New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06


John O. Bache. who ha been agent In this
city for the last eight years of the Union Central
Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati, is re-
ported to have been missing from his office in
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Building at
Twenty -third-st and M&disOn-ave, since last
Thursday and no one knows whore he went TO-
IL was said at his Office late yesterday that ne
left there on Thursday last saying that he was
going on a trip to Boston: that he had not re-
turned and that he had not been heard from
since his departure. Matters have come to Eght
since his departure which. 1t is said. may nave
heen the cause Of his remaining away y"
the day he left town for Boston SIX notes ""'0ii
he had indorsed fell cue at the Western ->aio',"'
Bank and It IS said that before gong away "e
did not call at the bank or make any proN's'o"
for their payment.
On March three more notes fell due and were
protested All the notes were made paYapie a'
the Western National Bank, which had dis-
counted them for Nj. Bache between OCTOBER %
and December last The nine notes ranged in
amounts from 1876 TO s4S7 and aggregated SS''9.
They were made payable three and four months
from date The makers of these notes are SAID
70 he George f. Romer. s. NJ Morrison. T. F.
Raylev s NJ Mnzesheimer James +. Irving.
John A. Cotter. James Penebrook. Robinson A.
Cpaein and William II. Englewood They were
,ndo-sed bv John O. Bache. and by John O.
Rsche as manager, Metropolitan Building Madi-
son-aye and Twenty-third-st Valentine T. Sny-
der vice-presdent oil tn Western Natlonai
Bank. after the notes had oeen protested, caused
Inquiries 10 be made at Mr. Baches once ana
house but could learn nothing.
Carter Hughes x Dwight attorneys lot tHe
hank filed an attachment at the Sherln S CIIce
Yesterday against Mr.. Bache for SS.f1o, whlCn
they obtained on the allegation that he had de,
he
creditors and 10 avoid the service or summons.
Deputy-Sheriff Henning served the attachment al
the Garfield Safe Deposit vaults, "nere s,ariay M,
Bache is said to have box. and late YESTERDAY
Carter Hughes & Dwight obtained an order per-
mtting the Sheriff to open the Do&.
DIR Henry T Boyle medical examiner here TOT
,he Irnion Central Life Insurance Company start
ed with Mr.. Bache for Boston on ihursuas nls'
on the steamer Plymouth. Of the Fail RIVER Line.
They chatted together on the steamer curing tIIe
evening. and started to bed ABOUT 2 a. III. on
reaching the stateroom Mr. Bache said ne dld not
feel sleepy yet but would 60 to look up the pag
gage AS Mr. Bache did not return MI boEIe
Incurred of a deCkhand. who said that MT. bache
had taken another stateroom. Mr.. Boyle was un-
able to learn where the stateroom was anu 20, re, re-
turned to his own room. On reaching fai RIVER
Mr. BOYLE is quoted as saying that ne inquired
and searched high and low for Bache throughOut
the steamer, but could find no trace OF MN "a, =,
Royle then thought he might find Mr.. Bache IN
the town hut after several hours searching could
find no trace OF HIM NJ, "
Mr. Bache's full name is John owen bache; NJ
has been connected with life insurance business
in this city for the last fifteen years ana was
formerly an Episcopal clergyman here:
At the home Of Mr. Bache NO 90 wesl ',as r. ~
slightest where Tribune reporter caiied ias'
night little Information could be learned re-
garding the missing man The place IL ooaad arr,
ing-house kept by Mrs. Begeau 1t was saio
that Rache left there on "Wednesday AFTERNOON.
He took but little with him. Nothing had peen
heard Of him since his departure was
thought that he had no relatives In this ciiy'
but he has a cousin in Boston Dr Charles -
BOYLE who II said, Is brother OF the Ut.
Rovle who accompanied Bache on the boat mas
an office in the boarding house and lives at NO.
l47 West Forty-third-st. At the latter piace IL
lid az tho homes OF Brayton Ives. president
OF the bank: Valentine y. Snyder, the wee
president and H. a. Smith. the cashier. out
none of them would say anything ABOUT 'he
matter,