The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-16
NINE. RESELL AGAIN BAILED.

BoNDsMAN BACKS OUT FOR 0ooD REAs oNs
AND HIS PLACE IS TAKEN BY ANoTHER.
Jefferson Market Court room woll filed yester.
day with parties interested in the Restell case Coun
selor Mckinley hand and Nine. Restells car.
rage arrived promptly Interested persons moved
quickly here and there and all was anticipation and
impatience. Tho case set down for ten O'Clock
and at that hour Nine. Resell, her counsel, Mcssrs
Purdy aud Mckinley; her grandson. her nephs
friends entered the court room. The District
Attorneys Office was represented by Mr. Lsary.
Mme Rsstell assembled the stand and stood between
her counsel side and tho representative Of the
District Attorney ON the other Judge Kilbresh said
no Understood that Mr. Leary desired that the exam
ination should be postponed until the return OF Mr.
Comstock, the complainant VINO was now out Of
town and not expected bacK until Friday, the I'D
inst.
Mr.. Purdy. in behalf of the accused, replied that
he perfectly satisfied with an adjournm ent, as no
had como down In haste from Albany and was not
quite prepared to proceed. Nine. Restcll was asked
II February % perfectly satisfactory. 'Uh, yes,
she replied. "that Will SUIT mo-" These were about
the only words she said In court The Judge then
set down that date Tor the examination.
G0UNoD OUT CASE
'sOne OF our bondsmen," said Mr.. Purdy, 'wishes
bondsmsn." The counsellor referred 10 Mr.. James
Gouuoa, of No. 24l East Eightieth street, who on
Thursday went bail for the prisoner. Thc Judge
turned to Mr. Gounod VINO stood alongside, and asked
II 1t was true, and was answered yes" Mr.. Purdy
Gounod that the D0ndsmen fully secured
and FISK, but Gounod persisted In h'a
DISCRIMINATE to get out Of the case Perhaps Your
quencs OF the peculiar character OF this the de-
fendant has mad trouble In procuring bail, and was
compelled 10 reimburse those who became her bonds
men l understand Mr.. Gounod has become dissatis-
fed with the arrangements made with him and desires
TO withdraw"
Judge-I dom, know that he can do so without the
other bondsman also surrendcring her.
Mr. Leary-Of course her surrender By one is
virtually surrender BY both, and now bonds Will
have 10 be drawn.
allow accused to remain In court until another
bondsman was secured, ana this was granted. Nine.
Resle friends then withdrew The sergeants
ROOM spent time there reading and talking
the sudden withdrawal OF Gounod Her counsel busted
themselves In trying 10 secure another bOndsman-
Judge Kiibreth waited until within few minutes Of
twelve O'Clock, when adjourned tho morning ses-
sion OF court. The Restel party spent from twelve
O'Clock until Two IN tho sergeanps room.
At Two o'clock Court reopcned Develop
monts took place. II turned out that James Gounod
acquainted with young man namcdJ. A. Thomp-
son. who NJ one time niger In the District
Attorneys Office. Thompson was introduced 10 Nine.
kcstolrs counsel, and told them no would SECURE
titled Gounod whom IN court the latter offered to
go the prisoners bail. There . secros
and Gounod-tnat tho latter was to be
Unidentified AMI TO get $3.50 besides Tor his services
the wSs arranged when ese
cued his part OF the agreement the counsel did their
part by paying The $3.50 TO Thompson who was sup
not q cent OF the money. Hcnce mis- appearance
In court and surrender Of his bail In the room,
In tho afternoon, Thompson, who cooIly awaited
the onslaught First Mckinley asked him tor the re-
turn OF the money. but Thompson answered that
counsel had agreed 10 give $3.50 for securing OF
DoDdsman; that tho b0ndsmau mad been produced and
counsel had no right 10 say anything more Next
Gounod appealed TO him, but the unmoved Thompson
told Mr. Gounod that he (G0unod had surrendered his
bail. Of the and could not with any show
Of justice claim any reward for what had failed 70
Dc. Thu ended this phrse OF the case.
NRw BONDsxAN.
Mr.. Jacob SCHWARTZ baker, one Of the bondsmen OF
Thursday, then renewed MS bond. ". Biakely
was about to DO accepted, when John Loretz, OF No.
III West Twelfth street, was offered. Mr.. Loretz said
he In tho liquor business; owned house.
No. 2O9 West thirteenth street, twenty i've feet in
front and 100 feet deep; three story brick, worth
$l2 900, which there was q $1,000 mortgage
TO the Mutual Lilo Insurance Company. Also iour
story brick house, No. Seventh avenue, twenty.
i've feet front, forty feet deep valned al $4,000
and with the same mortgage IL 10 the same com.
pany. There were NO encumbranccs were thero
any suits against him. Ho 0wed only this year's
taxes. He refused sign tho bail bond until no wss
indemnhod ana paid $3.50 besides. HIS was driven to
Nine. Restcs house, $4,000 woro placed IN Truss
Company In his name, hc was given the $3.50. snen
signed the bond and Nine. Resten and friends went