The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
THE TEUTONIAs OFFICERS.
THE FRUSTRATED PRESIDENT UNDER POLICE
sURvEILLANcE--How THE sEoRErARY's LIT

! THE FRUSTRATED PRESIDENT UNDER POLICE
suRvEILLANcE--How THE sEoBErARYs LIT
TIE GAME WAS SPOILED.
The arrest OF Michael Ham, the peculating Score
tary Of Teutonia Bank, . criminal PROCESS add
his eommital In the Esssx Market Police Court were
much approved Of BY the depostors who had suffered
his hands, and inquiries yesterday made by
some at court regarding the President. against whom
sfmtIar prosoedipgs have been taken. Mr.. John
scneuermarn, a. yesterday intimassd, 10 confined
hts BED suffering from brsiu disorder which
doubt induced by the shock which exposure anc the
consequent opprobrium caused him. Sergeant Ions,
OF ,hs Esssx Market squad. has him under strict
surveillance and it was chiefly owing to the speedy
action OF this oeactal that Hahn got within
the laws clutches. Whom the District Attorney had
the criminal complaint drawn out against Scheuer-
mann and Hahn he had Judge Yiammer grant
warrant their arrest and this he put In the hands
of Sergeant Long, a shs same time appointing Mr..
Frank X. Laurence to act for him in the Some
inknag OF this proceeding must have been conveyed
10 Hahn By occult ana ndsrhand measures AT all
evcsts the ssue proved that no prepared to act
upon 1t. when the warrant signed It given
to Omcsr Liilsador, who hurried TO Sehsusrma ms
house, but was refused admntance there. They said
that the condition Of tho president of Tcu,onia
was exceedingly critical. Tho doctor who had at
tended him expressed fears that his malady might
prove serious should be subjected to any mental
excitement, and had urged tho greatest prudence In
conversing with him or disturbing him At all
CAUGHT WING.
The oficsr was satisfied from what he saw OF the
ruth Of these statements. aud rsmembs ring his
psrors' ipjunctien Of expedition, ne left Schsusr-
mann's rssidepcs ana hurried OF 10 Hahn'G He was
none TOO soon; AZ the very door q gentleman
step ping out a. ne reached the soop He hhda vaiss
i'd his hand. tfsvsfing seAs on his and seemed
to be bound Tor some destination beyond the city
limits ON Ger LilIeDdoi unfamiliar with tho OK.
ssore,ary's fses but hts ss.p'eions were aroused,
sas. "oppins the ostfoer' 10 SAID 'foa sss Mr..
Tns other stepped and bowed.
srhsn have u warrant here for your arrest, - aud
be presented his authority to tho prisoner
the later seemed dsmbioondeu. lie turned pale
ana the valiss dropped out Of his hands; He SAID
no mustered 70 Sergeant King
"Ab, you were on tho minute .his timo; another
ana I woud have been on 10 Long ISLAND"
THE SICK PRESIDENT.
when, IN the afternoon, the secretary was commit.
msnn's case became incubus which set
heavily on tho sosgssnrs mind. Pleas Of Illness
fight so he soseudsd to 20 himself in qucs, Of the
prostrated bank president One OF his officers who
ssmiassne. Sas h. learned that the regular
away and another was ~ occasional att sndance
Acting ON this ioscrmstoa Sergeant Long presented
himseIl AT ,be door. referred cursorly to the
no ' came on the part of TIA, physician
he was ushsrea the room. There all doubts
were removed IRON his nind 70 the genuine char
scter OF the bank presidents illness. scnsuermsnn
lay upon bed asleep, bat there we're iuaicaious
that even tnsn his dsordered brain be- ng tor
mcuted by the worrying cares and tears when have
OF Iate oppressed him. Sergeant Long. iecng that
tho warrant coud not Ne executed with any feeling
humanity, Withdrew, but bo adopted tue precautio
Of keeping he house under strict surveillance. Men
detailed from the Essex MARIE, SOU "a relieve
her through the day nisht, out do leave
place q moment ubcs~ersd, Tor tear Scue
should have too hasty eosvas,rance.