The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24

In charge OF concern like this one and
with the handling and responsibility %
three or four million dollars. with prac-
tically no restraint upon anything that he
wants to do with IL.
This dealing Of Wider's has not been
zone with any Of tho houses that are
known for their ability To do q man out
Of his money He simply yielded To tho
lure Of Wall Street and his transactions
have been carried on with perfectly Ie-
gitimate and reputable houses
Did they know where these securities
were coming FROM Mir Ginsburg was
nska J.
Absolutely was the answer. They
violated the r,Ile Of the Stock Exchange
when they allowed him to deal in these
securities through them. They we're
aware Of the fact that he was earning
o. 300 salary and yet they we're " illing
% let hum bring these securities To- them.
On Monday | am going To give out the
names OF these houses and the amounts
Of the transactions which he had with
each on
DO YOU think IL will he possible for the
bank To recover these se,VIritiea'' he was
oak ed
Absolutely
The lawyer said that Wider " ife had
had no know ledge Of what was going on
and that she learned about IL for the first
time yesterday She had gone completely
To pieces and two physicians we're looking
after her
But her condition is not much worse
than Wider has been for the last two
weeks sald Ginsburg He has been
just about on the point Of losing his mind
and the physical reflection of his nervous
ness has been his inability to retain nour
ishmen, More than that. he has had
suicidal tendencies Last Monday he
came Ia me and acted 80 oddly that had
him examined by doctor Immediately
He said that he had written letter TO his
people in Europe and he in very well con-
nected over there saying that bv the time
they received that letter he would have
killed himself | cabled To the other side
and ask ed his family To send back the
letter unopsned
Where IL Wider now the lawyer
was asked is h. IN New York or within
iOO miles Of here
-Yee. he's within lUD miles II New York
was the reply
The next Question was whether Mar.
kowski. the inspector had made the di--
coyery that the bonds war,, missing.
NO. he didn't answered the counsel. |
sMarkowski | am inf formed had com. |
pleted a rather cursory examination about |
a week ago and had sent IN "A partial re- !
port TO his man office Then Wider went |
and told the hank what he had done and !
he informed them that he would hold
himself in readiness to help tn. officials |
He thought he was dealing with gen
tlemen with lawyers and with Russian |
blue blood
Has Wider been discharged7- was !
the next query
NO. he hasn't been and he hasn't |
resigned, said GinsburK. and then he |
added with a smile But | guess they |
will he able To- dispense with his services |
from now on
How much more than $50 600, which |
N said to he the market value Of the bonds |
adyertie.Ad did Wider tAke7-
wall cop.idaral,Iv mora than ,ha,
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D.. , - -, -. - -
nu' tue amount Over anu AooNe so''''
was IN SHOCKS ahd nov IN oonos'
The lawyer said that Wider had had an
automobile at his disposal for the last !
few weeks and that he had b@en amending |
his rnoney nretty fr~ely
Tn. Dl.ca wh.r. MID, Eva. q. m. q,
-. ,i..1. =. -. go. -.
v 80 "''~ " - 49,,
WIN "hI'e STONE trimmings ana hperAi
patton OF green heiore each nigh stoop.
IL seems 10 he a quiet. comfortable place
u live. Wider u 81 year- old.
Last night GinsburS called up Lawyer
julius Goldman. attorney for the hank.
who vas at IN" Hotel Artor Ginshurg