The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-21
THE FUGITIVE COLLECTOR.
.ur DFFiLCtTTON SAID TO BE
TPUIRD or 100000.

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Bailey WIS '' ", sa,a.,,,o, .,or, ,o,,,
city ye'''''a' s,..,. ,,,r o,ror, 10 .,r,lo Tho
Saturday anu o'"''' -. .a..ra,,, ,horrI,, ,h.,
rIl o. the iusi'i''. " was tcn''u.p 'n'"B"' NV
,t collie ,ot had lett New York with but very little
=. Some Of Ifs friends said that they believed
noneF. ..l.i, H., h.o,, bro.en v,ir,
De n'' ...t,a,.e ..cr,.,,
VI" ''''''" 100,
I'M LAsJ lINt
,tc Collector was son ir public was on Tuesday
" " ,.i.. a., , r..-,oss of The Fullerton t,ial
hcfhVo"' uu'uN '.. ,,. ,,.,,. -. ,,,, ,,.,. 80,
before Judge NootiuN NJ h'l'S Vh ''a' u'1 V''
,..tod seat te,we,u Judge PeIrepOnt and District
- ,r.,,y ,f l,,,,L ,,p who w,re conducting
Attorney lt'') " H'''"'!" "' ~
The prosecution ocunst Judge Fullerton Az the
-. of the t,ial Tails, told a friend that he was
oV'v " Nv, r,i,.,..r ,,,.,iJ h, ocouitted lie
satisfied 'hat fu'."" ''"O "'f "
scetrod nervous and aglat'd. and 81 the close OF
a.. .or,o-soti,r walked Of vcrv rapidly This wa
a. ,t,e vii,b s,l..io, Banded ord the District
,,,-.,,t t.1 40, es..l. for cumming the evidence
N",u'' o.. ..--.t,.. o,.
That MI Bailey Nt" '' '.'"'' '"V' "''-' -
duly made the examination, nud found the e1plaha-
Non. n Mr. Riley
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ny SO Nt'N' 'N 81 N'"hi'
S,i.t,,r p,rc ia 4 rose a N.nsplf In 10 very
.,,......,'.,. ,....rs.., tho Collector bp,
coupln'h'aIS mann 7 ''i'''. Wv N'''N'O'' o''
The p..uict Attorney sr-, s,.d various reasons
VII, Bij,,y had not .tp,ar.i immediately when no.
~, ,,,.,.,....,. 81. ~ ,i. ti,. ~ -r.,..,
uueI' anu u'I io' se. d" ' IN '' iu'' Vi
lng lin Of fraud or rrnruoH. solicitor Bsnneld
tovait TIL the r,,t day fcr continuing the i,.
se.tirstea. but on tlat day Mr.. Bailey did not ap
,., - ,to no., l,, so,ro ~ al. i,..,
pear W az, n'' 80 I -, 80 ,, anJ v,on,. ,,,c
ni,nus tit" u, i. r, ,0 ceSS.c,s ,o o
Net hot tl- IIl'nI, m Ia' ,r, VIZ Nv.'
% hi- hons. and TO his ohsr' lhey '0uhd' Oh m'
CURING tAH' ne
Rad BEEN sErS BY NO oSs
.i,cs Tpe.dav ouerrcon Tho t,v.s,.,,t.oa v,as
then co, tinurd In Bale. once Al, m,Jl,c bpsi.
w.. v,s snsr,ndeJ ,Tsre rn S,,-,I and iS,
book. cxamined' The result SSs pn5n,cSS S ,Sat
,1 ibc isfb ot Fshra ."e a 10y" IL ~ T M iooa' 80
sbtei no appaTent eyiIeSces Of de acaion IN IN ~e,
dine. It is' hove er. tmpossible to rVks n correct
s,orinaton in The Sew hdurs IN NJ Il g.
uSi iir ecronnts vyere to,n cnrrec, ]
in the ofice on SATURDAY were superyiiSI nutcarr.
co., Sy' Dspu'y TGmlnisSionrr Irns ne snd
da, that Bailey had lett a memoranium which had
V''" ''"uu =" " We y sii"
CONFESS ms GUILT.
IT, acknowledges himself a de'aulier Int saws
Gc,rrnrent Ur intendel to mako mn m, a,a,,,,,
OF fwlat he had distracted at some future time, II
WAS a-o very nee essly said that the Collectors
S..r,r,rce o5 nen,i,S 20 1v. ssi o uoou M m
u@l,N'I @ aI.nVe. ' ". nearing Nis' salu one OF the
snregu n' asen,s o, lhs .Ieasnryi i Thought o! the
III tn nn~ nm ~ Ri toses a ,n
muted all lie time "Eh. Hans. H. neIiSninS a.
NsanH laVuaN fNv.sN.
M a n,ye. Usnrv Ga,rs Con,,a non, hvj
m. r.nf,.rpt,iivcs ot The s.t,te 81 Ucnr, n Ps~
nopd
.,,rs, or ,,,,yv,s cy,v. nxn,rx
N""1S' W 'N'I'i 'hih' Dhr'i''
On saturday afternoon Mr.. Childs, Bliley's Chief
Deputy, arrested iu the once at Cedar street.
Col Mhittlvsey, OF the secret Service Department
on the c arge OF being implicated In Balleys dealca-
lion.. Chi!s is well known Us one oil Baileys right
hand men. lie has been ass'"ilted with the Col
le,tor or long time, and ls wei posted in rdro
we a'lnts OF ms mithi t ana superior II
'..on 10 conceal. as FAR as possible. he
q IL ~ the Collector and when he does admit
IL mu.t l4 20 evident that any attemrt Al CONCEAL
meut would he u.e ess And such an admission Le
,susie lie SAYS thar Baiey's irauds may he
traced back Tor nearly twenty years From Shat
Ciu'- tas said r. apT a-s that there was A balance
OF about A. OOO against II ,ley when lie was trans
fefrol ffum the Fourth District and TO ,ssune
the lalAnce against him now tn be sIO1 0nt
would be 10 make small estiu,at.
But Nlr C. :. Panfe'i Of the Treasury, l. person.
ais making A thoron,h inyestic,,ion and C'ou, In
i',iA.,i,n already ,ccelyei II Is eAlc'iei Z at me
t.IIfsu C.ili. .rrms ib,t 70 one Gnt Linse
know. o. Lese a, rtiNn. III BAILEY and no a. All n 4
rc-t of the men elnp.ycd unier Bailey entirely Ia.
ng,,uf II rartiri,o,ion in lis schemes Il Ia ais,
said dat Bailey " = found ie'AnI'er
~" WEEKS AftER hSrhhiNG OFFICE
b., this matter was hushcd up and things weu'
on .inCo'lly alter that until now Rad bpsi es-
Management, however involved him In such dincu
ties that he was ob ised to draw upon the Govern,
meu' for supplies, intending, probably to retur
moment lie Ireyentei the returns from showt z N.
de uca ions by u.ting down what te had at stracod
~ not iayinr bee. paid Where Bailey Las y ne {,
T. more than Clilds say, AZ ai rate choose
b. say. IL says lie re cived a note rom the u !.
tive Colleetor day or two ago, in which Biley de
nic- that his Chiet Deputy Childs ever took am
mjn,5 y ron we ne H1',g.tn' 7, nl i"ni means ataog
Clnis is 10 be exatuin.d iii, n.rrins anI vii n,
doubt give some absorbi.. 'ly iut,r,stIng iulorua
ton. Bailey l. reported to n. ve been
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