The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-21
WALLER WILL COME BACK.
M WILL LEAVE NEW LONDON FOR
GREENPORT TO-DAY.

GREENPORT TO-DAY.
mic Father ss'a to Have Assumed the Me-
feasibility for His Omciai Actions At
,hs Brickyard-Mr. sage Says He Has
B.ea Perfectly Honest. but Careless.
anErSronT. July 2O.-Youne Martin b. Wal
,.,. the son OF ex.Gov. Waller OF Connecticut
vul be back tomorrow to resume his dutes as
c.c,stary and Treasurer OF the Long Island
mick Company. or. at least that is what Presi-
dsnt D. c. Sage OF the company says. Tracy
waller. q brother OF Martin. cnme TO town to-
day from New London and had long confer
.,cs with Mr.. Says over the missing official OF
,bs eomrany. which resulted 10 the amicabe
arrangement OF everything. Ex-Gov. Waller
ma. agreed to be responsible for hi, sons
actions. and whatever may be the matter In
tho future Mr.. Sage will not be the loser.
Mr. Sage has previously refusedto have any
thing TO say about young walters enairs'
Init this evening he consented to talk to BUN
rsportsr who saw him ut the yard.
THE rumors that We lost large amount OF
money through young Mr.. Waller are unquali-
daddy false" he said. "In fact can assure
,ou that he has actually taken no money l
ssvs been looking over all OF his accounts Tor
,hs last ton days. and they are all straight.
since he has been away this time Waller has
sollsc,sd two small bills which he has not re-
turned. They do not amount 10 more than
ANN and ono OF them Is in the form OF check,
vb,oh he hadn't cashed. while the other 10 q
note. know that Waller would not appro-
priate funds 10 his own use. and would not
b. afraid 10 trust him.
That Is not whore Martin Is at fault He
h,s simply been negectiul OF his duties here.
Bs left here on last Juno %. saying that no
would be back that night or the next day. We
r
grams have come to me from him saying that
he would be In on the next train or the
nsxt day, but he never showed w. Finally
cot anxious and teleEraphed TO his
father about 1t. l had expected every
DAY that he would be back. ann
It seems inexplicabls that he should
stny away as long as he did. He had the work
OF keeping the time Tor and paying the l.soo
men we employ The men are paid every Tues LEI.
when Martin didn i return. Ihis OF course ,rs,
made deal 81 trouble win the men ass n waG
wax s ssm. 1ou Da and Marsn
Srrsneed ior tho payment Of tho men myself;
Walters absence also made a ereat uoal Oh
AMI threw things very much behind;
This is not the lrst time that Martin has
Wen n!'o on II in exas,y tho same way. telling US
that he would bs back in Iay or Two; A sron,
inihsr ltut matters are 30 now that We won't
have trouble again even u Ws n hay atsn sne
mon will got their pay regularly and business
""T 10 1 Secret r. Of Mr. sases lsnent treatment
Of Walters escapades NAV explained BY the
fact that Waller and his father are largely in
ssa al. Always Been large one ana
two years ago 4 was otGanizedw Is stock con-
iioy Waller and his friends took good deal Of
tho stock and the Governor invested in some
for for bis hiss SON. Then Martin was made secretary
when he acquired q knowledge OF the business
h. Tss to becon. its manager user; and Mr.; Sage
has he neglected mis- duties so strangely.
Tsr sf here who
Walters actions. as descrioedsby Mr.. Sage. are
~ .sy n
!sknovn In the village q Waller personally. as
b did not pass much OF his time here; In ,act.
miles from town. was not known I'LL some time
after no had gone.
svs iipS%Fsfr stree. W5
srnor again declared that his son had not
. *. .es s9eSSl. With tn. boy !: that =. es.
zone some work for tho company snce be vent
eour.s hasn't s's The
has 0stn a9Tn to eons s, Island and :n'oy
viii 10 him back attending to his dutes
again. Martin 10 rs years old. and he Is old
enough to take care OF himself. He was over
kept 1t up after We returned. He vas admitted
TO the bar although he never:practisei.
thought business experience wouldn't hurt
him. and had arranged for an Investment OF
q h snd p /. IN 1s LONG ss Rk
When no gets back to Greenport he will hunt
up tho man who has been starting, those
rumors about his honesty. and II he doesn't
mine"
NEW LONDON. July 2O.--This evening The
vas naturally disturbed by the situation. but
here In his native town. where he Is we'll
known. the press and the public alike secuted
th. story as it appeared in the sunday papers.
and no ono was ut all surpr sed to zee him on
The streets to-day to confirm their good opin-
ION; II reply to a query as TO the origin OF the
most nf the time since last January has been
spent In Brooklyn but in the service OF the
company On June % Invent to brooklyn with
aSs o, fndWd hS IN
snumber Of kilograms to Mr.. Sage: the Presi-
Dent Of the CONF any, but neglected to inform
attribute 70 my Illness and. perhaps. constitu-
tlonal carelessnesa. There was never any sus-
nlcion on the part OF Mr. Sage or any one in
embezZled the company's money. On the con-
t eTs1I, have balance OF salary duo to my
OF course tho article referred to was ire
tiTmediatsly communicated my whereabouts
70 Dir. Sage and my father. | came home Sun.
GAY Mn, 1ight to SEQ my family: and Tomorrow
morning return TO Greenport"
HE SAYS kESyEDY DIPPED HIN