, 1877-08-27

rcatcd at tho sanr time n R&Yuond, hut Inc
!hrtncF got ont al I.niinv !trcet m fi0.h1
tnl', and las not IiecH herd III very frequently
since. ! iih'lrTttl1d' that this man Henderson,.
up In my rooms, ralse'! ertan rllecks In Chtea.
go-lne from ~ to $2,I3, and another from
~ " q, sW. Again ay that haven't any
tttinR t9 do With TINT fofFry Of $dl,0h Oh the
9nlon Trust Company! never was IN tho
New York Llfc-insnranu Co1rpan5's Office In
ny lste, and all stories TIT All working On its
ar:otnt arc untrue." (;
NJ. Carney vot to NewYosk before Afr. Jayne
On Ills hon,cTatti trip, ar1 went to tho 6f1sey
House early Monday n,onfnc. Lie was accom-.
panied by ''*1oseuh etcfsns, Of Detroit" AMI
t,cY Wero given adJoitap. rooms. They arc
aeecf1bem a. "old Ruests oitse house" both os
that Stevens 6 only oneof ;ho ALIASES of 7. J.
henderson, whose arr4t bJ Mr. Carney Al
Nranthavrn was deserilFi 1t length although
NJ. Jayne saSs, he don't kno- much ahout It.
iag property and rcsI nee IN sifth arenuc,
Sew York; and a magnificent county scat ut
Rahway, Nd. where. l,4 spends muuh, of hts
time and is promInen| citl.cn, lis osteusiLle
grain. I. 10 said that bis aequa'nt ance with
Of i,nker,on's Dctecti|e Agcnry In ihis ciiy,
which has been wdk1ug On ths ease
een sssepy sw fSFs !. 6sex hie hoass :s aes
Mohday 1ast d. 10 attra4 notice, md to lead to
surnise nhout hla pusslI IL object. Ds. Carney
and Mr. Stevens have :,issod Tho last two days
yal; 9assy ed1E Gal and M
Dr. Ca1ney's former rc3hlenco arc directed to a
pllarthneJ al the cotncrpY broadway and Thittv.
fourth street. as Ills prel.nt address Is supposed
70 70 ~ unknowH. DF. GatheY declined 10 rns,-
Weston ilrst game TO TT. notice Of the police
as partner ln "thnk" establishment on
Broadwa'y, near Fulton ltrcet. One feature Of
me nahk's businest, Il Il saal. was s~irFlifng
drafts. At ono time Weston was La tho real
estate bustncss, Iastns an Office ou Cedar
street lie was tue partnership with =
aa eaVng ss sSs nuds1 5 ass ssS ne ss e:
acquaintance Of Spraguo; aad Gcsuer.. In thls
na'ned WORTHLESS y tho wesLnsergt. .kealy ulet
MsstGn ,;, N w Wess over tn years 49, Az
Ills specially being tho curo Of stsnmcrtng, lie
kas very successful 10 Ills practice, hut found
other, n'odes Of making living moro con-
Or course, the evcutJ Of tho day put q new
fato OF the case Uesnrr is to he crimtosly
proceeded aEatnst, i4 thu state courts on COM
plant of tie detraudea. .rhisd! National Dank.
lie .s /, @ aute pissnslbIe II fpe but s snat viii vii
be done with Henderson Is secret. The move
uents Oh Maj. Bangs seem 10 Indicate that t1on-
derson maj. bo another witness In the case.
Detective Elder, wno was sent u Sara
there, has not Jet returpcd 10 the city, and his
relatives saY that he Is boz expected back befort.
tho 1et OF September. Tic object OF Elders
visit to Saratoga Ia said toDh information In this
tcctl7cs arc takins . Ereat interest ID the case,
and are undoubtedly Working against EACH 9TH
Or. The Chief Of oue set said to q World r.-
porter yesterday: II don't think that this gang
n.tk ftnm6x xt..ke
ring, Becker, Elliott, and Rag, who dId thu NE.
cban!cai aud dirty work ot that $4,000 Job.
think there Is another case trhinc these arrests.
II It was that old case, Khy should tucrh " 10
are other birds TO be caught ret, and the news
paper excLomcnt over the matter Inns sent the
game into cover.h
rRsrrr CLOSE 70 71rE FACT.
STATES Detsctiye Tor Tic Aorthwe,t. saltl ses!er.
ayyne. Jay SGs dfeeon: ~ u III a sss. % pan t ths The Tic
olen arrested. as set, arc not regarded ~ 1rnci'
pals IL the late, forgcries. Undoubtedly they
not the ones whom the prosecution IL ehloay
anxious to detect and capture. Their Testimony
would certainly be Of sorVlee in securing crl'
dcnec agatnht tho Krthttr criminals, hut as pr!s.
oncEs they would bo com pasatiycly worthless.
Il Is the Intention, no doubt. Of tho prosecution
to use them 0s wttncsses aEanst others, and this
fart cxplalna the singular wny tn which tue
prisoners have oecn detained. NoBct OF men
knowledge of Tho pruyslons Of tho law ~
these forgers. would have endured to be
kept In this irregular Inanncr, against thctt
Will. Ifahy one Of them Ind seen any advantage
70 himself tn 80 doing, hc would have compelled
tho officer In charge ot him to bring him before
magistrate on = writ Of habeas corpus. None
Of them lid so and 1t is tAlr to assume TINT tho,
know thclr own intcrests. cannot eaY, oi
course, how they will gain by thelr compliance
with Javne's plans, but there Is little reason tc
believe that they viii bs obliged to stand the
brunt Of the prosecution. ASSURANCES has beer
gtyon them, In all probability, TINT their con
ncctIon with tho elicck iorGcr!cs will bc con
doucd, either entirely or In great part: by their
fulleonlcsston and sworn evidence. The presna
turo publication Of the arrests tn tho Cavagt
papers put the otlIert connected With The check
iorgesies on thar guard, and the detectives havt
not been able, 1t seems, to arrest them yet
Pcrhapa they do not wish to make other cap
lures until moro evidence ts secured, for iley
ara Apnnrhnfiv nt n 1tandAtill far thu nrekent.