The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19
FORGED BILLS OF LADNG.
NEW frD1Ur11ESr or n n EIEID tro1
DfsCOYERKES IN HIS BO0x6. !, !.

inc DOCKS OF flelus Atuutoy, Wioohohs - w
now In progress in the District Attorneys
ONCE, bore It's ffst fruit yesterday. In On In
dictnrent against Edward N. Field sor forgery
| in the second degree. crime which. like
grand larceny In the first degree, II punish
| able by ten years In State prison. David. N.
| Carvalho. expert in handwriting. and Arthur
@ Elliott and Max HessburR. employees ofthe
| firm Of Knauth. Nachod 4 Kuhne. bankers, the
| complsinants against Field. testified. before
the Grand Jury yesterday morning. and the In
| dictment was soon presented to Judge Cowine.
| The indictment charges that on Nov. IS.
Field. with the intent to defraud. forged this
bill OF lading:
shipped in good order and condition By Field Lndiey
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The Indictment further AYERS that Field used
this forged bill Of lsdinR to induce Knauth.
Nashod this bin q s1onanse
- NV Yosx. Nov. rs. 1891.
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r Ssa ri ss1is
Welehers estate. and The money had been ieft pr
specializing on behalf Of the hrm and glee.
fully reported to his uncle that insde Il FIX
aside ' from the Interest," The uncle. Soxeysr.
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at that time had no Balance. nor ala theyeI:
geot to have any n the ordinary t SQUIRE &
rhs e fs
latter, there being no funds. forgery was re-
s' @on n Nov. rs the firm arranged that We
teGuai to siis0ooj to the firm in. Mannheim
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All these shipping documents have since
turned out 70 be forgeries; There were no
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our funds had .essned there me time led id
4 Xhereupon it went back to Reuters agent
" VhD a our funds reached Mannheim. DuIln-
hofer { Closer declined to receive y and d.
that It sh1pd be turned eyer e Sss6
seates e.
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viii viii be remembered. for that amount.
District Attorney Nco iey
minded MIND man Mt to draw S Either Edward n Field
e en- artip daring ;S criminal I'm or
bsio4s sRs erssh x
S ssa g tS Sed y
or others until this source Of money ran dry:
Then he hsa witch r ss ss sssn nds
sRs Ths Jaes are
sassf9s Te Books
as yet DO not.reyeal where the large amounts Rs
thss 81 sS n
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s SNs es5u to Moore sshiey. am informed:
the L L EP her
CATION q Fields trsnsactions and, indging
from h present asns Indications other indictments
EaIsrd NJ Field slept well On 7. Thursf;a is,ys
Ss%spaP 81 q g Gsiosf ESs% Ss SssFifss
cSsSz sas ash R% hoq
asy Ts Ss Ha
boring drug store and had Il Allied, The
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sss last i1g {ss that NJ FIELD s.
spps snss e
M tns s%e s. fe his cousin said last
night that he had not seen him since the court
~ did not wish to attend him myself" said
DIR. Field. because the public might believe
clarine him insane. 1 asked br. Douglass to
cooperate with DR.. Cosby in looking after him.
pacity. and will make no report"
DR.. Douglass visited Mr.. Field last night
III remansd With him about h half en- n hour.
Late in the afternoon Mr.. Field threw away
tho papers he had been reading and lay on his
jail could get q word out Of him. At o'clock
he took q few spoonfuls OF soup 1t was said
Cyrus W. Fields condition was said to be I'M
changed yesterday. 1t Is grave.
Where Yesterdays Fires Were.
A. M-7:4o. rs Maiden lane. U. straekerjan, rsstau-
rant dsmnva RIED I or chimney lao Nulbsrry