New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
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4 "SEC"
and
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,o,d.s orrost when reporter for The Tribune
called Yesterday afternoon. She said her nus
bond had left home for business at the usual
hour Yesterday morning. He had come ho''e
later than customary on "Wednesday hish' S''
ing that he had been detained by business
He had complained OF being overworKed lot
some time.
Mrs Moore also said that her husband hau
not been in good health for some uihe' ne
had complained Of pains in the head She u1-
clared that her husband was still employed os
Inman Swami e. Co. as well as being treasurer
Of the East River silk Company. When ne re-
,urnad home on Wednesday night ne said ne
had been doing some work for MI lhii'a"'
Mrs Moore said that her husband had no eN-
pensve habits. and that although he was III w.
ceipt Of a good income the famliy nNe' ~ m,.
within, IT, Mrs Moore said she did not Kho"
whether her husband had ever ueai' ia '
not ,uo,o.o Do
The Moores are members Of the Conegia.e ~. ,..
f, rmcd Church. In Lenox-tNe.. ana are n'EnS
spoken Of in the neighborhood oi 'neh no..
The neighbors SAID the ldfliy h'eu f""' ~
had few callers. ,, ,,x
Mrs Moore told the reporter tnan MI hooic
came originally from Putnam County, IN tns
state where he has relatives. Neither she nor
her husband has any relatives in this city
Her hu sba nd lad entered the employ oi lhiha"'
Swami Il CO. Immediately after their marriage
which took place twelve years aEV go
The forgcrs wife is a pleasant-faced, lady-hk'
woman about thirty years OF age. Shc salh III"
was sure that her husbands trouble was CauSe'
BY some horrible mistake.
Alfred Rucge. who describes his place at the
East River SIX Companys mill at St"in"a!.
near Astoria. the technical manager t"ii
Tribune reporter last night ihat ne was
astounded to learn "Wednesday oi the TOT.
ceres Of Moore. lie said he was irst lniorme
bv telegraph from Inman. Swami d Co Moore
Mr. Ruegg says. told him that the forserles
positively would not run up 10 larger sum INA
perhaps s3S. 900 but from investigations made
Yesterday afternoon Mr Ruegg is inclined to
think that the losses will perhaps be f"uhu L
be as large as between $4,000 ana *lV'Voo lie
is sure that the last-named sum VIII cover ever
thing As the East River SIX Company -
New-Jersey corporation. VIII for rec"Nersni
was obtained from Judge lngerson yesterda!
morning and in a short time the pr1hthble Dusl-
ness in Ste.nway will be resumed. The receNe's
appointed are Robert s. Green jr.. ana lho"@N
-. Day The mill at Steinway, 1t app ars is
The resul, OF the enterprise Of Mr.. Ruegg. who
induced Moore 10 60 into il with MN, as ne hd1
discovered new way of treating SILK WHICH
would give a big advantage over the .fdlndi!
manufacturers. The plant was organized IL l's"
The mill was leased and the new manufacture
begun and employ ment was al once gwen IL
close on 10 800 hands. male and female Ihr
affairs OF the mill AT S,einway were salh - "'
in excellent shape. and Il is SAID 10 ne 'naHlhS
money rapidly doing business Of about S2'o'
ooN a wear Mr Eucgg says that the receivers
told him - 20 ahead yesterday ana continue
the business but ne has decided - close Howi
Cor a few davs till he knows the exact extent
~ th. losses He says thlf outside oi Wnat 'hf
concern may have lost through the forg"r"s 81
Moore the liabilities nothing IKE the assets