New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
PLEUGING STOLEN BONDS.

ALLIGER AGAIN N THE POLICE COURT.
SOME or TIE SECURITIES IpGNTFiED-OwEN T..
o'co.NaR's ApP .AKANCr-Uis EpI.N sESsE OF
slu.-L.
There we're no new developments in the A,.iger
case Yesterday Inspector Byyncs stated that hc had
made lo further arrests and that there was nothing
now iY th- ease. Ex-Jatge Bu.taad called on
his client. IT, A.izer at the Central Ofi:o ycstcr
Gav morning.. before lie was taken TO the Tombi
Police Court. The party arrived IN court shorilT
after IO.30a .l. and ak were taken at once mo
fine private examination room. Mr. Root counsel
far th, Hauul 90. and So. Joseph -Ii'road C0mpany
did not appear. Mr. Al.eev vas little noticed By
the few curious persons who gained an entrance To
the room. although he was o5s.rvant os Az that
passed. Hc stood at one aide with h7 iace par-.y
averteG. owen L. OCouuer the ou duJl
owrerol he stolen and altered bonds, was present
with Dis colnsel. lie Is an old man. very deaf, pag,ly
bl.nd and somcwhat an ted with palsy. The ~
-ercd b.ui winch had been pledged by Allgar So.
2.9sI first mortgage : per cent bonds Of tine Han
nibal au 81. Joseph Rljro.d Company. for- /, 900.
wa, shown 10 NJ OCoauer anl identified By hin.
lie, me see if, 1 can smell it, said The old man.
as TIE bond was ucld ND TO him across tie table.
On taking ID Ia Lis hands, ne placed his nose close
To IT, and then closely scrUtIn!z,Ag lt through his
-uectac'eS. he sand. Yes, that my bend.' Mr..
OJouuer ma affidavit that IN September 1873,
bonds Oh tie Ha-ipai and -. Josep- hailIoW Com
many 80 tho value OF 10000 were stolen from him.
i.uuuere! as lo VS.: I33 % llJ inclusive; 40 20
AZ incigaayei 590g99;. 9g9 2476dagi 46a1i 229s2 299ss22
5227' 3 29I. l3O 3,431 3, $50 % 34Si, iEclu-
S,Te Of ~ 600 each, and Nos. 1887 and 1929, OF
5000 each. compliant ".s drawn up o. the same
paper tor the signature on Moses v Bayis, cashier
f1r ti5 banking house OF Hamilton IL Bishop. ,tal-
ing that ou May 10, 1850, lie advanced to EliIaA
AlIi~er the sum Of 5000 on bond No 0e4 rs ABOVE
Il, rfsf %
I,m wi3h ln.eut to def.aud and chea..
When Mr.. O'Conner was asked X he would mako
complaint on Information AID belief, he asked.
" What ID formation aud beIeiV When the matter
was ex planned to him be said he would do Bat
when the all iaylt was handed hn he seeired col-
fused, aud got the idea that he was asked 20 swear
tlat Alhger stole his bonds.
No, NC | WOn't swear he stole them don't
think he IL know The man, ana have done Dusi-
sYcar that's my bondv Tho remark about seeing
theman who stole his bonds was not Needed, nor
could any satisfactory explanation be obtained
from OCOuner, on account or hl' many Iniru-iles.
One person asked, Then you lad tue utmost cOl-
idence IN Mr.. Allger
No, Ilou'l say ihatp y replied tie old man.
Il was finally explained u Lin that ie was simply
swearing 20 the fact 0f the larceny # his bonds and
he then signed the proper an iayit He SAID that he
hal had ei-hty OF the boads. Mr. OConner Is a
eccentric old man, and seems 10 seek seciusl3n
rs uu II rs possible, his name nos having appeared
Id the citv directory for some years. It was learned
late on thursday that be has an o.lcc at No. East
Eroad~av but does not remain there much ~ the
tlmc b. his affidavit IL YpelI5 tLat Ae ives 1T No.
tV2 Xana,r rbi!t ave. HrooAyu; az the LO-el where
ms room H. and winch he owns, his VumDer was not
I,uowu 80 Hc only has an Office mere, and collects
hls rent and le doe. that promptly, YOU bet" SAID
Inc sleepy ui Eht clerk.
Ex-Judge Busteed al first wished to waive exam
ination flr his client, but as some question arose
about the amount ot bail he changed his purpose
aud asked for a tull examination. Tho prisoner
was therefore again remanded ID the custOi y OF Ia
spector Byrles. TO appear Ia court AZ 1880 this
morning