New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
THE MANDELBAUM CHARGES.
NOT ACCEPTED As BAIL FOR HER son.
rur pottcr INDIGNANT At THE DlsIhCIArioR-
My ron PUTTING rINKrRoNs MEN on lhF


THE rorIcr INDIGNANT At THE DISSERTATIONS
My FOR PUTTING rINKEmoNs MEN ON TIE
CASE. ,. A.,
Thn accumulation Of the charge against Mrs
r-IaJc,ica Nnndolhnum was had Yesterday hclol'
1nstice Murray. in the Harlem Police '2htt A. A.
Sois,,rt uisttirt Attorney Cove appeared LOT INC
sa.,',i' aud MIR Howe for Mrs. Mandclhnuin. ne
nyst witness was Mr. II. Il. Porter the buyer Tor
siupson Crawford Slmrs&i liH sa ',a , nf tlt
had the management of the silk depW iWtu "I lu4,
Arm aud made nearly all the pure haS,s ui thH' Nv
had personal supervision oi such g,ou- 'rnlts W.
the Arm and M hC examined them hunscll ne was
,awiiiat with the different grades and styles.
niece of the silk which Tat been lnuuU w ~
Mnndchaums place was then pt0dncHd any 'o, ,,,,
ned The witnpH. sHt | that the silk hhd pool !,l,
shnsed from Gregory, Porter n Gtouec nhd ihat
there we're originally lOD pieces ~ lho lo' ,o
beng FROM HiStyhN" ln seventy Nh'u, " INA ,,s,
Abuut fifteen Of twenty statesmen W"Ih n'N 49, xii
Go the Hilk ~ the store hhd nearly M w" .".,
aud accounted Tor The witness "ud 'o n'" ,srri
he believed all the pocos uhik'd hhl "'' ~, ,',i
."here thr mark wns ON the piece pioduoc y" '"ui.
lac said Il had been cut oil. lie dcclno" ~ sW MAN,
peniar nier" If silk When asked II any "i tue
piece was missing. lac said there WhH' hl' Iin,n
of irayed silk similar to thhp III tHu 'o'' te missing
nnriinu The firms mark was on H. MI "i.''
saId that he was unwilling 10 swear rom XIX IN I,
knowledge, that the silk had ho' nee" '''' -
"Ssiave Trunk testified that he first vent to MIS-.
Mandelbaum' store ma me l'll' l'i' ~ m limo 5J
Jaw there the roll OF silh III quCSl' Hn ii-,,,
a. ne entered the store lac saw Mis- Mahdelpaulh
cnuntng the number of yards IN The ron "hlch N"s
in court Mrs. MIndclhduus son, uI'uS' a,' SUI, IS
H. s,de taking a memorandum. When the end OF
The roll was reached julius suddenly SAG'@@''aGG
Hold on. mother, the goods are mllh1u' .I
GET the scissors said his mother, " ana Cu' tn1
nic,e onN Ihr witness took out his KNIFE, ana
tried To cut II Oft but the knife was goo uu'' "n
Julius used the scissors me WINES When
piece aud walked t. another room W 'tn II, W CO..
he returned to the store Mrs M3nI' pi, ',',t ,V'
the strip of silk and lac SAID ne nag 'nioMn ~ GSc
Mrs. Maudclbaum sad he should no. ria la W. ,ueus
that II ought To have been burned me vines
assured her that 1t had boon destroyed ana sho
- i'nnn Tins evidence" SAID Mr. Howe, which Is
not strong enough to hold even julius ask loI TIC
dschar-e Of my client ne no'",i T "" t cosr of
Jnhns at 1000 Mrs. Mandebaun offered hrrScn
as bail but the Justice was dl,IhcI ne" 10 "''Po
her but SAID hc would decide l9t'r nm tho u"A' ne
1urtber examination of Mrs. Naudclbaum was "u-
joumcd to Monday morning u - ,,,,o,,iod
In the afternoon Mrs. Mandelhluih accompanied
NV her conn .cl appeared before Justice Murray;
aud proncrcd the deeds of her houses at Nos; ana
40 Chntpu-st., as security Tor hcr son Mi; wv
said that he objected TO taking MIS-. Nance '' UNI
os she was a co-deicndant. The ends OF justice
might be defeated and the people be mauc 10 Nuu' l.
Mir Howe plcaded for iu,tcesaid that IT was an out
rage to keep the boy IN JAIL ana declared tli' NllN'
Mandelbaum could never be col\ l''ru; Juslt'I
Murray decided not to accept Mrs NahHelp4'Hm "i II,
The friends of the prisoner then offered JoHh VI
briggs "A retired merchant. Justc" Murray cioNeN
ourstioned Mr. Briggs and learned that he had Deeh
in the provision business and real estate dcaier.
In s63 he had third interest," ID an Amy foi,
tract. out If which he made 9l3ooo' OF SlSh'
years Mr.. Briggs SAID he vas IN te chI'oN ~ ~.
Simmons Of Kentucky lottery lame, naNHR H1i
sX to seven tho Island dollars Il year Occ3Sloh''ly
now he dealt N horses. lie owned the n nous III
VIII ch be lived at No. l0j West lWenty-hith-St:,
worth about 81 600. There was a mortgage on II
of $500. He was finally accepted as bohdSmah
for julius Maudclhaum. =; ~
curing the arrest of Mrs. Nandclhaum 1y flnNrr-
toms detectives caused both surprise ana ulspFs'a
ure at Police Headquarters. I'm h" absence oi In
spector Byrucs who is in the country ON vacation
the scrgrauts IN communal ol the detect N' lol'
would only say that the Dstrct AlloIht} RiG HS,I t
Pinkcrtons men through the influence "I as 'li.'
District Attorney Allen who - known 10 uc IN
Friendly 60 the Inspector Much indignation mas
been caused since by the publication ol n ttcu'HtS
emrnating from the District Attorneys Office, 10 ihe
effect that the police had protected MIS- Nance
baum lcsdcnt French sad yes gidS iha i tic
attack on the police evidently had been inaht 10y
Assistant District Attorney Allen partly 10 adIGI-
tiSe the Pinkcrtou agency and partly 10 NrE W.
p,nt,.Tions Mr. French .ad. and the Pnkcrtons
had lost much business ON account of the cSlapl h
incnt of the police detective bureau IN Valet. ny
Inspector lIyrns. The Police Comm siior'is {tI
tcuiay held a short meeting and directed the chicl
clerk to send the following letter to DISTINCT Al
torney Olncy:
pr,n slr: II appears 10y publications in the news
papers thlt ch1r- injurious GO the iohcy Department
AZ MAJ. c. cinns ,nliPh 1 ii inr rs, ho arc mot
nnuir,ll anl Mrs. Naud"h1un It's alleged lhat te,t
vbirb ,n',ol1,or The statements of the newspapers
Ths hnorl win Poe much sohhdegh ~ YOU Wi' sn Io' ~
enable us tr tpbo immediate proceedings a=ah.' a9' Az
,upntoa if,r uulir ini. who nill ht tlattu VIII
s tsa vii l e". H. is tts,ep iS oia t nsin4
tunhrr tuhshhrut ans irrinhri uiihr lWtr VIM nHA w
inihn tn hp guilty llrasn advise we N'H'' ~ Wv
earliest ntsnlphrr Whrlhri t"h Wili liii''-h ,"l A.
suph uttuis ahh statements go anu Nla l'tlA' lN'Nl
mani aI roles s. & tANtttt
'''' tiltf I 10 b.
suparntendfnt Wallins said that The slalnnrtt
concerning the alleged protection nl MIS-. Mahutl
baum bY the police were n"t ""l'hF 81 p.I' 49,
woman had been arrested several Times 10y th
uoiire hat she had escaped conviction because ll
owners OF supposed stolen pr"peitN IN ht
possessun had not been able u ldculH} lhtii t""7
ii was .an outrage, Mr.. Nalllng thought 10 hahc
charge against the police on the testimony q
criminals who would say anything 10 Siieu thoii
selves. A telegram was sent To Inspector ByrnoS u.
one of the Commissioners, summonlng INN TO IN
city to-day. An L.
Assistant Disrict-Attomey Allen. who ha
charge of the matters IN relation to which llukcI
toms detectives were employed under MI MckeOh
IL also the assistant To whom inquiries are leleIIc'
i'm the absence of Mr. Omcy from the city, as To Tn
"Mothcr" Mandclhaum. lie says that Mt. ONE
was moved to employ the detectives 10y remark o
Police SUPERINTENDENT Wallng, to the eHect Una
the police had been trying Tor twenty i've years u
make a ease AGAINST Mrs. Mandelbaum without sue
cess Mr. Hen has previously criticised ne actlo
of Inspector ByrneS and other pOHc6 oui'iaiS ~
has in turn been criticised by them he reason u
gives for Mr.. Oluey's action in tins paItIcula
matter is that il might be proved That the pcIso
wnom the police had failed to convict could b
easily convicted by the employment OF othe
agencies.
EXCUSES FOR RECENT FAILURES.
HAVE THEY BEEN CAUSED BY LACK OF BANF
ACCOMMODATION