The Washington times., 1895-07-02

A levy yon the property OF judgment debtor
and conveniently absent Shylock companies
VIII be the features in the proceedings
gainSt them to-day.
II is expected that there will be an in
tercsting stir at the offices of the ShyIock
companies. A Judgment has been OBJ
taincd against the Capital Guarantee Loan
Company for the small amount of $20.25
andCosts. Thisjudgm nthaSnothecnpaid,
and il isproposed To issue uecXecutiOna gainst
the property OF the company this morning.
This process viii undoubtedly reveal some
thing that is not now kuo wn or will in
duCe Il settlement.
MeSsrs Ralston & Sidd0ns said yesterday
that execution, to which they were forth
with entitled by the verdict OF the jury,
has been della ycd in Difference to the alb
sencc of Mr o. j Barrett, but thatin justice
TO their client they must take advantage of
the verdict in her favor 1t will probably
be an interesting proceeding TO find prop
erty at Il place where the plaintiff said
that all sheicver saw was man who called
himself Mr. Barrett and clerk she never
knew,
PART OF THE ASSETS.
1t is known that there is a stamping
was to impress the word extended" over
an ordinary bank notice, the charge for
which proceeding was about 81. 80, in
Guiding 20 ceUts month for the man who
put up the money to run this gorgeous
swiudle
Itis also on the cards in this game against
the ShylockS that an attachment VIII issue
against the Washington Mortgage Com
pany. where is Mr.. Yeunowire?" il
q question that has exercised the constable
for about two weeks. lady victim
writes to The Times that the gentlemani
real name is Yennaman and not Yenno wine
but several lawyers know him as Yenno-
wine But whether it be Yennowine or
Yenuaman the ConstableS have been I'm
able to locate him aud even the constable
who s said to know him by sight has
not seen him.
The attachment against him and his
concern will probably reveal something of
interest to him and the public. There is
reason to believe that he is evading arrest
and this is good ground for the issuance
of an attachment
SEEKING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Yesterday afternoon good, honest car
penter, who has been paying Sc. 90 every
two weeks for the loan of $50, called on
The Times attorney to state his case. Ii
IS patiently q EOOu one, pub tllc 81 iOChr III
view of the suit and another on file against
him, has fled.
Several of the money-lenders, in fact,
have concluded that this is the best month
in the year to- take their vacation and
three of them at least are expected to
have shaken the dust of the city off their
feet for an indefinite leave of absence.
The Bureau of Legal Advice is natu-
rally one of great assistance in the Shy
locb Investigations, although only small
per cent OF the inquiries now are in the
Shylock matter. For all this, there is
such high stack of cases against the
Shylocks still untried that If they were
TO be prosecuted this summer The Tines
attorneys and the defendants attorneys
would stand q rather slim chance for
summer or fall vacation.
One OF the interesting cases submitted
to the Bureau of advice yesterday is that
of a widow lady, who complains, on good
ground, that all estate left to her son
has been literally plundered by a COM
bination of friends, who took advantage
Of her husbands helplessnesS just before
his death The estate was considerable
one, and some very respectable people
may be compromised before long.