The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
WI. MOORE TURNS UP AGAIN.
he IS STILL HELPING AMERICANS
10 LARGE FOR7 CNES
prncsisiur Upon the GuiiihilNv or Persons
Who Think They Are iicirs to Large
Estates Abroad-A Way to D~spoii For.
or ry,.I,

rrnc.isine Upon the Guinbirtv or Persons
| Who Think They Ave icir. to Large
| Estates Abroad-A Way to p-Spoil For.
| tune Hunters Of Their sinai! Change.
LONDON. May 2a.-Gcn. Mofrat Of the United
States Consulate here is putting Scotland Yard
| In motion ith view to tho arrest of adven.
| turers who nre thriving upon tho innocence OF
| American citizens who regard themselves as
| heirs to unclaimed estates in EuroJe
| William Lord Moore. who gives an address
| In Ingcrsoll road. Shepherds Risl. London
has been advertising extensively in American
| papers that billion and a half only awaits
| claimants to be paid over to them. and that IL
| twenty-five cents are sent to him he will begin
preliminary Investigations. He has obtained
u number of clients. Some of them hive
become suspicious. The legal representa-.
tivcs OF one in New Brunswick write:
"A client Of ours who believes herself en-
tit!ed to n large amount OF real estate and per.
sonal property left by her unces in county
Cavan was attracted by this advertisement
and entered into correspondence with William
Lord Moore. He has instituted proceedings
which. he says. are sure to be successful in
gaining property for her. provided 500 are ut
once sent , on IT.. to- lay for Or private bond and
ing the standing of Moore:
Another letter Of inquiry comcs from Day
letter e from he british CONSULATE in New YerH
denying any knowledge Of Moore, and mem
tlonng that S9 GOD, DEM OF fraud IS rrectised
Moore sends printed agreements to his
- 1t is hereby stipulated that William Lord
Moore shall take no instructions from any per-
mcnts or representations made by others, tie
said William Lord Moore being agent and
s"s G n S5 hS Mno %
Lord Moore in connection With the claim to the
Richard Pendletur- inheritance lor consult amy
Another OF Nfoores printed papers ,I; informs
ihcm must look to them lone for payment.
When their claims are GAINED they, will be in
tna y thS or by If agent
thor property is placed IN their hands. This
notice. notice; Moore re-, s ,N is sen. list his clients
him. Writing to Delaware client. Moore
says: ,.,o =, ro,r s,,..uo., ,
ons sT 81 to shs eas AND wort 1sst
amountl.I will take your claim for So on every
;h Eanea at fair tb,t hdon
wSsrs sess E Iox
to serve You and take all rists for 40. You
will DO obliged by law to begin at once. as you
rr Ws to
thing ready to proceed at once. Let no ono
know Ct your good fortune; or spurious claim.
delayed until their claims have been heard. II |
not convenient TO send whole $40 at once send |
half. and shall feel justified in proceeding
without delay"
representative Of the, international, Tele.
soil road this afternoon. but there was no one
at home. 1t is a small, working class house,
and the landlord said:
They arc very seldom In. Moore has sent
his wife away ard there Is another woman liv.
gone tomorrow. He has taken the house Tor
a year certain and has paid up two quarters
rent SO long as he DAYS am not suppos ed to
concern myself about him. IIo is seldom at
home during the day"