New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

us 24e pounds Of refined, granlLsted sugar and
gave us cut a pound OF coffee beans and some
pieces pieces oi sugar bags and refuse We mad tn the
kaown chemist. ON the lltb OF December, 1887,
j he ANALYSIS showed about 3 per cent nsorH puro
saeciarine In the retired than hs1 existat In the
raw sugar. VI course that showed up the, ~ Dle
rhing. and we told Freund that II he coufl upeixe
gay pounds OF pure sugar out Of ESQ pounds raw
IN" sina gve US peI cent more sweetness Or }see
wei mako us sugar out of dirt altogether"
RE HAD rLAylp TIRE GAME BEFORE
Mr.. Batr hss * drawer fun Of correspondence
relating y lfsindJ The following letter frUn
5. d. Oyitt Of Chicago, 70 Mr., Barr written feoaa
Little Rock on December 20. Ss3. gives some pey
and interesting Information about Freund:
vo anrepy G to your letter q sdsy aisw me 20 sy
with letter H and d" how v"p they y'i n NE me Is
being sick and away from my business Bus IN
cheerfully give you some points, although ono leser
qtanted with II. G, fseund for two years anl rsse
%as INDUCED to Invest y the Grape and csrc sasse
sentatIOns and promises ho being the prcsi1cnf Of
d %s .n and ms sya Z y % Ss II
In sna the S1dns Hor t q BsSdns our S 1
said % process, and living out NTH and expes saton
one of tho stockholders had y. G. Frcund arrested
ssp and debts e1as Ss Company ssss u passed
the hands Of a receiver. where It now Hes; affer
ssss @ @ SrsrRs Ss psy ans Sas To g S1
under the directions of two lawyers placed the oey
ct Freunds disposal he slI the time making hpthi.h
promises soon to turn out sugar OF srDcisof iany
at q nominal cost, with largo proftx. DREW All the
requisite cash to do So end has nos been seat heyc
detectives In Chicago and New York, and pro issr
from real estate firm IN New York sat haya mis-
laid II, but think 1o7 Brpadwg stating thst 9.
You win do us q favor BY kSping II. G., PssHnd IN
sight, or keeping track Of him aud bis whereabouts
as he Is very much wanted here to make gaod his
faithful promises and contracts, and the i1nney he
has induced parties in Chicago to invest which WIN
sons Is nearly their all
Il. Snifren, the architect and superintendent at
the factory In Brooklyn, maze a stateme'le yes
knowledge of the frauduirnt nature of the work.
He had fixed up the burg gtsr-proof secret chamber
by having it lined with joiler-iron, and having
the door supplied with o combination lock, but
after 1t was completed he had never again seen
It's interior. Smiths Atlantic Flour NILS for O
time the Electric Sugar Refining Compauy's fac
tory, was perfectly quiet all day yesterday. That
some person or persons were at work inside the
building was evident for the noise OF engines
could bc plainly heard Late in the afternoon
the door was opened sufficiently to permit the
epess OF @ tall dark, strongly huilt man with
black eyes and mnstachc who, when spoken to
by the 1rbunc reporter, snid he was the engineer
ard had been employed at the factory for fifteen
fitting up the machinery for the shafttng, as wall
as that used In the burglar-proof room. e
He declared that he was never present wh.n
Howard was conducting the operations In she
secret chamber Much attention has been ex-
cited in the neighborhood by the appearance at
the windows OF the factory OF several men, who
retire whenever they see themselves observed .