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Show CHICAGO BROKER IS SUSPENDED CHICAGO. Deo. n. Charles Ads it. former for-mer president of tho Chi-ao ntook exchange, ex-change, and onf of tiie rity's best known brokers and traders, was lefhni'-ally s!;s-p.'nd'-d from the excl:a nue today. The action of the directors was tak-.-n. it was stared, for "failure to iu-r-(. his ob'.ia-tion.s ob'.ia-tion.s promptly and to notifv the sto.-K-exchaime of his condition." and followed an audit of lib books, w i i i r w ,- 10 said to show totai ir.ut-lttei-lness of S-i:'.ooo. as of last Saturday in conneclluu with 170 trading a'eounts. There was no claim that Mr. Adsit, l;ead of C. c. Adsit t Co., v. as insolvent. He inherit ud a com foi tah'le fortune fruin his fatla-r. J. Ii. Ads.t, known as Clii-cairo'd Clii-cairo'd "first banker," and haw valuable realty holdings and has nuitit-rous relatives rela-tives and friends finan.-ially strong. I'n-der I'n-der the exchange m.- s lie has one j tar to obtain reinstatement. Complaint of an attornov fnr an estate es-tate that Mr. Attsit liad f.iih'd pro:nptI to meet an obligation of i:is,uO'J. led to the a Lid it. The same attorney v. as sa id to have com piai tied a Iso lo tiie New York stociv exciianye. Mr. Adsit's mom-borship mom-borship on tiie New- York ex-hange was given in his book assets at 51 l'j.OOn. j |