National Republican., 1875-09-10
iHs CASE OF SNYDER.
Rssrrest Of the Alleged Personator Of Eadss-
Trin Of Chiaf CIarvna IN RalI unra.

a Tip OF Cnlef Claryoe 70 Balt more.
The subj sct of the release of the now famous
burglar s Iyde-, on fraudulent bail, and the sub
sequeut action in relation to the brngipg Of the
alleged personator OF Fades TO this city and ms
turn to Baltimore, have been . fruitful topic Of
conversation 70 numerous persons for the past ieW
days. 1t has been alleged that Snyder was In
some way connected with the safe burglary, and
that bis release was due, In measure, 70 tna1
iact, The course of the deputy CLERK OF tne 70
etoental meeting with Mr.. Olarvoe, tue iallure OF
both Leighton and Evans to Identify the man after
unfsvorably commented upon that many people
have almost pertuaded themselves into the pc
lief that there was something radically wrong
nectIon with the bringing Of Green to this city,
accidental, though II was, has felt SO muen an
noysd az the recent comments PndsS upon y tn 10 bring
Green again to Washington, and while mere nAfe
THE QUESTION OF HIS IDENTITY
settled beyond doubt to the satisfaction OF
Judge Wilson, Mr.. Perry and All the otner PaL- PEI
an early train for Baltimore yesterday. On his ar
rival he proceeded, in company with Ilie9al 70
the place of business Of Mr. Green, and fairly
stated that for the beneft Of all parties II was
better that he (Green) should again come 70
Washington, call upon the board oil police ana
confront such parties Is felt an interest in deter
mining his Identity. Green reiterated his inno-
cence and ssid that he was willing TO again come
TO Washington, but that he could not make II
that on that day he would surely come. Having
no esson to disbelieve him, Mr. Claryoe gave
him money to pay his expenses and LEFT, return,
ing home by an early train, and subsequently
testified in the Police Court In the case Of 1. w.
Brown.
ARREST OF GREEN.
As is stated above, the parties most interested
have not been fully satisfied Of the unidentity OF
Green, and as several persons Of this city have
claimed that they could recognise the man VINO
personsted Esds. One Of the most positive Of
49, it, M
keeper Of the Police Court, who was present
when the bail was given, and who gave from
ofhcers % Sargent s and McEifres6 yesterday con-
cIuded to take Mr.. Bartou to Baltimore Tor
personal Identification, and accordingly the trio
ties Of BaIumore they proceeded al once TO the
shop of Green No. Market Space, and Mr.. Bar
ton entered and had his hair dressed. On COM
ing out he positively Id entitled Green as the per-
sonster of Fades, and on his statement the OIL
Ger proceeded to the office Of United Ststes Com
missioner Rodgers and sWore out the following
WARRANT:
United States, District Of HdryLdnd, So:
On this 9tn day Of September, personally ap.
peared before me, L. Rodgers, commissioner oil
the United States In and for the District Of Mary
land, John L Sargent and George W. McElfresh.
who i1rst being duly sworn according to law, make
oath, depose and say as follows: That they are
detective officers Of the metropolitan police iorce
their information, knowledge and belief certain
John Green, barber, No. Market Space, Bslti-
more. 0lQ, IN tne city Ol " hsnlDBISn, On OI aUout
the Goth day Of August 1875, make oath before an
oticer competent to administer oaths, that bis
name was David Fades; that he resided IN George
town, District Of Columbia; that he was worth
So 600 in real estate in the District Of Columbia
over and above his debts, he, the SAID Green, at
the said time residing in the city Of Baltimore,
Maryland, and to the best Of the knowledge, In
formation and belief Of these deponents well know
ing that be seized Of no real estate anywhere.
JOHN l. SARGENT,
GEO. W. MCELFREsH.
THE ARREST.
Armed with the warrant, the officers at once
proceeded TO the ofice of United States Marshal
Goldsborough, and one Of his deputies was de-
tailed to accom- pany them, which he did, to the
shop of Green on Market Space, and the latter
was taken into custody. He expressed great sur
prise and said that he had intended to come to
Washington on Monday, according to promise.
He Of course denied all knowledge Of the case,
and protested against his arrest. He was then
taken before Commissioner Rodgers, and in de-
fault of 5000 bail sent to jail The case will
be heard in Baltimore on Monday next at two
O'Clock, when it is expected the question of his
identity will be settled beyond doubt.