The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-23

some OF them arc innocent OF any participation in
the disgrlceru enacted the out ward bound
trip, the evidence against others is 80 conclusive
short.
Tine men whose names appear above were con.
signed to
srcUns QUARTERS
at Police Headquarters and preparations were made
TO receive their colleagues who were expected on
the o'clock train. Meanwhile Aleck Frear, James
hughes, 1hos F. Hart, Thos. Jolley. John Doolev,
John Devlin, and James p. Rogers procured bail in
tlOO EACH to appear before Justice Martndale at 10
O'clock tomorrow morning, and await Identified
ton and prosecution the several charges OF dis
orderly conduct highway robbery and pocket pick
AtE6 p. NJ
SECOND Train
arrived. with another portion Of the delegation, and
.ne following suspected parties were arrested:
William n lines, no business p. J. Mcguire, Court
SInSber 1wp asos reSoiSsr rooP ny Sn.,nes.
Martin Kehoe. horse tboer, Ihsodore tanning sss;
men Who we're able 70 :bo. that tScy .sT. conFt On
cers not aatng with the roughs, and they were DIS
OF TINS party Jones, oilreathor, Hoop, and Kshvs
were Immediately bOiled but BY their friends.
THE SPECIAL TRAIN,
which arrived at hair past T. brought In sil fur.
ther supply, when Michael Driscoli, carpenter ,
Michael Feony, gas attsr; Patrick Reardon, cooper
Patrick Triga clerk, were arrested and locked no
AT quarter TO this morng tho rear guard arrived
at the depot. and four partios, who refused TO give
u cir names. were locked up. As soon as the dele.
Hates Dy th0 lass tram heard that Aeck Frear and
others VI their partsans had been arrested they set
up
HowLs or INDIGNATION
and threats Of vengeance on the heads OF the Jersey
city authorities were freely nluged in as the ferry
boat Jay Gould brought them over to New York
The arrest Of Mr.. Freer on suspicion Of being thief
though denied by tue Chief OF Police, is fet ndu-
biable as among the records Of that office Is dis
charge for Alex. Frecr and Ave Others, boil having
been furnished & ,or their appearance at 10 o'clock
uce MaTtindale removes all doubt OF
THE COMMISSIONERS ARREST
though n "a rather informal owing to neither the
sccurihes nor tie smouni Ct bail beiag mentioned
The certificate of discharge directed to Chei OF
Police Powell is a small blank form, bearing On it,
face authenticity, though, as before stated, with
The managers Of the Erie Railroad condemn in no
measured terms the arrogance and assumption oi
claim 20 have been incited to make the arrests b.
the 81 Of rasses for officers ~ protect the passen.
gers Oh their trains. and he
coMrLuNTs MADE NJ PASSENGERS
wi had been victmized by tho thieves. This morn
Ing tho prisoners VIII be brough, before Justice
SaItiniJle for trial, ami It now remains 10 b
seen w0cther In tho even. OF Mr.. Freer's non-ap
rcHaNce lis bail bond will lee forfeited Tue public
VIII await the result Of the trial i;h much interest
IL certainly bchooyes him to show the olicias o
Jc.sey Cy tA1t although caught 10 bad coilpany he
| Is not tlrr'l NIh the same brush.
WHAT COMMISSIONER FREAR SAYS.
The Ucn. Alxau or Frcar, Commissioner of Pu'r
| lie Charities and Correction, says that he WAS no,
1 among those who were arrested. lie wIs on the
train. bu; was not gml ns e suslcious persons IN
whom the Jersey uO'cc iaii hatds. Having heard
| that enc or two respectable iAcn vii m he anew
were among the Prisoners, be went over to the
police staaon hnd gave blii for them. M. Franr
saws there was no disOiicily conduct whatever on
| the trGil which he rode, nor did he see an,
toughs,' Commissioner Efear adds that the
Jersey city police confined their raid almost e.clu
~ ely 10 tic occupants OF the smoAing car These
they arrested iHdiscrimnHtely