New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

FRANK +. ARBCCKLE.
Crpple Creek and Central City. He was found
inscnsible in some bushes beside the roadway
in front Of a vacant lot at Eighth-ave. and one
hundred and fifty -second-st.. at a. m. yester'
day. and he died before the police could remove
him to a police station Although there were no
marks of violence on his body. his watch and
roll of bills which he had carried we're missing.
and he had been seen late on Wednesday nlght
drinking with strangers in a saloon not far from
the place where he died.
Mr.. Arbucke was known to many persons IN
this city. as he had been in New-York on busi-
ness frequently He came to the city the last
time about two weeks ago and was the guest OF
Fred Feigl Editor Of THE Tammany Times, AT
No 236 West Thirty -ninth-st. Late on Wednes-
day afternoon he was in Fourteenth-st, near
Tammany Hail. and met Mr.. Feigl. AT that time
Mr. Arbuckle appeared to he in good health ana
good sspirts After a short conversation Win
Mr. Feigl he went away. saying: 'Il see you at
6 O'clock ~ the house" Mr. Arbuckie d'd not
go to the house in Thirtyninth-st.. however ana
his friends heard nothing about his movements
until he was dead.
FOUND BY A ROUNDSMAN.
Roundsman Mclaughlin, Of the West Ohe-nun-
dred-apd- hfty-secoid-st. police station louh"
Mr. Arbuckle lying senseless in the busnes at
Eighth-ave He whisted for patrolmah ana
sent him to call an ambulance from the Mahha'-
tan Hospital The patrol wagon was caiieo aiso'
and Mr. Arbuckle was believed 10 be living when
the wagon arrived, but the wagon carried
cornse 70 the police station The police surgeon
who examined the body at the police station sd'o
ho ,hougbt the man had died from heart disease.
as there were no marks Of violence on the pody'
rboro are n number of saloons near the place az
which Mr. Arbuckle was found and there nave
been cases Of robbery with the aid OF Knock
out drops" In the neghborhood. Poicemeh VINO
were sent out 10 make inquiries ascertaiheu '''at
Mr. Arbuckle had been seen drinking III one ot
the saloons at a late hour on Wednesday, anu
the bartender sail he noticed that the man e~-
hibted n roll Of bills and had a handsome eoo
u,o,ch and chain. The watch and chain had
disappeared. and there was only smaii sum OF
money in Mr.. Arbuckle's pocket when the police
found him In his pockets were number OF let
tors and five shares of the Cripple Creek ana
central CITY Consolidated Gold Mining Company.
The only jewelry on his person consisted oi
small gold pin and gold cuff buttons
Mr.. Feigl claimed the body of Mr. Arbuckle
n the nolice station in the forenoon and in the
oftorpoon the body was removed To the under
,ak.r.s shon nj No 4OS West Thirty y-eighth-st
Tho ners found in Mr. Arbuckle's pocket We're
sent 10 the Coroner's office. Among them was
latter which Mr. Arbuckle had received from j.
Iouis echaeser treasurer OF the Hamilton Bank
Note Engraving and Printing Company In this
city. reading as follows:
Door SIR beg TO acknowledge receipt Of your
letters OF october "a and November me latter IN.
Block Of the stock Of the COMPANY This ! would
have no hesitancy in doing Il felt mat me hsesi,
10 -b2F ~ warranted
step Sfs q and therefore do not feel dis
others 10 do So in fact am now considering whener
shall aow you 5 to @sf Gsmpany y name as
ana wrote You in July last asking that ysu give me
sSmp,ny sSmf ds IN the ,0 shape Of balance sheet sport
OF the mining superniendent OF DTt ens
ira, iraI city was producing also stated mat would
IKE to kIw VIVA, new ~ had realized and what had been
1one with the proceeds. and also any information
GnlsR reek nine To this have definite reply except
an acknowledgment from you, stating that every.
'h,ng Now was am Informed by other parties who hav:
been making Inquiries in reference % ne mine and
Tho mines at Central city are not the property
OF the company and tha' the cripple creek mines
Now If the Tnips. are nor the propsr,y Of the
has gone that you have received for stocks, and
where the 5000 has gone that you claim that you
,hinys are ali very interesting 10 know TO an in
,astor and when YOU ask any one 10 invcs, you can
hardly expect TO be successful. II you fail give your
stockholders the proper Information to which they
are Justly entitled -,
asked for above. and may add that am in posi-.
tion where | could have influenced plenty OF invest
ments in YOUR company. sufficient 10 carry il on,
h, vour actions thus far have shaken confidence.
and therefore refrain from running any further
risks.
A prospectus of the Cripple Creek and Gen.
trail City Consolidated Gold Mining Company
found In Mr. Arbuckc's possession. gives its
officers: Frark p. Arbuckle. president: J. Louis
Schaefer vice-president; Robert II. Porter. sec.
retary: ]. r. Williams. assistant secretary;
Harry s. Mcdowell and f. L. Raymond. d.
rectors. and John J. Reilly. superintendent.
The capital stock is put at S200O0O0. Of which
81 900 900 Is treasury stock. The general ONCE
,s in the Arbuckle Building. Denver. The pro-
duction OF gold up to February 10. 1890. Is esti-
mated at S5O000. The ore is given as assayinS
from Sl5 to $50 a ton.
MR. FEIGLS STATEMENT.
Frederick Feigl. Editor Of THE Tammany
Times" at whose house Mr.. Arbuckle was Q
guest during his visit In New-York. when seen