New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
DUFFY AGAIN A PRISONER.
WAITE SAYS HE TRIED TO BRIBE HIM.
TIE THIRTY FOURTH STREET RAILROAD INVOLVED
DUFFY LET 60 ~ SD. 900 BAIL

THE THIRTY FOURTH STREET RAILROAD INVOLVED
DUFFY LET GO ~ $4,000 BAIL.
The prisoner whose detention at Police
Headquarters on wednesday evening excteI curiosity
because OF the officials were willing to tell WHO ne
wa. proved to Michael DALI. MEMBER OF the Board
OF Aldermen in 1884 AMI OF the persons wnom ex-
Alderman Charles Il. Waite accused OF bribery lie was
under S25 900 bail the charge which was maie
against him at the time the other Aldermen were ar
rested
Distrct-At,orney MARITIME made nae OF some aii'
ton,l recoectioas OF Mr. Waite to found new COM
plant against Duffy. Aa aiilav't wa, prepared aud
Recorder snythc. sitting committing maIistrate,
issued warrant Weines lay for Days arrest on
charge OF Offering Waite b.ib, to yoe FOR the granting
OF franchise to the Thirty fourth Street Railroad Com
paDy. The company ons which began to dig up
the roadway Thirty olrthst but wa, stopped by al
injunction issued on the application OF Henry Hiton
and other residents OF street. IN which the ros wa,
to The roadway restored ID its original con-
dton and the scheme has never ale turta,r progress
The LEGAL questions involved before the Court
ot Appeals.
Inspector Byrnes served thu Recorders warrant on
Wednesday afternoon AMI Diay was taken 10 Police
Headquarters early In the evening Assistant District
Attorney Ncol. to whom a message VS. sent was Al
the Headquarters soon after Dufy arrived Robert
Boyd OF Dufys bondsmen the first charge. went
to Police Headquarters In the evening and MI Nico1
accepted him temporary bond'mti FOR the ex-Aisr'
Duffy released before midnight ani went
home Duffy and his bondsman agreed that the defend
ant should be at the DistricAtorneys office at noon
Yesterday Just after that hour DIgy appeared at Mr.
Marines Office The exAlicrman Il stout and round
faced with thick black hair and heavy Drown
musache When arrested tue hrs ch srse OF bribery
with other members OF the Bolri OF 1894 he took hs
arrest in an easy fashion but yesterday he was exceed
ngly serious In his demeanor. He was recent and re-
fused to aus wer questions ng tile charge made
against him. There came with him to the Disirct-At
torneys Office Robert Boyd an elderly man, VINO owns
valuable property IN SeccDdave ani IN Fftythire-s'
and Thomas Mcguire cousin OF the ex-Aldermin. VINO
lives At tie same house. No I56 East One-hundrctand-
second-st. Mr. Mcguire owns houses ani lots In Ous-
hundred. and. .thrd.st aud Thiri-aye Mr. Boyd was
hondsman the amount OF $4,000 on Duhys bond OF
first charge and he gave an equal amount
OF security tho second bond. Mr. MARITIME agreed 70
accept $4,000 the bond in the later case and Mr.
Mcguire gave security to the amount OF 5000 Duhy
and his bondsnen went before Recorder Snytle VINO
accepted the bond, and Duffy was released
The affidavit which the Recorder issued the warrant
runs:
City and C'ounfy or Yec. York ss
Randolph g. MARITIME being duly sworn deposes and
on ami ols lc1a, juay Of he crime
month o. tember 1884. there wa. pending beore tae
oar o; ier%ea pia or l appa9a T V for per-
mission construct and operate rIro on Sern ,rrs sn
pclton pending before sad Board OF Aldermen ono
| g.
ex. clns the function puDic office and such mem
Der OF the Common Coaael o. snd city pgins ,aa mes
New-lors, while I'D Application was niinS as Siore,a
,cnnon ouncll Aforesaid the & s9li Miehae Nj ,Sd
charles aorba ant OF money ano ,nf'nf
70 % r uon AN aeemem anil uad IN ling
vote opinion AMI ocll procee ling OF MIN the SUD ,hir;es
upon the stii petition anl ppe 11 OF tes
soresai should be thereby ninencedm IN a'o OF the grant
Ing said petition ald apphcaton -, ., 81, ,..,,
he Of
ters heIen state o. ~ owa kn Sr.sg are 81, "a m net,
ton of the Tn f,urth 1t Get Ra rad company as tls
ami circunances the Incorpo.tlon OF sad
railway and certain statements male 20 me 9y m -, =,
M IN best for the pnolie To tscoe A.
4see 4s 81 a mS a ra ray % be 'a 20
the end tn 1t he may be d'a' win RASDorS MARINE
Mr. MARITIME said after the bail nai been ariir mel tnts
he make public his reason for arres.ns Daily
at this o desired for one thing that the exAer-
man should be at and when wanted Neither Mr. Mar.
tine nor Mr. Nicol woud whether ne hal heard OK
any desiIn Dufy's part to run a"sy NJ Neon
held Dufy ou-h 10 be suteen' 20 secure ms pr"f
ence Information on which the arrrsts were mai
wls given by Waite to the District Attorney several
weeks ago. but action On 1t WAS delayed fr SON reas1n
Mr. Dufy refuses to say anything aD out the ne"
Ihe Tnrty fourth street Railroad Company was IA
c0rporated on August 10. leSi Henry ). iuDoirnd,
cashier of the Columbia Btui, the president ani De
Wiz j. Apgir the treasurer. accoring ID the h'lo.l
Commis .loners report ACCORDING 10 hr Apiar sworn
her lssi was 100000. the amoui OF stock Subscribed
was Sy 200 OF which $3.50 Wa piit IN. lAc spplcf
tiou fol a charter b al not then Decn gridtrl
Last year the Ihrty-.Olrth street anu l. E'Vhtl h's
I'VE Railroad Company Incorporated Dy DshicI ~
Conoyer Patrick kecnsn. Edward selrcS, ''ilD"rt VI.
spcr ir H. EeIttle. JONI keenan,. Henry steers A.
IL Calm, James NJ Oakley, JOhn : Foster, WILLIAM IL
Nolan william Brennan ami James Moran
When tho Thirty fourth street Railroad company po
gan tearing up rhrtyiourt lat. east OF sxti've on
January 81 last exJuige Horace russell III Dehtii ol
ex-Judge Hilton and Other proprty-ownrrs sccuf,u
TEMPORARY Injunction restraining this fron justice Law"
renee aud the order mIde permanent ~ Jlslsco
Donohue The company. tang to get ta' con "h's ior
H., project from Onc-na the property owners aiohs Us
route applied TO the Generil lerm ot the Su
pr, ne Court FOR the appointment or a commission 20
take re enony ani report the aiv.lDllty OF r"l-
road in Thirty yfourtst This Application " ~ reiu'rl
An appe,l was taken the Court of Appeals aeSIhss
this decs on s expected that The deci,i9n oi ''
Cour of Apyels will be handed down On lnrsdy heA~
Only n few Aldermen or cX-Aldrrncn strayru lhtp
Cy IIa yestari and thoy all prors~ri nter iShO
rance of Thirty fourth street Rtr|ad natter lucy
aunea ed TO take the situation comfortably.
TX Alderman Waite, since ms last pu"Ilc ulet-
auces through the newspapers, has been watcuoi 80
cos.y that there liSte chance !og hln I'd
talk for the benent others thar his owi lnnreiaie
FAMILY m the ID strict Attorneys Office. Detective Fink
ls taking gool that Mr. Waite snail I'VE no oppOr,
tunity 10 cu ghten the public on railroad matters uhli
lie takes the witness STAND.