New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23
have been written by Mir. Alexander TO his arm
beginning about July ~. lpo2;

srsXe Ser many Years that his daug had
married very Wen thSt nus sl MN he schreyer
family Tor probty and yeraeitS. ana thal Alf "
Asation either OF them mace ne pSh h Ss large
notarys once (and YOU know how aish not s les
he had drawn al the marriage sontrdetJh 11f
their affairs and that they were ehu'eS ieN7-
whs GfSd S SS sSsssySF aaa o his
sgned for himself and associates neTfesty enthu-
sastic over the company and over the analr al,SS
t5e fact 0 phs me ShS had said that his
such perfectly good thing. and thst the i"''o'
then Went to the Bank Roma I inelose paper
which picked up on their table. wa IaVorsoiS
They informed me that the greater pat OF pl f
eidentally saw check for 100 900 francs drawn on
urer OF the Pope. They told me that they had
charge Of some s. 0Ooo00 for the Pope IN trahGe
Pope had a similar amount in England Itch
Robsrt OnSenheir and was there all the after
noon He is large. hne looking man, ana LOOKS
average Frenchman. He is thorough gentleman
in manners He began with TREMENDOUS o stad
that Young had come over here accredited by the
never gave him any expeditions and never told him
how things were progressing, and altoeether hao
treated him in very suspicious and unpieasatnnt
That Young had telsgTaghsd that the ma5er
was success Al me Espr epFesentation as the
representation Of McCook and OF the Mercantile
OF course disclaimed responsibility for Young
admitted that he had not nad proper beye be
more clear, but explained TO him. and think ne
that the word success did not mean the sale of all
bonds. but simply the sale Of such number ho OF
would be sold in time; that it was the general
and peddle the bonds afterward He said that he
had been made ridiculous In the eyes OF his sub
underwriters
MUST EAT HUMBLE PIE
hat
and told them that they must go at once and see
Rogniat. and tell him that there could be no cues
ey %Su11 at If he wished them to do SO by his
subscribers That the informations from New-York
were that # would be financed in New-York if
not hesitate as the thing seemed good and as he
had seen me and heard my testimony. also t4 4t
Young that he must eat humble pie and make MS
peace with Rogniat. -
they deplore the very short notice for the first
payment Of % per cent?; They are going, howeverd
tbn c up zee in tber rst payment this month
told them what Boothroyd (Ddr. Alexander's secre-
tary) had told TO his having heard from
the bonds. Which greatly excited them.
July A-Yesterday was devoted to exPIalT5lns
matters to the underwriters Rogniat has, u4 S
stand. taken the position with every one OF them
Ina Inv besitation I am informed that the neces-
sary amount TO carry through the enterprise HIa
safely be counted on altnougn theFe may DC
7 have had a fentative talk with Munroe and told
him you were earnestly endeavorfng TO bring the
business there, and they are very much pleaseq, 4
that owing Morgans affairs the notice had to be
returnable az DreXels office. -; -, .o,forr,no
July 2s-Schreyer's lawyer has been c2IL ,e
with silver and says that ne is ADVISING scGre op
Sta--ar teI5 IN f2oe1ist Tor rer cent more com
mission and got II out OF him me Ia%He[ sT nd
could easily do st. hear he has 81 10000 belonging
10 ore old woman TO invest at his discretion.
I have caused It to be known that leading Eng Eng
lish banker has told me that would get Sl00V9
get down here every morning at 3 O'Clock. and
here late $50 drive these men with an me
energy which Mr.. Hyde might have SHOWN IN the
early days Of the Equitable and they drive, ! am
bound to say, very well. am dehGhted WIN inc
july 2s-This morning I have. seen the Baron OPP
regard to the situation here While it may be
properly by Young in leaving them under the I'M
preston for long time that all the bonds had
the patience and care with which we have IN t4 ne
last week gwen eAplanaon s ~ dSsIIf rom the
18th and have told oppenheiTn to notify each one
Is not in oyew-York IN time TO make the payment
viii not be limited to the amount OF their securl-
TO every party connected with the affair End that
easy matter 10 settle with the Oppenheims.
ssnce |rung the apove F s99d tba f h han
/ 6een 10 see Haries and asked whether they knew
56yfd BBv a9'n1 man who spoke EnglisR and he lis
tened that the cashier did everything he could to
were quotations for the securities in Newly ork.
and that i9ey ea P9y would 70 receive the for
st. Rogniat was very indignant and came to
STATEMENT AS TO YOUNG.
! saw young Harjes. who said that he had been
/ ing Young Who told him he was the whole ahfair
and knowing Young as he did he thought the whole
/ I had not introduced Young that he was a mere
/ New-YorR: that Rogniat was the man. and that
Rogniat told me this very day he would pay up
/ the entire call irrespective Of whether there were
/ July 81 received your telegram about seigman.
= 4
/ The expression Of their opinions we're concerned.
/ they We're at liberty. but that they must not mis-
relationship to the New-York Life and MacCook's
/ and kFeen $ TslaIionship TO Morsan it Is absurd
/ that the parties IN the shipbuilding business are
when we are giving them this huge piece Of bust
sEeafed Drofuseiy trembled and geneTaliy seemed
! thoroughly frightened. He has his lawyer in the
at ococ would be at No i B9UleTard e MaIe sI
! New-York that had been deceived and suggest
/ 70 them that the whole amount of 100000 was.
BY the breach Of his sons contract due and should
be at once collected, or to telegraph that he had
! done eXacry what was right and he said long
I before he would let me know.
already said-that all these people SEEM 10 have
money, and are eninently respectable but they are
ued into security By fhe wn eee wgTe
Then their confidence was shaken by the result OF
inquiries about Young; they stampeded by
by the fnaI short notice OF The first call which i
Unprecedented in France, and had not their securi-
August IL am afraid that Mr.. Young has been
little too MID , and Esnds 0 With these parties in
tremendous compliments in London.
DRESSER REFUSES TO ANSWER HODGE.
Says That It Might Tend to Incriminate