New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-13
THEY'VEGOT'EM ON THE LIST
MORE BUCKET SHOPS TO BE CLOSED UP
PLENTY OF EVIDENCE on HAND AGAINST THEM
,nr,r,o>.,r pans LIKELY SOON

PLENTY or EVIDENCE on HAND AGAINST THEM
ADDITIONAL RAIDS LIKELY SOON
No additional bucket-shops or discretionary or
der concerns were closed yesterday. put there are
others on the list Cor suppression Extensive prose-
cuons OF the keepers OF these places VIII certainly
follow in due course vast amount OF evidence
has been collected by postofiice inspectors the
Legal Aid Society and the Civic Federation or Chi-
cago The proprietors OF the illegltmate es'aphsh-
ments know they are i'm danger, and are tremohhe
Every time their doors open they look up expect
ing to feel the hand of the law upon theh lheh
expectation will be realized within short time
possibly within a day or two The United states
District Attorney and the New-York County Dis
,rct.Attornev have both been supplied with the
name. OF the men TO be proceeded against ana
with the Information which 10 base the pro-
ceedings.
A sign CLOSED" was posted yesterday on the
door OF the open Board Of Brokers, bucket
shop at No IS Broad-st.. which was raided by the
police on Saturday. The sign meant that the regu-
lar business was not going on inside. The door
uos onen and the customers who had open con-
tracts were free to go in and receive what was
due on them The contracts were settled on the
basis OF the prices at the opening or me Gay i"s
payments were made in money.
A. C. Garland the manager. was on hand LOOKING
gum He said: we liquidatin our accounts
going out OF business. our lease Of this place ex-
pres on May I. and under existing conditions
don't think we would care to renew II at any price
1T wouldn't be altogether healthy added MI
Garland. with smile but lis pretty haro "
think that place that has conduct It's business
honorably for years-aways paying 100 cents on 'ne
doIar-has got to close. lille others OF pretty pau
reputation are permitted TO go righ, ahedu' ~,
course we will fight this OUT 10 the end. out unu
a
business"
II was reported that Louis l.. Todd. former man
ager OF the place was backing IT, and that II was
ONLY a question OF time wher the open Board
would be doing business again
sam Keller the reputed hacker and manager OF
the = 9 Dean Company at No. 80 Broadway. sald
AT his own ofice in The Lords Court Building En-
change Place ard Williams. S,,, am nor.
danger that I vii he indicted My mail has been
demanding inyes, is ton and
res,oraon to The privileges o ne sod on, the
oes fgrSiiare OF De Wolf Co. buckeshop
Of sss in favor Of William R. Hnsdale for slss
one discretionary order concern Nv Wh IIia ~
still in operation has capital Of a 90, c qIcidsq
reading in part as follows - or,
This company desires 10 secure one or NOR
States and Canada. and. as each subscriber WIN De
Immediately appointed an ac5 forWsrd
,rders TO main office for which he will receive a
COMPENSATION OF one half of the commission charges
on such accounts you Will readily see the advan-
tage OF becoming the owner OF one or more shaIe'
al the arliest opportunity The fact that stock
holders will only have TO pay one,haIr the reg u,o
commission rates on occasional orders eHscuteu p
their personal account will appeal directly 10 ever
subscriber who is cOntemplates dealing I'D the
markets .-,.,-,..-. ~,,t
''Wh,le there is no objection 10 stockholders SUD
scrlbirg for than one share, not more man NJ
100 shares will be sold to any one individual Ihf
COMPANY desires to secure az many lnulVlIuat
stockholders as possible and will use every enort
70 cover as great an area az possible ,
The United Agents. of which oliver sumner eau
ia president AT Nos. ~ and IS Broadway, conducts
a adiscretIorary order business He said his busl-
ness was carried on honestly, and his concern
made no promises which IL did not RUM 10 the
letter.