The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-26
MR.. HALLS WHEREABOUTS.
DOINGS BETORE IHE SiTLTNG or THE
SIEIMSHIrS OF mn IiTH
georec Nyiikr. Looking for Report Of the |
FN.Nn,or'- Arrival In Europe James |
Gordon Bennett. Urram "r Founding "a
Great American Newspaper In London.

E~-MnN0r'- Arrival ~ iNt"p" bhmcH
Gordon Brnnett'. Urrnm or Founding "a
Great American New wspnpcr In London.
Yesterday Afternoon the brooklyn Super
intendrnt of Police arose IN his wrath, dashed
the ncwspnprrs to tle oil 'ial noor. and said
he would not stan it any longer Tho
Idea" said hc IA hls noble brow flushed
with indignation; the idea of trying 10 make
out TINT Oakley Hail wus murdered in the slums
Of brooklyn. Why. m the first place. no ono
knows that hc was murdered; ia the next pnrc.
he didn't come To brooklyn: and last Of all.
where could he nnl any slums over hcrcf I'd
like TO know. There isn't single slum here;
not one slum." Tha sentiment which thus did
honor to the police representative Of TIA, CITY OF
Churches is tho echo of universal remark in
relation to MIR. Halls disappcaran No ono
credits the notion that he has met foul play.
Every ono believes he has gone to Europe. The
extraordinary story told exclusively in ycster-
DAYS sun about hls VISIT to the Chambers street
barber shop. combined with the other exclusive
report of his rcpulso at the door Of friend. an
old political md social chum. lends grave con-
nrmatIun to The suns original theory OF MIR.
Halls departure Tor Europe. In proof that
theory ia supported 10y the belief Of Mrs. Hall
and her fumily. Without touching in the loast
upon the sandity OF their domcsticity, 1t may
bc said that their manner. their words. their
ina'tN'y' warrant the peHei tn"t 'hey KNOW
ana nave known th"' Mr. nan mas E'he To
Europe ana thn' IN ho' reN'allh.' t"o la.t 'h'S
nave cohsu"'u MS own WISHES "hu per-
mited MN 10 hd 10 MS own
business IN ms own way IL Is lur-
ther supported ny MI Nuhuerioei anu he-
cordrr h"ckru' Lust evening lhe Nel'ihh
ei'"r. "eorEo NIiN's' VINO recently returned
from Europe. said that in his opinion. Oakley
hnii hnd unlursli"hn''y gone TO Europe, ana
would he heard from on tho arrival of the
steamship at queenstown. Mr. sparks. Clerk
of the Court of Oyer and Termncr. who has
worked sid,. Lv side with Mr. Han cv.r s,n., ha
came To New York, is confident that he has gone
20 Europe. and for purposes of his own.
I,l,. If the supre,ne Co,rt snid ln,t evening
Ia thu Filth Avenue Hotel. that strange us 1t
may seem there is such IA thing as privacy and
1tsn.inntion tn nublicitv of affairs in life md
'''""''" =" i""''.'' VI .'""'' !" NV "iiu
Nr'liir'- no N'"l"n' s'ictch oi mhu TO imagine
Nj Hall ns Intending to his own business in his
,',.,. I, ht.oI c,r,I ., H., ,,,, ,,,,,,li, ,,,
-, - ,, 49,, -
his confidence. lie would have bulletined his
r.l hon, 1o ,,,, l,n,,,,. ,,,.,, ,l,,' or. min
az" w '''' 80 '' va
su.rlI or dalcato nature We could hnr.lly ex-
,.t Mr. Nm o,,,rn,ut tb, ,,llie viii, i, "
~ '''9' H''', !" ""'H"",h' vac iN'"' "'''' IT,
As against tho proposition OF his going away
without observation. il IN argued thnt 80 we'll
tr,v,, , ,onr couldn't ,,., o,,nv v-ithon, bair.
@"'"" =" man 'O"i"h - away "''"|"' "V'n-
seen. In view oi facts tnis Is weak. II Is told
OF Oakley Hall that when he was District Attor-
30 h,hoI o,o ,.,. ,,.,,,sto,, 10 ,,o 10 Pouch -
t.a,n.ia ms ,~as si>,son ~oar. n,,, ,ve,'n
nh .. I ..9 1 WI -, - -
H"' WIS S""hE "'" '""N'" ~ III 'i'' V"ie
were other lawyers going 10 the same place.
There WAS nlso "A ranr of gamblers Three Of
.s,...,,s a.,l,.,,,t ,h', -, o,d ,r,o -
."' oP''' '''' 10" ''' ''"i' "ii" Nio'" '""N-
ing fellow as their meat. At their invitation he
made Que of a poker party. They dealt him
most .ytraordlnnry bnnds-kines. Queens and
"i"o' 'N"""' u'n"i' ""n"e h'ih'' wa. .."'' an"
ol' that was substantial in the way, Of temrta-
ton to ht-hut ne dldht bite lie had been
lf'-ceuting thmD,fs mat session, Inc court
rom Nds hlieI WIN 'nelr u.s." ,ytW.'S nhu YET
NIhlh " hty -INe ~ ,h ',l NV lvtN, ne VIC
s"ii'. py gang , ~ ti' % r'lcrn',Y ~ Il S',,l
hnl. "ll.iSh thri ln,iei l" ne"l N4n' they new
eI,7urpc lih ms ilrI.itS, .,..,.... .,i., i,
iNS ~ NOR rullihon ly"l ~ -,"h"i W W,H'h-
r}. TN ~ l'oH N'iiHi. r' ii J. u. .,oh
Mh'h'. 1'siu lls7' eN'hiS WV -" N U.s. iil'I
VINO In We prI'rt liil%"t,. % ol Nth'N III "nu t,nt
Ne l- often noIht'u ou' ~ lIe ,'N -ihNHI, Ivr
,'l- Nme past a E'hli 'iihh hHS h"n'uhiS u,th
,gurn IN thr AHlor ilonSe. II H. 's'hpics nI
h' wears Il ihIu9tl.Ht M NM t'.,s' , = 'ii' att ~
- I'm !"rNery Hhy ti,y ilrh Wun "l" ar" l,il,nuN
t'nili NJ he athr lia. o. lh"lr N'luii iih"h'c'
"7 IN point l. tuu' oi Henry " ara, Dec. ',icr.
yh. went 90 London acoomp"rird is Pros. .de mt
h>tvnq ana NE l'N. Dr j.. II; nom .ui NE
bapi - 'Ahrrh IN Urls riiN. Brthrt Hln Holm