New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
!. trace OF w. F. MILLER.
,continued from f,rst pagcJ
- ne ali Of which will probably go

- drafts. all Of which will probably so
protest., ..ssed 10 the Franklin Syndicate con-
lsl Au."ns M in Station A. Brooklyn. There
.sss " speverai thousand letters, large num-
10" which are supposed to contain MONEY,
n Of VII. VII will continue TO be held up by the
fldsrs ni.hor;ties. and Postmaster Wilson VIII
sia Washington for instructions as 10 the
,sos;ion OF II. u, o,,et DAWN the
puns,5 Street Jail. He had only one Vlsl'o,
tpymVuar woman, who stayed from until
ssieros' ,he hour which is allowed TO visitors
'SlooS a,,ernoon The keepers said that the
the -ss the prisoners wife. but Louis H.
tons" Or is supposed 20 be unmarried
SECURITY NOT SATISFACTORY.
saturday night Mr. Miller. the father
- D-,soner and of the missing manager OF
r.artlin Syndicate, called upon Magistrate
p-enner at his home, No. 2o2 Carroll-st.
-. was accompanied by three friends VINO
"a, 10 furnish bail for the young man.
= us not know these men and was not salts
-~,,h the security they offered" said the
p,.,-o,s 10 a Tribune reporter yesterday. Il
Sss,m.,r refused TO release Miller on bail. This
= ,-onortant case, and / shall be extremely
fs~t,i before accepting any ball IL was nxed
ev 600 the largest possible sum tor 'he OF
80 vnon which he was held.
r. ,-..,-irt Attorney Steele was OUT OF town on
use USE but was at his home, No az Carroll
-Rtrooklyn, yesterday when Tribune re-
,0-ter called III, -, oA !.
-, morning" he said. "by depositors
V.,,s found that Miller has actually gone.
Tho 20 bs Willing 10 testify. / shall be in my
VII NV q o,clock and shall be there until 1890
ol e,~ - and during that time shall give my
w..a,lon 10 this matter. / nave some cases IN
- court Of Appeals IN AIDahy on iuesuay' anu
Wv nt he back in my oflce IN BrookIyn after
VII no. -. ~ Tomorrow until Wednesday, or
WDt,,,,. later II the cases are not reached on
L'sssav Ny assistants. however will continue
~ work on these cases
% ~ Nnler's disappearance with the
seeO-~' .be-a Is now a much stronger case
noIe! Sjr, than when the first indictment was
ts s..' Then he was in his Office ready 10 pay
,O.i' tbejr money 10 any subscribers who de-
e esss e. Now he is gone. and the money is
9 Is Instruct Attorney was much interested in
nc 80 NJ the Washington Syndicate, which
. .nss toii in yesterdays Tribune. He read II
was ATv and said that he would certainly take
ca. ca AGAINST this concern If any complaints
$50 would warrant such action after In
,..,IS,tiop we're presented to him.
1SuS, think this man Agnew VIII close up
,ov said Judge Steele.
pgTTs, o office of the Washington Syndicate was
,,ased all day yesterday. and there was no one
s. ne neghborhood who would own to any
I..,,action with H. Detectives Donlon and Beh-
w. are still on the watch, and know OF all OF
Irnew's movements. They spent good part
- rss,ardav in looking up his antecedents.
ess LEA learned that ne is native of England,
,sS1t fifty years old. and. as told in The Trio-
S.s YESTERDAY, was at one time car conductor
"a later in the sewing machine and real estate
irs,ness The detectives say That some tune
- he was interested in the policy game. and
rsaucted several policy shops in Williamsburg.
rsat he is a shrewd man all who have known
irnew testify For this very reason they De
isys he will now close up his little washington
s-,S,ns.A on account of the exposure and de-
,,nrtjon Of its model, the Franklin Syndicate.