The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-27
CONNOLLY'S DILEMMA
The Prisoner or State at the
New York Hotel.
HIS FRIENDS FLOCK ABOUT HIM.
His Ksvsments-Ths Prospect Of Obtaining
Bail-visits Hin Family with tho
Deputy Sheri1h

Deputy 6herrm
All saturday nigAt and an day Sunday the CORR
ners OF the New YORK Hotel were resonant with the
restless tread OF the vigAant ~ guardians OF Con-
molly.
THE DIsGRAcED CASHIER OF THE "RINa,n
and likewise by the footsteps oil many well dressed
individuals not In an Official capacity VINO came
eilher out OF curiosity. frendllness or anxiety to
get glimpse of their formerly prosperous acquant
ancc, and 10 see how matters looked now tnat he
was In the clutches OF the law. They discussed
one with another the deepening darkness that ike
The shadow OF cf an increasing storm, was growing
blacker and bacKer the danger and the ruin lore
hooked were becoming worse and more imminent
me class OF
K. RESPECTABLE rAMAANYIrgS,
Who while they shrank rom excusing the Migrant
cxmcs Of the CHIEF plferers chung TO their respect
nor connolly, ana oil the more when ne became
Alienated nom the rest OF the oIigarcny was that
whose representatives were most numerous at the
hotel where he is now slodglng," and which
watches most sollctousy every movement that
looks toward the ventilation Of the charges against
htm. few Of the visitors, however, were the more
prominent uphoders and
Ex-AEMBERs OF THE DRFUNCT "RMG."
md. IS might be surmised the gloom on their faces,
not yet swept away since their late deadly defeat,
was deepened and darkened In the contemplation
OF this new phase OF what seemed already su11-
Sacnuy worul ''onpleasantness."
AS early as nine O'Clock yesterday morning the
scattered groups OF oungers began to be augmented
BY newer corners; and during the afternoon the
discussion OF passing events was carried sub
dued tones and the manner OF the speakers showed
little OF that light hearteduess which distinguished
them IN former and happier days
Mr. Judson Jarvis was comfortably ensconced in
broadway, and watching
CHuRcH-GoING FOLK
who were passing by, while the chimes OF Grace
church steeple were awakng pulses OF melody In
the air. Regretlng to disturb his meditations, our
manner poss. BILE begged to know If there had any
thing yet turned up .hat was new:
Nothing new" said Judson; 'in fact there can't
be anything new to-day. lie can't get bail on sun
day, you know.'
.why Connolly. OF course"
"Ah would Mr.. Connolly be willing TO see me to-
:'he is just now
CONSULTING WITH HIS COUNSEL.
him ali the time and stick as close as the sailor with
the hsy eye In the Ancient Mariner But he 90
out you know with themI and he may be gone out
now. have no objection TO your sending up your
card"
The bit Of pasleboard was sent up in company
with waiter. The latter returned and said that
Mr.. CONNOLLY HAD GONE OUT;
the aa no the waer he
lad seen up stairs but requested him to return and
snS rsFe ~ MI Connolly had He came
Scrposcd, and said that Mr.. Connolly mad "gonc TO
gee DIS family" A. matter OF course the deputies
The reporter forthwith proceeded TO the residence
o. S Mr. Co91ols No. NO. q Par. avenue rung the bell
% his cnagrln, was informed that he was not at
home lie then returned to the hotel and again
approached Mr. JARVIS, and inthnated his Intention
n once more
SENDING Up Ms GARD
prssums he |. q leisure now or has at least
sAe n ~ 4nld r. IN
trouble VIII tell you that he has given orders not
e let any r reporter 60 70 h" rOom-no' not even
shave there been many friends here to see him
.U5, yes good many"
..Mill he remain here, or 60 TO Ludlow street
"There won't be much jail for him, guess He
9l remain here rs long as lie plcascs. or 60 some
ne PAYS FoR MS coMroRr.n
sis there any new prospect In regard to his get.
40 no; he can do as he pleases-get bail or not;
sennaIn 10 custody or 60 free"
You don't mean by that that you can release
'No. ! nave made myself responsible for his
keeping Of course wherever he goes the deputies
.But 1t is almost Identical with freedom"
At this point a gentleman approached whose face
and figure are well known TO politicians.
chow are you, Doctors
now's TwEEDf"
yetting about time that we cleaned you all out"
o8Ju Tue laCctlUus JarVlS, Laughing.
.well, It's come to that supposcr
sn6ssantial looking gentlemen, some middle aged
ana sent no their names to the prisoner OF State.
and were, with very few exceptions Immediately
taken up stairs by HE waiter But nothing startling
s.i. eAksa out as to the result Of these
now CONNOLLY PASSED THE NIGHT.
Last evening there were number OF visitors who
eaied on the late Comptroller, at the New YORK Ito.
sel ;o for the purpose Of offering their sympathy.
:.%s. " assafy' and charles ss SS9nns sos
but has no sG Ses
Comptroner remains. Henry Harts failure to JUS.
s, Ss aso said mat at, T. Mcca am would Justify in
would also oner bail in 100000: but up to midnight
neither Of those gentlemen had appeared at the
Sepsed BAN from Mr. MccanlIi as A that gentle
man Is Q lawyer, and under rule 9 OF
also visitor but Mr. Jarvis could not accept Kelly,
sonS Ea MOa G coSs IKE o9 NM
Nike hin, and swears that he will never desert nim
Alliance ehe body guard OF Connolly VINO called
we're J. J. rraynor and Patrick Dwyer. They made
leaving: Threats were made By members Of this his
rope cn the sea sSees % aa1
q. Connolly down through the window aU over Your
mans store, on BROADWAY. Judge Fithian and Rob.
mt HutchingA. the Surrogate, botn sons in law or
Wmpatby, but IN the words OF Mr.. Mar
an Reese, who had the key OF the ex-
Comptrolier's door, there wasn't much money
% that crowd you know" Mr.. @. K. Garrison also
called but did not ofer any bail. RUFUS Andrews
Who ie said TO he the champion sympathzer OF New
YORK, called and wept profuseiy. Mr. Van
schaick, the Wall street celebrity; Tom Dunlap,
kne politician, who Is also Q MEMBER OF tho
Grand Jury 10 try both Tweed and Connolly for
srAud and Mt. Holman, the wealthy real estate
Aan, pail their respects to the prisoner. During
ne ne afternoon Judge James 8. Spencer, Jonri
acneon' Judge Beach, Fisk,s lawyer, and
camuei . courtney. on behalf OF Mr.. Con.
molly, were present and held q legal ana
Sovisory conference. Mr. Ben Wood sat up until
tWo O'Clock on SUNDAY morning in earnest and
private conference with Mr. Connolly. for what
s1 wi .I - not known Joseph Howard. Jr,
OBrien the well known reformer. paid sew.
erM visits 70 his Old friend. The last |