The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-17
FIRE LLOYDS SWI INDIES.
FIFE MORE MEN INDICTED, ONE
or WHOM mas FLED.

One r. In Sing rsinE and the Police Have
Got Jnyrrs, En- -irn. and WoIre-An Al
legged Gnnp OF Swindicrs who Dealt IL
BoEus" Hathaway" NOTES.-The Victims.
The INVESTIGATION OF the alleged bogus fire
Lloyd's insurance companies by the Grand Jury
resulted yesterday in indictments against i've
more men. Three were arrested Yesterday
afternoon. one is now serving a term in Sing
Sing. and another has left the country. Those
indicted are; .
william Dnyncs OF william Dayncs 3 Co, Insurance.
agents at % Pine street. He is I5 years Old, and lives
at goo West Fourteenth street.
william n. Wolfe. 40 years old. n broker Of 1870 Lfhr
erty street, and living at 40 West SixtysiSth street.
Andrew j. Ensign, "a years old, n lawyer at ias
Liberty street, and living at lT7 Warren street,
Brooklyn.
George r. Warrington, broker and promoter. onncs
at % broadway.
Samuel c. ~Northrnp, now In Sing Sing prison.
Daynes's arr ct Is regarded as the most Inn
portant. He was the attorney in fact Of half .
dozen Lloyds companies whose charters. It IL
alleged, are spurious. There are two indict-
ments against him. One is for having obtained
a signature by false prctences.
The Indictment alleges that In June, 1908. he
induced one William !. Martin to become n sub
scriber to a Lloyds company on the representa-
ton that 1t was u legitimate and proper COM
pany.
g tn Smarter g ! ot the COMPANY Is signed By
myths. iDjaynes, it is alleged. got Martin
i SIm sian liable " F5r Il, 900 o. re 9sFc ctR"r Ind Im e,@.nFt
charges grand larceny IN the. third degree. and
alleges that Daynes sold to MILAN n. Chap,
the rights and privileges under the bogus char
ter Of the Capitol Lloy,is Insurance Company.
This charter also is signed BY the three
myths, Daynes lives at M West Sixteenth
street. He was arrested Yesterday afternoon
fees y betsctiyss Me- susht and Gun Of the
a aTe des eP a as s"''f insa "s"es""Gb rSfsr. l ass
with YaTrin sa"S al North hi'apf" Of % a bana
who. whether or not they got up tho bogus
They are alleged to have s~windled a number
OF credulous investors. The specific charge
against them is obtaining money under false
Assistant .District-Attorney Battle said yes
f is5%a' s sast be hs cd s sso.o6 5S'G wo t4rs they OF t %o4,s.
Less isaac no'es n. Oq HatSaMsy." TO who he ' &ns rs by
capitalist. whereas as a a matter Of fact It cSnnos
be found that any, such person ever existed.
clutches Of tie gang was John Wallace. .
wealthy philadelphia. who had money to Inc
Wallace and his broker. Samuel F. Bartol. had
several transactions with the, gang before they
$1,000 motto with the signature of Hathaway in
exchange for the rights of Il patent ash-sifting
machine.
The note fell due and was duly protested.
Bartol then set out to find Hathaway. The
gang kept him waiting for mOnths Ivy telling
him that Hathaway was in the West travelling,
and would arrange matters all right when ho
returned.
Bnrtol was sent from one to the other in quest
Of the inysterions Hathaway. with his notes in
hand, and finally one day met Ensign in the
street. After Bartol had asked his usual ques-
tion. Ensign. who had become rather bored at
being asked the same question SO many times,
said:
We'll: to tell the truth, Bartol. the old man
Is dead
Another victim is Frederick Berg, Jr., a man
ufacturer, of Is Washington place. who dis
counted Il note for $500 signed by Hathaway.
Northrup was convicted in the General Scs-
sions eighteen months ago for floating checks
on the Cochecton Bank. which never existed.
Warrington. 1t is believed. has fed to Canada.
Daynes. Ensign, ana Wolfe will be arraigned
before Judge Nrwburger In the General S@s-
sions this morning. when bail will be fixed.
Daynes's attorney called at the District Attor-
ney's office ond denounced the arrest OF his
client as an outrage.
Graham McAdan and Frank w. Anthony, in
dicted in connection with the bogus Lloyds
have asked leave to inspect the min
utes OF the Grand Jury. aud Judge Newburger
Will hear argument on the motion on Thursday.