New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

CoURTEsIEs OF THE sHERIFFs oFFICE-TNGER-
SOILS RETURN PRoMISED-No NEWS OF GAR
VEY AND WOODWARD.
"You can't see him this way; you'll have to
20 to the other door," This was the reply given by
young eentlemau we'll dressed and with closely cropped
hair when TRIBUNE reporter asked permission, yester
day. to see Sheriff Brennan The reply was made In the
shr,ll inonaton Of the Bowery, and accompanied
with the peculiar snar with which the young men OF the
East Side seek to intimidAte their advereartes
The reporter went to the " other door," o
private door leading to the sherirs Office from
the Offices Of his deputies. "The Sheriff is
not to be seen way Sir you to the other door
you may see him." and back again the reporter went to
be informed visitors, not reporters could
find admission there. "May send note to Mr.. Bren
mani" yes" The note written, but as the re-
porter handed the missiye TO the young man who
guarded the no told In the Characteristic
manner above described you'll have to take that to
the other entrance Another journey was made TO that
"other door," and again reverse was experienced
The Janitor thought that Mr. Brennan was engaged and
declined to take the note to him until urged,
and then he put his head and part Of his
body inside the door Withdrawing again announced
the fact that Mr.. Brennan had "just gone home but
as THE TRIBUNE reporter turned to go sway messenger
ran after him and requested him to return "Why re-
turn II the Sheriff has gone homei" ~ dont think he
has gone home, sr said the messenger and returning
tho reporter was ushered into Mr. Brennans room aud
in few minutes the Sheriff appeared and the informa
ton sought was obtained The facts concerning MI In
gersoll, as related by Mr. Brennan, are as fonowsi
Yesterday several Of Ingersols friends called on
Sheriff Brennan aud told him that they had expected
M beG Taia then the the
who proposed to BECOME Mr.. Ingersous oondsmen and
ised that Ingerso should be PRODUCED at tho shsrTs
Office this morning Then 1nsss t tae
ance for trial, he will be released, -
AS 20 where Mr. Garvey really ts, shertn Brennan has
.,rafa ainfn DeIl6V0
that he somewhere In the Canadas and VIII eventu-
I Fl, b4Ser @ Ups U lay 9s I alt GsysS
him and several of these have since been paid An at
op G M
city but the claim paid to the Sheriff BY Mr. Gar
now He afraid % back 1t Is said chiefly &C;
count Of the part which he played as Assistant Clerk OF
THE FOLEY INJUNCTION.
Judge Barnard modified the injunction in
this case yesterday so as to allow the issue Of the
balance Of the Of bonds negotiated BY August
Belmont Co. without the words written across the
face. Approved. Andrew "A; Green, DePntgCon-
PAYMENT OF PUBLIC SERVANTS.
Deputy Controller Green deposited In bank
yesterday to the credit Of the Department Of Public
Parks $4,000 This is In addition to $4,000 paid the
same Department on Thursday and provides the means
for payment Of largo number Of worsmep employed n
q the city, under crt hs d9 ss q
ment Of Public Instruction, $4,000.
MORE MONEY FOR rwEED's.DEPARTAENT.
Deputy-C Controller Green placed, yesterday,
IN the Tenth National Bank 1ooo 10 the credit Of the
Department Of Public Parks, This makes s1Soooo pro
yided in two days for tho payment of he AOOrerS in
that Department
NEW WORK FOR THE COMMITTEE.
70 fAs Edfior Of Ths Trfbrac.
SIR: Would it not prove advisable to ascer-
tain whether In furnshng. carpeting. plasterinR &
the County Court House sealed proposals. invited
through the papers, for the furnishng Of these articles
as customary with tho National Government and all
corporationsi II so who WA the receising clerk TO
whom these arielas were dsiyered and who furnished
the receipts for the samei Furthermore, who awarded
these contractsi On the other hand II no contraots
were asked for made Il le optional with hessra
Ineersoll 0arycy Smith q Co., TO supply any quantity
OF eoods Of any quality that might peaA them ~ any
price they wished TO denandf nnd that bh are ses
hed 10 Al correct By T. A. WoodwArd was thh esrtnce
tion upon his own personal knoNieaseLCss,, 90 ns
it upon information esntrae were made, were tne
sAme ed In the customary manner oy she
usual specifications and sretes Have me iorme been
compiled WITH and tho atsr not sesponsible Tor
frauds pefpetratedf A., ~ ,..,.---, a.
The solution Of these questions; r EGsOs, %ifhs f
responsibilities upon shoulders where they belong, ana
updn persons who have hitherto gone unscathed.
NeU- York, Nov. ., 1871. CIrIzSh'
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