New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
HIDING THE PLUMBER.

othars and freely commented upon In financial circles,
that the Ring leaders and their adherents have
lately been transferring their property to other hands,
and putting It In other names We have already shown
that transfer Of 100000 in United States bonds was
lately made by M Connolly to his son-in-aw Judge
Fthian The immense sums held by Garvey, Ingerson,
Tweed, Connolly, sweeny, and Hall, In the Tenth
National Bank-in which all Of those named, except
Garvey arc Drector-are said to have been transferred
to other persons since the injunction Of Judge Barnard
was granted william n. Tweed has kept'a small
balance In the Union-sQuafo Bank for long time.
On Thursday Of last week. the day before the injunction
was granted he transferred over tsooo on deposit IN
this bank to his son. He has been selling portions Of his
real estate the value Of which, It s said aggregates
S2sAsoo. Some of the Stafford Pavement people, who
keep their accounts In the UnonQuare Bank have also
been transferring their money to tho safe keeping Of
friends not involved In the public frauds.
We have further been informed by persons whose
nance are at the service Of the committee engaged in In
yesiesng the rascaties Of the Ring that the stock OF
the New.York Rendering Company is largely II not
wholly owned by tho wives Of NewYork City offciah
It is impossible Of COURSE in the nature OF things
to confirm thi, information at this tme but 1t IL stated
on the authority Of former oCer Of the Company, who
doubtless knows whereof he speaks.
MR.. swERNY's BROADWAY PROPERTY.
A reporter of THI TRIBUNE was assured yesterday,
upon good authority that there Ia no foundation WHAT
Peter B. sweeny and Hugh Smith have conveyed the
block 1T the Of Broadway and to
Bernard smyth No transfer Of the property recorded
at the REGISTERS oce and It Is asserted that its owners
have no Intention whatever Of putting out OF their
bands
MR.. FOLEYs CHARGE AGAINST MAYOR HALL.
In John Foley's letter to Mayor Hall, de-
msnding that ocaps resignation the following extract
sppears:
IYAst year you issned proclamation Offering reward
of ZOO Tor Information that would lead to conviction
Tor breach Of the Election lava At OF about tAo time
you issued the proclamation you eene nom your once
eeyoyal thouand dollars to eminent counsel ~ TINS cty
VSSoe 1890 you occurred 70 defeat conviction Of par
- oooaoeA Of erinA under those lawA And n thafs
you always cot covering what you pretend your anxiety
~ reveal"
TRIBUNE reporter applied on Thursday to Mr. Foley
for additional information relative to this very serious
charge gentleman stated that he would take ad
vice on the subject which, favorable, would result In
his imparting the desred facts Later In the day the re-
porter again called upon Mr. Foley. who stated that he
could not give the details they would mpcate hessrs
stoughton Bartlett and Others who had been hired BY
Mayor Hall defend the criminals In the United States
Courts; though how lawyer can be implicated because
retained to defend rascas Mr. Foley did not stop to ex
plain Should not be satisfactory termination OF
the present municipal troubles Mr. Foley promises to
divuge all the facts without reference 70 the conse
ouences to all any involved.