New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
IuPORTANT FORGERY ARRESTS.
CAPT. ALLAIRE's PRISONERS.

CAPT. AILAIRE'S PRISONERS.
WITHHOLDING THE d TAILS UNTIL a CONFEDERATE
l. CAplyEHD-IIGur oN THE $4,000 FOR
GKEY-HGw TIE ARRESTS WE'RE MADE
There was IL studied effort yesterday 10 en-
ycOp tie arrests made by Capt Ailare Oh the Four
tecuth Precinct Sunday night With all the mystery
possible though cuuccd that they would pfoba-
y solve lie question 81 tno recent forgery ON the Union
Trust Company FOR $GJJ0 and that The arrests were o.
great Importance IN other respects Capt Aialre stated
To TRIBUNE reporter that tie authorities were not ready
To make public the story Of the arrests, as II was oD-
able that others would yet be made and the publication
OF the story would surely thwart the officers in their
work. Tie property seized OF Tordham, consisting OF
the frame aud appurtenaHccs OF haGd-press, stone,
plntcs &C. is still detained at the Mulberry Street
..tion. Capt. Alla.re also has in his posses
sion number forged bonds found
amorg the property seized Among them are well eX-
ecuted forserics upon the Delaware LackaTanha ana
Western Railroad. the selma, Nation and Memphis Rail-
road, anJ the Ohio and Toledo Railroad and several
sheets OF SantO Domingo currency The bonds had evil
IDENTIFY been made for European circulation aud one o.
the denomination Of 900 pounds sterling Capt Aiaire
also limited at Pacific Mail bond found so sfu!y eX
ecuted as almost TO defy detection
Dilrct-Atorney Phelps in consultation with Su
perintGcnt Walng regarding the arrests for several
hours Yesterday afternoon, and 10 have taken
official charge OF everything concerning them During
this interview the prisoners were brought TO the Central
ONCE and their portraits taken in the Rogues' Gal
lery They were then taken before Judge kbreth at
the ToInbs Police Court, DstIictAttorney Phelps fol
lowing Immediately after. They gave the names OF
Clement Herring, John WORTH Frederick Elliott
and Charles Blocker. Charles W. Brooke ap
pcared as their counsel, and at his re
quest the examination was adjourned until
to-day at 3 O'Clock.
From inquiries made yesterday it would appear that
the attending the work of erretng out the bond
fOrgors due other arrests made by the police
of the Thirteenth Precinct Early on the morning OF
Feb. 20, officer Weinberg OF the Mulberry-sa police,
while standing in Canast. noticed truck driven by
YOUNG man who acted in n suspicious manner He
arrested and taken to the staon-house, where
trunk which was the truck found
10 contain number Of valuable sachels,
the proceeds OF a burglary in Chamberss Detectives
Wade and Moran sent to the house Of the driver
whose name was Au.csic sohn-lt No. 10 Cannon-st
and search there disclosed prosperous cOuneTcitlng
establishment The detectives were net at the house by
Mrs Catherine SGhrer VINO endcavOrcd to conceal t!us
engaged IN the business. At the station SOM promised
| that il Cap1. Aaire would Withdraw the charges
perpetrators OF the $4,000 bond forgery stating that
ie was wen acquainted with all OF thcn, having from
time 10 time been called upon 10 move their materials.
He ed that the members OF the gang not III the
city at that time, but in the south carrying
sensations that the CHARGES AGAINST soln and
Mrs ShIt %eTe e ne wa Sb ,nG Mo pr1ptiS
Sohn, then unxpcctedy relieved Of any further
Wcr detailed H. attend 70 IT, Nothing nov oecnrred
| until Sunday evening, when al elder member Oi the
ci".cted Witi him for several hours. and it Is
supposed then gave information OF the return %.
| the gang. After his departure Capt AllaTc called
several OF his officers-Crooker, WILSON, Corey, Wade
aud Moran-and they left the statOnhOuse, returning
few hours lacr with the prisoners Exactly when and
where the arrests we're made are details that could nor
be obtained, but Tie officers said 10 have found the
men somewhere in Tie vicinity OF secondave ana Fifty
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