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Block Island. r. l.. Hotel Manisses

Fifteea miles at sea. Surf bathing. telegraph,
daily steamboats,, electric bells, orchestra, mod
crate prices Send foe pamphlet.
teeth. s&tu-lste 6. e. \ A. BROWN.
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BLUE RIDGE INN,

SMOKERS GAP, VIRGINIA,
overlooking the Shenandoah and Loudoun valleys.
open Elevation 200 feet. Cool breezes;
pure spring water; black bass fishing; SO miles
from Washington; telephone connections. Apply
MANAGER. Demonet p. o., Clarke co., Va.
je13-th.s 1918
FIRST-CLASS BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS
FAIRvIEW COTTAGE
my2S- tn. til. .39ts Deer PARK Nd
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jy5-d&ds

MORTGAGE SALE OF HANDSOME COUNTRY
RESIDENCE AND FARM IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, MD, LOCATED ON THE
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON TURNPIKE
LESS THAN MILE FROM AMMENDALE
STATION AND FROM MUIRKIRK STATION
ON TiE b: AND o. R.R., ONLY Is MILES
BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON
Under power OF sale In a mortgage from DIR.
Mareen ID. Humes and wife, the above mentioned
property will be sold by the undersigned on FRI
DAY. JULY TWELFTH, 1901 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, on the premises. The farm in question con-
siats Of % acres Of land OF which so acres are
arabic and the balance Is woodland In addition to
the residence, which is large and attractive the
In provements comprise a commodious barn two
te aant houses an ice house and other appropriate
outbuildings. The property adJoins that Of Mrs
Etnack and is near the property Of the late Ad-
mlral Ammen and Of Mrs. Thorpe.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance I'm equal
sums In six ana twelve months, all cash at the
purchasers option. Credit payments viii bear In
te est from time OF sale, at which deposit of $3.50
viii be required. For further particulars see
''Lfarfboro' Gazette"
GEORGE wHITELOCK
Attorney Named In the Mortgage.
GEORGE WHITELOCK, Solicitor 7oI Guardian
Trust building. Baltimore, Nd. fy38e&II
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StatIer's Hotel.

30 II. from the Main Entnaes ef the Exposition.
81 and $3.50 Ca .ss lsas,:s: ssssss...
teiiiss sbeat en- Guasantssd Aceonmodatioaa
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''NA MURRAY BAY. QUEBEC.
New Hotel. owned and operated by the RicheIIeu
and Ontario Nav. Co.; accommodation for 400
guests; handsomely furnished; hot and cold, salt
and fresh water baths; steam heat, etc.; climate
a combination Of mountain and air.
The Hotel is beautifully situated at the foot OF
the Laurentian mountains overlooking the majestic
st. Lawrence river; reached by steamers Of the
R. and o. Nav. Co. from Toronto Clayton. n. Y,
Montreal and Quebec.
For rates and booklet send to n. NJ PATERSON
Manager. care Of R. and o. N. Co.. Montreal
IN Z
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

THE FRONTENAC-A NEW HOTEL. AS GOOD
the best. Kentucky ave. 100 yards from
Beach HOmeike and literally conducted Capac
fty. 250. Offers large. pleasant rooms, excellent
CUISINE elevator 10 street anu every convenience,
for SO 10 S1250 weekly; 81 TO 81 so daily Sat
uTday to Monday, So So Desirable rooms at 81
weekly ldoubleD during July. Booklet. Mrs.
H. Y. MOVER, Owner and Proprietor. formerly
Of the WetberiII. jeS3St-10
THE ALBE8iAILE, BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
on Virginia near Beach and famous piers
This elegant modern hotel. throughout, en-
Target to capacity of 400. effers large, cool
rooms with high-class table and service. for
special rate during July. so to $3.50 weekly,
$500 to 50 daily Saturday until Monday,
$3.50. Contains elevator. private baths. etc;
4,000 feet of porches. Booklet -
fe25- bot J. r COPE-
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT,
Pa. Highest point on w. Nd. r. R.; convenient
to church. post office and station; grove adjoin-
ing for Of guests. Address M L. G. Nc
COMAS. jest, tn, 8, 1ms
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HOTEL NORMANDIE.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Second house from the Rudolf" New jersey ave.
Headquarters for Washingtonians. Finest hundred
room house on the beach Every modern conven-
ience- Private baths Elevation to street level.
write for booklet and rates J. p. RUE co.
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.

FOR RENT-A CAFE ON THE FRONT; FULLY
equipped for business Apply ALVIN HOTEL
Colonial Beach. Va. or 4i2 Rhode Island ave
NV. - ~ -. .t- ty06te
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THE PLndPfuN' shoTEL
IVA MAICH HILL r E1ten.ivs tmprcyements
Ftreproof Elevator Shaft. Only hotel having Gas
ard Eisctricity in every room and supplied ex-
Heat. Superb Orchestra Conducted strictly for
arst,ciass patronage. Open June 70 October Send
for Booklet. GILBERT JOHNSON. Address me
care Of Dixon House. Westerly. h L
my21-tu th&s-20t-16
The evening world., 1901-01-28
NJ DONALD AGED
BY A CRIPPLE.
Victim Of Gamblers Gun
Appears Against Him
in Court.

Miles Mcdonald. who shot George
Price, Edward Courtney. Thomas Ken.
needy and william McGu!nnrs In n
brawl In the Onawa Cafe several weeks
ago. was examined on "A charge OF !eion-
.ous assault; to-day In Harlem Court.
TIL. prosecuting witness wa- Edward
Courtney. He was carried Into court. as
IicDonnld's bullet. which struck him IN
the spine. has paralyzed the entire
lower portion Of his body.
Mcdonald conducted his own examin-
alton. but did not succeed In establish
Ink = case of seif-deIensc. Magistrate
Teller intimNsd thAS. he would hold HIN
for the Grand Jury, and when Daniel
ORe.lley. the prosecuting lawyer. sal!
he would demand that the ball be In
creased TO 5000 Mcdonald asked 'ha,
the commitment be deferred day
until he procured more bail.
Mcdonald Is now under $500 ball FOR
fatally shooting George Price In tn
same row.
The evening world., 1901-01-28

Mis-. MAY Duryea. the actrcss. for the
love OF whom Dr.. William LinEdon
simpson killed himself IN his apart
m.n,. In the Hotel Gerard Saturday.
has taken steps to fight FOR any po''
ton o. tho doctors fortune which he
NAV have left TO her. Her counsel,
Moses II. Grossmln. said to-day To an
Evening World reporter that u any o'
tn. letters OF the dead man requested
that Miss Duryca be made hene-
ficiary Il would he expected that MS
widow would respect his wishes
Miss Duryca said this afternoon tsni
.h. had nrs, met the doctor In Boston
ten years ago and that rhe was reintro'
durci 10 him In this city last spf!hS
III beam. attentive TO her and selected
her as a COMPLIANT To-. his domestic
troubles. He often visited Ter &2ar'.
mcn;s. ~ West Thtr,y-slhth street
wh.t she lived with friend.
''Hc was a very aui:t man ana Eei-
cent" she said. Last Tuesday lie came
The evening world., 1901-01-28
ON TRIAL FOR
COUNTER Fitting
Eight Italians Arraigned
Charged with Making
Eogus Coins.

The trial OF eight Italians who were
arrested Jan. 5. Accused OF making
counterfeit coin. was begun IN tue
limited States District Court. before
Judge Thomas. to-day. The persons "c-
cn.,a are q. De.Ruidici. Michael C'erVo.
sylvester .,c!er,o. Aeai!les chtccherieo'
Emilio Azbor.to. Ple'ro Pisap'a. ms
vito Io,epl,,rc and Giacomo Plsacop".
Chlccherico took the stand and "a'"
,hat he and his friends we're making
medals. The Government. represented
by Assis,an, Prosecuting Attorney
Baldwin. rested It. case on the evidence
Obtained at the homes OF the Italians.
ss Worth and III ManEtn streets. y
great quantity OF counterfeit quarters
were exhibited In court. together WIN
numbers Of crucibles and dies usea
in their making. The coins were os
exact weight and admirable limitations.
All the prisoners were arrested oy
William =. Hazen. Chief OF the srcre'
Service Detectives.
The accused were represented by siatH
& palm.cro. The trial Will be continued
Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
WOULD
TAKE EVEN C0LER
al Have No Favorites,
Says the Senator,
But

Senator r. c. Plat, remained to-day
an hour later than usual with Mrs.
Plat. who Il suffering from an attack
OF hear, disease at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Tho Senator rode down TO his
o:Iic- with his son. Frank II. Plat. ar.
riving At lC,3, o'clock He reported
Mrs Plat, as somewhat, better,
Il still repeat tina, would favor any
candidate for Mayor nominated hy q
coalition agAin-, Tammany." said
Pratt.
Including COMPTROLLER Colcr''
The reporter had In mind Senator
i'h,i's declaration that colcr vas OH,
Of It and impossible. having sold his
blr,hr!cht FOR n mess. OF pottaSc in
stumplns the State FOR the free silver
TN. Seniors face DIRE" doSn into
.hat fOrbldd!ng ASPECT which has broken
the heart o; many political aspifani.
and he ierk-d oui curly
II have no fivDritr-."
People who know say that Senator
Plat is not in the consideration. That
Gov. BcE ,'dci. the young man he
trained to take his place as dictator, aas'
quietly taken II already and Will select
tho candidate 90 beat Mr.. Croker e
p,ippet In next FAILS race.
The evening world., 1901-01-28

innate with her and had passed her on
~ his wife MAYOR Flood was arrested
ana held IN $40 90 bail FOR the Grand
Jdry. After bcing sentenced Miss Loo
Mo created u sensation by r"irac'sng
her confession and then later retraw-
Ing her rcirnc'inn.
The Grand jury convened lhrt Mon
i,y and hes been In session one week.
II was tinoiiicinlly announced that
Mayor Floodu case would b. dropped
ard no, presented rs Distrtct-Atiorr"y
.tdrtdsc could s"cur" no corroborntir.
evidence.
The arrival uf Catherine Loon!" to-
day makes q sudden change IA the
standing ~ the case Sh" went before
III. Grani jury this afternoon and told
her story
Every bit ~ evidence possible 20 bc
obtained viii be presented against
Mayor Flood An EFFORT VIII b" made
to ndct him for forgery IN he arsi
degree opinion IL divided. bu, ~ one
~ Mayor Floods hoaismrn and Il lead.
INK Republican alderman ar" members
OF the Grand Jury. /. is NOT though; inn'
an Indictment vii be found
The evening world., 1901-01-28
BordentoWn Butcher
Made a Call on His
Sister-in-LaW.
VISIT CAUSES DISTURBANCE.
Three Policemen and a Ser.
geant Thought Murder Was
Being Committed.

Two policemen and police sergeant
were called on to uueli lively row Oh
lexington avenue last evening. They
found j man with a pistol. young
WOMB IN faint and several other per-
sons = 4 high state Of excitement. Con.
Siderable mystery surrounds tho affair.
Policeman John Farrell. OF the Ralph
avenue station. was pa,rolling his post
on Raipa avenue. nea. Lexington ave-
nue.. when n man came running toward
him.
There's murder going on in 900 Lax-
!ngton avenue" Sasped the man. "Hur.
ry up"
Farrell entered the house without eere.
mony. In the parlor he found Ma
Stab. tho occupant o: the house. and
several members of her family in hyOter-
les. On lounge was pretty young
woman. Miss Lucille Russell, whose pa1.
ents live somchcre on Lafayette ave0uA
The young woman had tainted.
Alongside OF tho young woman WAs
Thomas T.. Cash. a butcher. of 10 Church
street. Bordentown. y. J. Nh. eea1s
and her family seemed TO feel hat NJ
Stab was an intruder.
Cash looked defiant. but when tho -.
,,rcman heard that he had q revolver ~
suddenly closed with the butcher.
Cash sas locked UP on the chargs %
disordcrly conduct. This morning. whea
arratgned IN the Gates Avenue Court b.
for, Magistrate Worth Cash tod tns
rory that Miss Russeh was hts ssstsf-
in.,aw. and had been staying with nam
and his w1fc at his homo In ordentown.
She was engaged to a respectable youn@
man In Trenton named West. Just be-
fore Chr.stmas she went on to Brooklyn
10 spend tho holidays With her mother.
She remained away so long Cash came
on to ind out what kept her.
The young woman and he had a COM
versa,ion. the tenor OF which Ii un-
known, in the parior. Mrs. Stab was
close by. Suddenly Miss Russell sank
to the floor In faint. Mrs. stain
rushed in to pick her up when. accord
ing 10 her, Mr.. Cash pulled out revoi.
yer. with the exclamation:
II am here to protec; this str.s ih'
| tcrests. -.
sum Of 500
The evening world., 1901-01-28
]. c. EMO SUED
FOR $4,000.
100000 Hbsconder
Fights Old Claim
Against Him.

John Z. Emo. son OF the late Amos II.
Emo. and who fed from the country In
1854 and remained nine years In exile In
Canada to escape the consequences OF
his misuse OF 100000. the funds OF ias
Second National Bank. with which he
was connected. was defendant to-day II
a suit brought by Peter d. Olncy. as as.
aisnee. to recover $4,000 alleged to be
due the dcfnuct stock brokerage Arm OF
Dyett Il Norton.
Oney's complaint alleges that when
thu firm OF Dyett & Norton dissolved In
May. 1884. Emo owed II $4,000. or there.
abouts. Mr.. Norton d.cd In 1887. leaving
Louisa Norton rs administrative OF his
estate. In her proceedings TO settle W
the partnership Enoy alleged Indebted
ness was disclosed.
In 1900 Emo agreed to compromise
by which he vas to pay $4,000, In full
settlement of tho claim. lie paid 3.0.0
but then refused to pay any more. II
his answer Emo asserts that he was de.
celved by Arthur Dyett ipto making tn.
compromise agreement. and denies tina
no owes tho amount stated.
Tho case Is on trial before justice
Mclean and q Jury.
After considerable testimony had beer
taken there was conference between
the Justice and the lawyers on botl
sides. after which Justice Mclean d,t
some figuring and then directed the tur,
60 bring IN u verdict In favor OF Olnci
for 0Sl,St
The evening world., 1901-01-28

ALBANY. Jan. SIT Gov. odel!s TAX
hills do not pass and the direct tax u
no, abo,.hed. New York City will have
10 nay more than e. per cent. OF the en-
tire State tax.
The State Board OF Equalization. 'o'-
owing II. precedent established Tor mo
,,., nf;csn years. will Increase the val
u,,.on OF real and persona! properly !"
New York CITY by a; least slsoe'"'
The figures returned by the Assessors
TO the State Bonri are zen, In by couh-
,,ss. and the exact value OF the cav
property Is not nbta!nnbie. because IL -
no, known here Jus; what proportion OK
Wes,ches,er County's assessed Sa'ue
he,onys 10 New York CITY.
New York. Queens. Kings and Rc"'
mord Counties are entirely within tho
boundaries az the greater city. ana 'he
assessors returns on real and PERSONA
The evening world., 1901-01-28

10 my house at midnigh, AMI asked me
To 20 TO supper with him. declined at
;ir-t. but afcrwari said ! would go.
We stayed out TIL } o'clock In the morn
.ns and the doctor told me many OF his
family troubles Il seems that he did
no: Nv. happily with his wife. lie kept
horses ana carriages. for he had an In
come Of $500 "a month and spent money
freely. He never went out with his
wife.
THE story tina. DR.. simpson gave me
deed for the furniture In my nat Is
untrue. He was good friend to me.
| never have seen his wife, She came
10 see me once and said she would stay
here I'LL came down. She ins.sttsd
that the doctor was In my rooms and
said she Womb i,... him arrested.
Last Tuesday the doctor came TO see
NE ard b.forc leaving shook hands
Nth friend ~ hts end promised to GO
horseback riding Sunday. Saturday he
shot himself
Miss Dury.a has appeared in vauds:
vile with George Neville In "a Cold
Deal
The evening world., 1901-01-28
T0WNE TALKS
FOR F|L|P|NOS:
Senator in Asking Inde-
pendence Charges Bad
Faith to President.

WASHINGTON. Jan. .s.-when the
s na;c convened to-day cabeSrhm
from Marila rigned by members OF mo
Federal party vas read. II recltei 'ha
Fn.ri:.Ss hitherto irrcconci!ib'. we're
ia!nlng the Fclerll party hy m" thp"'
sands Some. however. held OF because
,b.y ,Ilstrustcn' me United states owtr;
To the maintenance Of the military GOV
eminent I, was urIe'i In the message
that Congress Immediately au'h"riz. n"
Dresden, +, ocstahlish a civil govern
Mrnt.
Following the reading 81 this senator
T,wnr deliveries nj. speech supporting
IN. resolution to cease ho.tili'ics In the
prIllppin.- and gran; s.lf-governmen,
10 the Fiipluns
Th. senator declared tina, "" were III
alliance With the fiiipinos. an alliance
sought by ourselves, avaii.j OF DS Us
Tor our own advantage. ard iinaliS, 20
our everlasting shame In the estimation
., honorable men. '.?ud!a'ed by US
wh.n "" found q ~ longer necessary
II there was doubt OF prc-arrnnsem"n'
il wa. hau!shed. In Mr. Tuwnc's opinion
nv. IN. President himself tn" ih'ri ar
tel. 81 thc prp.ps.l III spain read lh'
Tinted s,,ic- will occupy and hold the
c.,yi bny and h,rhor ~ Manila pen !uins
the ,ourl. on pf a treaty - peace which
.hDi determine tac control. disposition
an, government n the Philippine.
yc, dcspi,c tina, definite provision. the
President, the Senator urged, ssued OH
Dee Il. 1880 "a. fhTnus benevolent
,,,n, 80 ,.l i.,s, -
Thus. he continued. "th" dilemma
i THIS: Either that article ~ In" pro-
focal doe mot mean wha' It SAVE ar
H." President ~ III" United states, In
! causing the is-unnc" af the proclama-
ton to which hay. referred. broke
| IN. pliIhtcd faith OF thl- Government
! NJ. Towne maintained that the United
States was under the obligation OF cir
! cu,nstanccs ~ not indeed, OF actual
promise. tn grant independents" To ihe
! r'inp.nls, and that among nations tho
f! former Wa quite ns binding as tho
/ latter
The evening world., 1901-01-28
NO QUARREL"
SAYS MRS. FOX.
Ex-Senator's Son Also
Declares Married
Life Is Happy.

VI aA Mrs John Fox. Jr.. are ut the
Tuzr llntei. having returned from Eng
iul y.-irfGty on the steamer Mime
h,r rh,tr r'turu together Is In IT.
-"If enough to -c, a, res; the stories
aNota some weeks ago ,aat they had
separated and THAT Mr. Fox had been
missing ttr some lime.
Young Mir FuN. alo = the pretty
.dJuEhleg ~ Mrs Dcugas L"v.en, whose
aIrbanl was !, New YORK. editor. said 20
a. Evening World reporter to-day
"Warn | came 20 New York several
seeks lso 30 Wind up my ausoLnu
business III not imagine that mere
wound De- many stories imagined ahu
printed uUout US. Nothing ap?eattu III
the papers until after mad sailed io'
England
I came here on business and J told
my mother that my husband was shoot
inS IN scotland aud that ne wac 70
JOIN ne IL London on my return. ms
t. itst whnt happened. and nov We are
h me agaiii There was no truth III me
stories tina, We had had difference ana
that my husband had gone 10 south
y number o, false statements. sail
| John foN jr who IA the son OF cN-
senator Fox hav. been made resardin IS
! ,ic and Mrs Fox Their" never mas
| been any d.Shgr..m..pt between US me
rum1r ihat We had fallen out because
% her Intention 10 20 on the stage y
!nrprrcc; ibr She - taking ny drnTnue
| work with my full consent. u Is nnh'
! Tor "A necessary tuanrial consideration,
| 'rrhc story thar my father thought !
| was In South Africa whE imnosslhIr.
! IL was IN constant communication WI,
| mo After ~ "crc married w. went
| 10 Europe intending to stay "niS SIN
weeks In London We wer. So wen en-
| ,crtlined that ". remained on
! '.Meanwhii" the cp:par,nc,ship arte'.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
new GRAND Jury
TO PROBE VICE..
January Body Will NOT
Act on Tammany
Five Evidence.

M vice evidence submitted By the
conm,,,e. OF Five will be presented to
the January Grand Jury. That body
end. Its session on Thursday. ard fof
the mex, three days vii! consider only
rou,tus cases and formulate It's pre-
.en,men, In the Bellevue Hospital mat
ter.
Vice evidence has been submitted 10
the ps,r!ct.A;,orney by the Tammany
Committee and more will bs furnished
To-day bu, II will not be taken up 10:
consideration until the February Gsanas
Jury Is sworn In
That body will in all likelihood. con.
.,aer the evidence of both the Tamu1Any
committee and the Committee OF fif--
teen
The evening world., 1901-01-28

Totals for 80, -. ~.
So~ York city I--''I-'o!' ''''"'-'"''
The total valu" ~ rod and p":'"'inl
estate. allowing tina; only one-ihird o.
the value OF Wcs;ches.sr belongs III
New York city. - the enormous sum OF
H.7ls.oa,ile to which III. stat" Board
|, IS understood. figuring on "nualizh-
lion, viii add ,is9.VOS0. making II
81 SCI 81
The total value OF assessed property
In the entire State Is S.65e.5l:.oi1. ana
the State ou,s.d. OF New York CITY !.
therefore have % pay taxes on pu'
S,7,s..r, COG OF valuation.
OF this immense tax the borough Of,
Manhattan PAYS on $3.50, "H,oDo, or NOR"
than one-hnif OF the entire amount
anon which the state tax is levied.
The evening world., 1901-01-28

Mrs. Hunter. wife OF Washington Hun
ter. who was beaten BY burglars Friday
night near Riverside. y. j.. and Is dying,
tells the sorry o! the assault. blu, cannot
describe the men. she says:
Wash said he'd sleep In the kitchen
Friday night. About II or !: o'clock he
heard a noise In the pump room. Soon
rs he opened the door two men broke
In on him. One had ch!sel and the
other a file. They pounded him on the
head with the tools and the f'rc shovel.
but he broke from. them.
Just as came out OF the ocnro""'
Wash staggered out from the kitehon.
The evening world., 1901-01-28

ANA on they ran. through the kltchcn
and out the way they came Wash
tainted dead away and WAS bleeding In
n.f0r. a surgeon arrived. Two hours
:ftcr IN. attack. Hunter had nearly
hl.i - death.
There were three deep ga.hes 81 his
head and seventeen cutS on his hands
and WRIST mad. While d" wLs trying u
throttle one OF the burslare l.!slm"nts
wer. cut through Ia the bone and veins
opened Hunter kept hiS money Ia hnk
at Moorc-tpwn. bit ON Friday morning
had rayhed n check for $40 j. sap
;.osed that thc burglars we've nft"r TIKI
Two negroes, who worked 'or Hunter
last Summe:. are suspected though
Hunter SAVE his q --aIlanis were white.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
EIGHT YEARS FOR NoBLETT.
...rincr nf Confidence Wen" Gct-
Ii,a,, sentence for Sw indIins.

"lIrrc's friGA,nil record arn!n-
you" -.,M Recorder Gon ID passing ser.
fence today on Edward y. Soblrt, tHg
,'prlnc- ~ confidence men" In ne
hand the Recorder held q bundle %! a1
p.r. a foot ihck, telling .. thr 81
times Soblc't'- operations had go1 ET
into court
on convicupn OF having swindl"l &d-
ward and waiter Watson. broker NJ
Broat.ay. on ot N5jO he was sen,
t.uccd 10 eight years and SIX hs
Sobieu took them in as partner. N
an alleged brokerage nrm and ihEsneo
nj them when hey asked him Tor IN
accounting. Soblc;t has been indicted
many times. but he usuai ~ escaped
conviction by settling With his victims.