, 1880-06-14

fnSal from both gentlemen, who declared
that thcy could not justify III double the
"Where shall We 20 now 9'' asked the pris
oner nn lravillg THO RESTAURANT,
IL guess . Ia!t." VIZ ~ tho ,r,op!y. !. ...,
"rhstT Il a,a for,laieia te' do u;,der aHy Cir
cunislaitces." was the reply Of tie Deputy.
tesn{ T|YS ,'iS{ iSSs no to Ds'iaoaeo'' III Four
There ihoy spent the night. The mkt ia,
they tcnlnIne.l until Nov. 20. During tho liz
tsrsa xsttatlos ,i{ Mers patmE stwsg,I e
tilo day naue' tho sun. oI So. .oW WIS flxed
,,pon as tho nlmo,nt to bs p.l.l In restitution
sy By GSS w. Gsr oGnGf ~ m To Ho sep5s PR,
present nnd consented to tic settlement. II
WIS arranged TINT they should MI g., tu Cn,a-
lloliy's l,o.tge. nlNi ulern tio sum should H. le
ijsp,tysShcrI!r wns, ina!iy brought to coir
seat 70 this. although asainst orders, u,ltl the
Whole party tools hackney coaches for Park
avenue, wlIcrtG: Connolly then lived.
Connolly mid Sir: Andrews asccn,le!f . The
Mpper llOors. and In ii short time boil, re.
tt!r,!yd, tug lattcr carrying nj ,nrinfMl
ef " un!tGt !tG STATES bo.ns, ,rcpnssentlnE tho
stDrs.l to The city. Then, to Tic surprise vt
gil present ~. o'Canor .len'a,hletl thu! =
further pnynient of $500, goo should b0 nude,
ii ftrrs fn % ts', %h, s eouid piH tllus so rcadiIy
L. 'ff' rers s S's SWiiaS SE x r%css! S ase 10 fo
ho credited. Go,lnolly's, sllare of tho frauds
Gas, So',Ss xs Ms !!a'rer % - t'.at esits. si,
Connolly" said Tweetl ,ola day to "a
Tribune reporter h, lI.udlow Street jail,
uxxesF nay is M os 1s oy t Ut II y e esst pas
but he levied Of, everybody tor pnrt ut
theirs; md l,o never sthlit ulytl,tl,E, or he
ulded with sigh, "pnt, nny ~ real tstato:n
| their Ist''nisAnMlt Ut tlle demand by Mr.
O'Cunor, aid demonstrated with llitn, hit liz
rcn,aiacd l,tlexlble; Finally the prisoner
and Is So1'st tlrd to to fno',s aepye
CtnlM0Ily askcal II nll was rtgl1t-
must pay Sl,Ro o3 or 60 y ]aii;"
Mrs. EonnaiIy Indignantly look the bonds
from Mr; Andrews rui thell back into lie
sate Ha;I said ~ II IN !, l,erily'srne'l ;r;E wuy:
And that hight, sud for n month aflctward,
'jaIi G"Introllof Connolly slept III Lu'''ow-s'reet
Tle city was secured for ball.. Bogus
b01lt!stnet!, professional ,0il-g0crss were Of
ferMl by tic scure and rejected. Numerous
tshe bccai'se s'S wi ot abi|y l I 70 jasiiy. one @
Of these contained tho llnllley of several
relatives OF Cnnnolly, nd IN addition tur'a
S esa GTSfes y aSsn soAc lWse ns41pKy S1 Il ' fs "
years agt, with tho tla,,scusr, Bonfnn.),
Owen Mst;oycr,i, Philip Smttls. lts,bsrt Boyd,
md NIllin1n Il. h,bcrts. President Of tl,e
nenr tho c!nsu Of ls7l t'nt IL sufficient bond
WINS perfected. II WIS accepted By Sheriff
| BRENNAN deg. 3t. ls7f. Tho next day n,isung
s aI xiso"s 5 si,'ray nsf,s 5 Sess W s fHs as E
Connolly, cnstle UP 'ss 4 subject Of c0llsers1-
III one d his, New Yssr's Eay forElying
| in0us, and rather ptiril CDMIl0tty's unhappy
piirlf. III uIe course Of tho talk i.e sald 70
ii have accepted Conno!ty's bond. Why
don't YOU t,tke ttm out SO tilat he call spend
"YoH forget, Sheriff, that 1t is 4 holiday"
ENrw Years is not legal holiday" wes
| It WIS not long before Andrews with tho
approved bond was nj Ludlow Street Jail,
and Connolly walked forth. Not to 40
holae, however; Theirs were INDICTMENTS
Threatened; a,ld 50 Andrews Insisted that Il
le tlcsir.Hl snfcty he should leave tho city and
State ut onee. lle dit no that dny, a1d fol.
Europe, settling wliorr TO extrattltlon treaty
escapcl all responsibility, ths Court of ~
sGs Gor, x as ta ist reresentaiye M @ of s the Attar
neytscnernl aEtl tho State,. WIS Improperly
begus., and tllo bond, therefore, Illegally esi-
Aid thus 1t came about ulat tho Ting onco
ni0rr Illustrated tho fl1sity Ut the snylnE
tllat tllere Is - honor u1nO.tE tliicSes," atlu
tltu truth Of that other tint lnngst men Flt
their tlucs wlinn rU.les. full ont. It Is In
tertSsnE II nut prutitlblc, to lnstulgu III slIr;
nllsts III 10 Tho consequences OF reversal
uf several uf those Incidents. II 13re,nn1
ll1ul been rtdlngtt.d Controller III tetV, the
Supervisors aud Ring. frn,ltls would hot
hAvn been perpatratcsl, ,-certatnly,, not as
rrcklnsiy es tt.ey welp under Cohiiylly.
Had Tweed AMI! 3wecny not tllrcatencd Con.
noly Hs S.'l'd nsysr ~ tMvS Eone," @ llay.:,nny;;
tuaitor, Garyay would nsy.'r have retnrne.sss
Mr. Oronor hui neeuptel tio MILF
Ion dollars In restitution FROM Con-
molly, Il. nll probability Tweed, Swoully.
tintvey, Woodward, l1lM the rgat would !'Ayu
a0uGllt Immunity III tho sanlo why, n!il tho
| City Treasury might lilvO been richer ny
nb6,,t Stu,Uoj,0W. Had tDrrnilaH mt ElWtl-
naturally NMt,,tled Aullrs.ws tlint htw-
Irar's-Day was llUt II logl! holiday, Con-
molly might lnye worked out Ills lust days IN
Sing Sling rMtlior tllnl. lluyo ats}tM ut exile
fur shat tu him WHrn lung ngr3. 1t IL also
possible, though highly Improbable, that hNl
| Connolly tlel w!IDn G,lryny dit, Mnyor Hall
might 1IslyH put confederate Of tho ring III
his pIacc, Ntitl saved I'LL tho rust from ililn.
| 1,,ll tho laws Ut human nature Nru not to nu
reversed; in tl!tA, ilH III I'LL tMcs, roEucry III:
| yaFiuhly iOurislira lis own Weaknts's Hl0!
trsacllary. alnl provides It's own traitors aud
towards. :