The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28
thur O. Baldwin made an application to

Arthur G; Baldwin made an application n e
H ubeit t q. Tayior formerly COUNTY Treas.
MEer Of Kings county. me 70 receiver ei,o Of ,he
really made for newspaper. but technically
for one Of n. reporters OF the PAPER VINO wns
n ennis Of shares Of stock in DC Franklin
Syndicatr Incorporated" Mr., Baldwin said
that no one 1Gpearsd II orp% SH 2stee Smtb
granted the nppiicatlon. liking Mr.. Taylors
Franklin Svndicnte" was the proceeding out
OF which. II was predicted. n legal dispute was
sure no arlic but no i" ora" an nIvdua Il
was pointed ont yesterday that. at the time
Miller dsseppRrea h. wGs 40 var as oHs"S any
nounced that the syndicate would he incor-
porated on Dee and he md already taken 81,
agency Of the Corporation Trust tompany OF
Jersey City. The papers were nrawn up three
named as the incorporators. and the certificate
Tns led at Trenton 6 Mt ao,,ar o. tne J a no
tcrday that. with only these. steps taken, there
was no legally INCORPORATED Franklin syndi-
appoint receiver of, The counsel for the
assignee will urge this point in asking the
the provisions OF the assignment.
The persons most interested, perhaps. In the
Of this SHPatc wS6 hs 9s
salary accounts still unpaid. Under the law;
tssss sss sayo q er ,at to
found, MANY Of them. too. were dep2sitors In
Millers concern. but as depositors they must
whether the property OF their late EMPLOYER
IL turned over to an assignee or receiver. but
they do want their wages: and there IL
the property clerk at Brooklyn Police Head;
quarters to pay all salaries; IL was suggested
Kings county Yesterday that the safe proceed
ure for all the employees would he to present
and MA TAFT snh M each 6oS the
until the Court has determined which ID the
legaIl custodian Of Mler's ASSETS ,.o ,o,,r
taken in Brooklyn other proceedings were be-
ing taken IN Manhattan. Upon II. application
Blake the publisher Of financial I pS-
be found TO- satisfy claim Of Blake's against
Miller for $4,000, This claim arises out 81
s S sq brought which s Bk aks sni N Sr
Vase was served upon Freder'ck Core s'" RSs
trust com sl Broudwsy h Rttcr ,Hs St
tachment was served Mr.. King admitted that
Miller had some money on deposit with tho
m M sn4 n cs Hsak bns Ct had h sS s
men int"restea in thel'FrOnkIin syndicnie,"
more more than a CLERK. He "I said ID" that these de-
tectyes had learned that Miller was in the
habit OF reporting TO one of the five men in
greater part OF each days receipts to him. lie
said also that he had heard that when Miller
money h. could gather together. leaving his
hackers to that extent in the lurch.
william p. burr % Rnrr RI Del arly' made in
behalf Of Elias VI. Jones and several other !
creditors Of Miller. also issued an attachment |
Lao "a a 'Iaa-
longing to William +, Mieras William + Miller. |
DoS H ISS 2s end Others d9s
so any %Sa fSE'f Sas w Se
sS 3, treasurer 81 " w TTm'f Fat9e ..s5
M Nnd AZ Ximm nST S Wd. that i Miller
would so certify to tho court and that he /
would mail tn" certilcat" ~ v"ning. The |
attachment vas issue! -ltisty claims
SO - 500 ,l"rositci VA Gus persons
che i rankin syn. .cH'n."
Emanuel Friend said las r'gh that he had !
lrawu up Attachments - ~ s. applications /
or IN" issue II which Voc .. JADE to-day
II favor Of claims Of over go. 70 I'D depos-
tors in the "SynIica'c" az. sh4f q csc claims
Aggregated nearly $1,000
Postmaster Wilson of B.,,.ivr - oivcd tho
luorney- General James y 7,a,r. o tachcd TO
he Po4t Office Department.
Hold all letters in and arr. pr . at your Office
to Franklin SynGicat, or William F. |
Miller: or any ,nown 10 10 Competed with
ne fraudulent bushes, conducted Ivy them
raul order VIII follow. Pay no money order
4 despatch To THE Sun from Washington
ast n light stated that tho fraud order had been
ssued against William L. Miller, Cecil Leslie
md Louis II. Miller. and this order prohibited
my and all OF the three persons named from |
lsng the United states mails while the order
vas in force
Louis II. Miller. the young brother OF William
;. Miller. arrested on Friday chnrgcl with
tealing $500 belonging 10 III. crrlitors OF
he Franklin Syndi cat" g." was taken from Ray
nond street JDll to he Adams street polio" court
esterday afternoon for examination. He was
we're represented bv Assistant District Attnr-
he, case was adjourned until tomorrow
lillers lawyer asked that Miller b. ad-
nitted TO bail. Offering Mrs. Elizabeth Tim
mons OF q Stanhopr street as surety Mrs
SSmmon,s bond was accepted. the bail being
With regard 10 Cecil Leslie 3 connection with
he Frank lin syndicate" this statement was
made to Sun reporter Yesterday afternoon nv
person who had been Intimately connected
WITH the business since Oct. |.
Leslie resi- gned his place as ADVERTISING
manager OF tn" business two weeks ago. anil
Thlle no was strongly urged to stay by Mr. |
he refused to en- nrtain the suv-
sestlon; because, he said. he had obtained n |
political appointment. know this, because /
' rye; ms LETTER o. resignation"
3rooklyn TO Mulberry street Yesterday. and hnJ
talk with Chief Devery in the prssrnc. ~ |
APT. McClusky Of the Detective office II WINS
aid that he was called upon to explain WHY his
brooklyn polio" let Miller get away. But Chief
oevery said that the matter was only mem
or the Brooklyn Chief.