The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
CLERK SICK, SAFE SEIZED
ATTACHMENT FOR S.J6.:IJ roll
LOWS ATTACK or TYPHOID.

| rhe BiatI Leather 90. Alleges That Adoli
Gabriel ruled Out Cheeks Above the
legitimate Amounts Entered on the
stubs and Absorbed the DInereuce.
Adolf Gabriel. bookkeepsr for the
Biatz Leather Company Of % Spruce
street hos been III Of typhoid for two
weeks ut his home. , West I2?d street
When he was taken sick the officers Of
the company had an examination Of his
| books made end the result WIS en- attach
ment against him for so. 77S. which Justice
GOh OF the Supreme Court issued yester
day.
Gabriel hal been o confidentiA employees
Of the concern for ten years and hal chars g.
OF the Frances Of the New York office.
| IL was stated yesterday that the compary
had such confidence in him that no eaAmi
nation OF his hooks Was male in resent
years. but that when he fell sick IL Was
discovered that he had filed ia checks
for amounts greater than were indicated
! by the stuls or 10y the cash book and con
vertel the difference to his own Use.
Retweer September. 1897. and july 1910.
IL il allege IN. amount missing il s3e. 725
II VAS the custom for the treasurer of
I the company To leave checks signed in
blank drawn 20 Grbriel's order and Gabriel
w.s authorize to All in the checks with
the dates and amounts wherever receS-
sary His salary j. said To HAY. been So
| a week
| II was learned that Gabriel ia person ~
| accounts ~ the Corn Exchange hT"k Erd
, IN the FquitGh" Trust Company. but bat
3 drown these accounts very low He hal
( e. stock a"d houd account With the stock
/ kxch"ng e firm Of Zimmerman tor-hay
I which he clo~', / ont GA August 4 the firm
! sel1 ing hum q. check for 81 t52 This
check l. l. saiI. ne tii 70, deposit ia his
/ owa tElk ace cunt. h'r II HEr teposltet
/ by Henry HE" rusr. a. friend 81 his. ~
H.p.uer'S L., 4 I'D subsequently, PAL
4 10y the hs"k on which II VS. drawn.
Deputy sheriff McGivr.y -ervei the
| attachment on Wo u H. o trust COMPANY
OF /immprmG0 a FurshGy Grd on HG"-
Iap'- Mr. MCtiivr"y lw want to Mr.
4 GrSrlslS home "a We irfurme ~ t.i h"
! WIS very ~ The Srerir took away d"
sg.'- IA" found IA the place. seal"i ~ ."d
put II IN = storage warehous" II Is rot
d known whether or rot m. 30. Cput1Irs
| ..-v money OF securities Of v~NI-
Mr. Gabriel has l-.en IN d,.hrtum for two
weeks His rhyslJian. I'll Moschcowitz.
| saws he has given mp hoI-. though h-
thinks Gabriel will hive through TODAY.
When he was stricken with typhoid
casual suggestion that hrs lrdRsrs To- gone
over was leIstIr''ly acted Oh. The aston
I i~nfnenI 't the OttltrfN pI IN"
/ the discoveries was profound Oficen
! Of th. company went TO Gabriel- home
and found HIM IN led attended bv trained
nurses Only hIs mother in law Wa IN
i the house his wife having died a wear ago
His mot her-In law knew nothing and Ga
/ briel was already delirious
The heads % the leather company
found Mr. Hanausr. the manager OF the
Cafe Boulevard. who said he guessed
/ he Was about the only close friend Gabriel
mad When they told him what they
wera pretty sure Of he Was inCredulous
He saws now he doesn't believe Il
Mr. Hanauer told the company that on
the day when he fell sick Gabriel had got
a check for s. SOo from Iimmermann
ForshAy Of Wall street, which check
closed out his account with them he
had given this check to Hanauer. who had
Endorsed II with Gahrlels permission and
/ deposited ~ as the sick bookkee per
requested. IN Hanauers name With the
German Exchange Bank. That was all
Hanauer knew about u
The leather company served HanaueT
with pap@r- Yesterday IN a proceeding q
recover the fecs value ~ IN" check
Hanauer accepted service hut remarked
that until the cnarg" against Gabriel had
r~an pretty clearly proved b" q do his
rest 20 keep the s. Jpn for hrs sick friend
HAnaler knew that Gshri~ls III" was
Insur~d for s5,ssi pu' saws thai so far A.
he knows the diving man has no other
resources nor ras be- any relatives
except some sisters m Germany