attachment suit was
against Ives individually. II WIS brought by
the proprietor OF the 81. Nicholas Hotel on
bin Tor Sj07. 20, contracted year ago, which
Ives clalms should have been paid BY the
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton. A deputy
sheriff visited lyes's room az bis hotel, armed
with a writ, and inding nothing else 10 take
possession of, seized Dis travelling yalise.
Upon opening il he found that the only afti-
cles II contained were package OF eisar-
cites, some collars and cuffs, and night
shirt. The articles were replaced In toe
valise, which the officer handed back 10 Ives
and left empty handed.
The Sensational Appearance OF Henry ,.
Ives and his partner, George III. staynef, IN
Cincinnati 10 lace the courts and the indici-
menis there served a. a topic Tor good deal
OF merrlmentin Wall street yesterday. Just
ike Ives" was the general ejaculation, for
the boy ouccaneer OF Wall street "a stu
hero in the haunts round about the Stock
Exchange. Ives telegraphed 10 bis office
here yesterday that he would be IN New York
tomorrow and he made three or four busi-
ness appointments in Wall street for sat,ir-
day. Edgar NJ Johnson Insists that neither
nc, Judge Hoadly, nor any OF the other New
York lawyers employed by Ives were cog
INFANT OF tue scheme the young man bad Tor
suddenly turning up In Ohio with bali bonds
resdy to steal march upon the Cincinnati
law officers who have iourneyed on here 10
CAPTURE MIN.