New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-16
STILL HUNTING FOR COLE.
TO BE HELD FOR ABANDONMENT IF FOUND.
HIS FATHER DEFENDS HIM AND EXPLAINS THE
EXAMINATION OF HIS ACCOUNTS.


EXAMINATION OF HIS ACCOUNTS.
Every clew followed from Nyack yesterday In
search for Edward H. Cole in and about New-fork
ended I'm failure. Information that he alive on
Monday night was taken to Nyaek yesterday by Ed
ward Lee from Miss BERTHE Cornwall, OF No. 16o
sherIdan-ave New. York, who and spoke to Cole
at 4 80 O'Clock Monday afternoon She also asserts
that he was going to Fleetwood Park at Z 40
O'Clock at night and that is the latest trace Nothing
discriminating Cole has been learned from an exam
nation Of his books in the Office Of James H. Bauvelt
g. Co.
When George o. MARITIME, one OF the searchers for
Cole, returned to Nynck last night with Information
that the New-York police would not hold Cole until
they had warrant, President Kline, OF Nyack tele-
graphed to Inspector Byrnes 10 arrest Edward b.
Cole for abandonment. This was done after consuta-
ton with Mrs. Cole.
1t was said yesterday that Cole had been staying
at the GiIsey House this city for the last few days
The clerks at the hotel denied emphatcaly last night
that Mr.. Cole had been there at any time within the
last week.
The beginning of suit by David ]. Blauvelt,
father of General James II. Blauvelt. for dissoi-
ton Of the interests OF the father and son in Nyack
Rural Cemetery is a new phase OF the family
troubles which have been made public because OF
the snarl in the books Of James H. Blauvelt q
Company kept by Edward Cole. For many years
David j. Blauvclt has been his sons financial
hacker, and 1t is said now that he has Withdrawn
his support
Ex-Judge Cole, Edward Coles father, said yester-
day: al will not patiently listen to these insinua-
tions against my sons honesty when / know that
Mrs. James II. Bhuvelts extravaganza has led
her husband to the verge Of bankruptcy. When
the deficiency in the Office accounts was fOund 10
be due 10 General Blauvelts overdrafts and agree
ment made that until preferred creaitofs Mere
paid Mrs. Blauvet to receive but $3o o week
living expenses from the firm, and oil the rest OF
the Generals profits were to 90 toward making
$50 a woman of her luxurious tastes this was
calling. and when she demanded more soon after
the agreement aud Mr.. Dickinson refused TO pay
il she said she would about IT,: To humor her
Edward drew a check for the profits claimed and
when Mr. Dickinson refused to sign 1t she took 10
TO her husband and he did So Cashier Gesner
threw out the check and said he could only recognize
Mr. Dickinsons signature. Then another member
If the family tried to induce President Chapman to
cash fhe check and he also refused Mrs. Blauyelt
then consulted Lawyer Sawyer and secured MS
services and Accountant Green's for an examina-
ton OF the BOOKS lou hno" uo ies' "' won
as | do. H.. IL. -, ,.o,,o,.,,,o
moment but | believe my boy was as true to every
trust reposed I'm him az Is the needle to the POLE can
not and will not see him made scapegoat IN this
matter. As yet nothing but what Is TO his credis
has been proved. Murder will out. II there Is TO
he a crash in the house OF Bauvelt my son should
one the truth should be known esteem and honor
General Blauyet does every one IN the community.
Int | will not see my sons reputation sacrnced Dy
Mrs Blauvct even II she has led Nyack society for
twenty wears | want you newspaper men 10 90
Justice 10 my innocent. wandering son.