New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

which no received. He informed her OF his
action and from the he she inferred that
he still held the New Virginia bonds, and his induced
her TO ratify his action She afterward heard that he
had disposed OF the New Virginia bonds II days PRIOR to
teleguapbng f. New-OrleaEs, and when she demanded
the return OF both classes OF bonds Dayidse refused to
deliver them up, but told her that he still held them ana
that they were involved and he could not move them.
Since that time she has not received them nor had any
information from him about them.
Miss Mactier therefore brought suit against Daydge
for feoniousy obtaining the money and bonds by false
and fraudulent re representation with view To obtaining
proof Of the msappropraton OF the bonds upon which
criminal action could be based She abandoned the civil
action this proof was obtained and the
arrest Of Daydge had been secured and then joined
IN a criminal action against him. He was admitted TO
bail in $1,000. lie applied 10 Joseph d. Jones to become
his bondsman, which Mr.. Jones ut first declined to DO
few days aerward at the urgent request of the de-
fendants brother, Walter Daydge, prominent lawyer
in Washington, and upon the representations and prom
ses OF Mr. Dayidge and in consideration OF the fact that
the defendant indebted to considerable amount to
the Asbestos Flting Company, OF which Mr..
the bondsman. On Feb. 20 Dayldge was in
dicted by the Grand Jury for obtaining money by
Immediately gave notice OF the fact TO Mr. Jones Not
having confidence IN Davidge, Mr. Jones decided to sur
render him and did at considerable expense, as NJ
that time be was in Baltimore. Mr. Jones says ne does
NOT think paydse WIN ever appear ror 5 nc WIS hs
Tombs until D0ndsman could ne procured
as surety in the sum of 5000 on March
MA brother. William H. Dayidge, became his
bondsnan offering surety personal property OF the
value of $1,000. at New-Brighon, :. The bail Wa
taken by Jndge Giler4leeye and approved by the Dis
rict Attorney "per Moses p. Clark," on March 1916
III il usual for real estate surety, but IL ~ dis
crenuary with the Distrct-Attofney whether personal
property he accepted not Ii IL stated that VIM. h:
Dayiige was In 1850 about that Tune, PfeSdeht Oh
tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
AT The time when Miss MacIer demanded the return o.
her bonds and threatened IA suit against Dayidge, ne
proposcd 10 indemnify her Tor her loss by giving ner an
Insurance policy his life for $4,000, which ne owed
her ON various accounts, which she Declined III was
drawn In the Economical Mutual Lie Insurance Com
pany " Rhode Island. Miss Macer learned dfterwaId
t1a the first premium mad never Dcen pad, ana The pOcy
wa. void Miss Macter is DESTROYS OI having the case
brought 10 trial early day as possible, ana Las
made many efforts have it brought up. Assistant
Atf01ey Rollins writes, under date OF MaIch :,
,hat the case cannot possibly be tol at this tT OUT
L viii lei her know wi il be taken up. MISS 1lac-
tier saws she urged in every way pers jnaiy anu %
influential friends, That the case be tried put DN uS
pas or bringing her AGENT to an accounting dr ne hc
present administration OF the Dlsrict-At0rneys ONCE