New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
THE HARVEST OF ALDERMEN
ALL BUT MILLER RENEW THEIR BONDS.


Reilly who had been Police eadquarters over hieht
taken the District Attorneys office at an esry
hour BY Detectives Reilly and Kernsn Theg ala NOT
appear to bave suffered greatly from their
Soon after their arrival the Attorneys once pe
be crowded with the frendsof various Aldermen
who had heard Of the action that had been taken ana
who were prepared to offer themselves as bondsmen,
while some OF the lesser sort OF political workers
found sufficient sement In simply gazng upon she'r
fallen leaders Detectives came In with other prisoners
aad fingered to guard the Aldermen or to talk Ino
busng crowds kept moving through the Office and cor
ridors all the day.
Ex President Foshay OF the Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad among those who called on Mr'
MARITIME Ii was expected that no might DC TAKEN pe-
fore the Grand Jury, but he not The Grand Jury
may hear his testimony to-day. Clerk Twomey OF the
Board Of Aldermen. with large number Of documents
his arms passed through halls aud into the Grand
Jury room. He testimony similar to that whoh ne
heretofore given public The Grand Jury are con-
siderng the finding OF an indictment for conspiracy
that shall include Jacob Sharp, Moloney, heenau'
and perhaps Foshay, Kerr and one OF their lawyers.
The question Of just which shall be punsnea
will probably be settled tomorrow.
sAYLEs's BAIL FORFEITED.
While the Indicted Aldermen who had not been ar
rested Tuesday dropping into the once one ny
one. Mr MARITIME went upstairs to the Gsnerai sessions
Court room where Juige Cowing was holding court
Deputy Clerk Hall, the court had opened
not respond. He called for Solomon Sayes' put
there was no re sponse. Mr.. MARITIME then said:
Tive received information that Henry L. sayles indicted 81
brother bOndsman transferred his property have
given Puec notice oi my M nte9tIn 70 boe csn .e
Judge Cowing decided that the bond be forfeited. liz
sayes produced Monday the forfeiture VIII be set
aside. Lawyer Newcombe watched the proceedings
e said that he had either OF the Sayles Dro-
theirs since last Thursday.
Mr. inn talv Judgment
bond and an execution was issued aud placed IN the
hands af Sheriff Grant A new movement 10 place tue
property given security the bond out OF Ieacn Oh
the authorities made yesterday morning. wnen
two mortgages were recorded. given by clara
Ryder, 10 whom Solomon sayles transferred
the property Thoy signed by Mrs. Ryder and ner
husband who is a butcher in Washington Market One
mortgage for So, 900 Timothy @ Eastman, the
meat aud cattle dealer and the other Tor Sl4'Zoo !"
Stern Il Metzger butchera Solomon Sayles h also
butcher the supposltion that his fellow traoesmon
did not know tnat his brothers bond Will be
too violent Mr.. MARITIME thinks for any jury. MI MAR
tine was somewhat provoked by this new action whcn
makes t still difficult reach the property, but
he continued patiently to take the examinations OF 'ne
bondsmeu.
ALL LET GO BUT MILLER
Ex-Aldermsn James Pearson the first man set at
liberty yesterday He was not arrested pu' arri'ou'
cool and placid at the Attorneys onice early IN
the day with his brother Alexander, who quickly re-
leased him By going on the bond for the full amount
Ex-Adcrman Fullgraf was deserted oy Detective hely
rs he of the elevated rarosd az tuo
Bridge He said that he was on his way to the Dsros'
| Attorneys office. He did not OBTAIN MS
relea,s until late In the afternoon. Louis
Wende had been about the city Tuesday morning.
bu, he WAS not arrested Heidelberg met him
az ns wa, entering tho door OF the District Attorney
Office. -, go. e.
hat nj ACE
| frend. mai secured the necessary bODismen Miller
was left alone in the Tombs. His brother called upon
him. but of his relatives wno was Oh the iorher
bond was and other bondsman could De secureu
FincK last OF the Indicted Aldermen 10 present
himself Duffy who has not been At tue District Attqr
news office At all this week is al large because he no
under so 900 bonds Flnck his son with John H.
Brodsky an B ,rnari o. Rolrke, 10 tho DisricAttor-
neys oioe first ARRANGE about the bond The bonds
men were ex lDlno aud then Bond Clerk Peuney VINO
| had a busy day OF It, said 10 young Flnck' "Where IL
| your father anyway" "Oh" said the young man
bonds all rlghtl" Young Fnck wen'
| ont and soon returned iu company with hi
| father Wendell. who had OF his former bondsmen
released next attsr Pear'2 ana ng rne .st
| the Aldermen oDtaln ball was reicaseu Dei're
O'clock. Miller is stili IN the Iomos o,po,v q, No
1901 Fr,tave., who furnished security to the ah9nn
Of $4,000 aud James Mshonsy' o o NO wanSs n'
two bon .smen Bernard Krrscn. No 2l5 West Forty
seconu-,L VINO the boni for $4,000 and Conrat
Steln Of No. 52l West Fttyscventh-st, for Sl2'09o
Finck's b0ndsmen Charles Nonhoi oi no. ~ FOR
sytn-st SlO 900; jacob achmltt of No. 239 East six
tierh- 10000 Peter scharfer. of No 9s second ave.
$4,000 Henry zer, No. loI seconi-ave Tto'Voo
Onc-hunirei-anI twenty venth-s, $4,000 james j
cecs.a q no. 4 West, io E''se0"di1 iis Ma,
SsGyo ssipy 5sS F5oco JSna D"aoy of si9 IeTns
5000 aG FrsS saVe as his
john g. GllIg builder of No loV Eas. o
s"rv wH' in u" h n anomn on IHs bond Tue
bondsluen Patrck Farrell OF No. ioi East inirty
Of No. 81 Rooseyet.,t, "a, 900 aud Hugh Donahue, .
No. 40 Lswis-sL, 5000 FG!lgr.i was Daled b!
iourth-st. VINO furni ned security 10 the amouat o
$4,000; Henry b Hall jr Of 'nGsxT
Nos. 10 anu Il Delmonlco place. 900 ana Charle
Jones' OF 80. 257 Alex .uder-aye Sl22Oo Pearson son
son, dealer In mems furnishing gods goods, wa va
lives at No. s9 ssyen,9sy,; t! iS 6od Brooklyn 1T
Disrct-Atorney MARITIME said tnat IN paclng Oh I'M
proof Of IN" franiuleut character OF whole trans
action No one couit now DO Ignorant OF the IacI .na
He there nothing further to DO done ex
crpt TO await the return OF the execution Az " w
that the EXECUTION could not reach tnat state MI
MARITIME sad that the proceedings against the ot'oe
oNeri and Reilly who passed tuesday night Pole
Heanquarers made themselves as comfortable as 20,
seserseants ives nu Is'n KSr"an " and Kelly they at
/ DreakIast IN a Buwcry restaurant anu
Headquarters 10 wait until time tor them to go
the District Attorneys office. Inspector Byrnea was
his Oice early In the day and had consultation wiz
District Attorney MARITIME and Mr. Nico about inc otnr
"boodlo Aldermen lie sent out number OF ae.ec"v, W
sergeants 10 look for the In the afternoon "a
Inspector was at Headquarters with smile OF cohIeh
ment on his face
MR.. DITTENHoEFER AND sAYLEs's TRANSFER.
: There has been a great deal OF comment among law
yers upon the part which eIJudgs Dittenhoeer playe
acting counsel for Solomon Sayos In his ransfe
property he had pledged upon his brothers bond
A we-kuown criminal lawyer said yesterday:
would not be in Dittenhoeers shoes FOR large sum
money The Penal ode expressly makes 1t msdenean'
for To ad defeating the ends ot justice ms VIII &c
tainy be matter for the Bar Association " cohsder
Mr. Dlttenhoeier occupied all day in the Goner
Term OF the Alter the labors OF the IA
z he said to TRIBUNE reporter: