New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
NOW FOR THE BRIBE-GlVERS.
INDICTMENTS EXPECTED SOON.

WHAT THE GRAND JURY NAY DO-Ex-ALDERxAN
MILLER SECURES THE REQUIRED BAIL
Ihe Grand Jury continued yesterday the ex-
animation which they began y fo- dzys sgo Of Wiz
hesses who may throw some isht tho secret work.
ings OF the corporations benefited by tho bribery of she
Aldermen Tnc jury had already considered the acts Of
the Board Of Aldermen the hurried calling OF the early
morning meeting In August 1884, the hase with which
the franchise granted ana the secret dissolution OF
the injunction which the Court OF Appeals nsia
nrming the direct testimony OF bribery. Tho jarors
were engaged yesterday In hearing the tesurssay OF
Thomas r. Ryan. who took with him to the Grand Jury
room bundles OF books and documents connected with
the Broadway Railroad Of which he is officer From
this documentary evidence the Grant Jury able.
under the guidance Of Assistant DstrcAttorney Davis
to understand 10 tho transfers OF monsy
the disposal OF which been accounted for
on any honest theory.
No indictment was presented yesterday by the orsnd
Jury but an indictment viii probably bs hIed today
Monday Tho form OF the Indictment IL under consider
alton at the District Attorneys Office II will probably
be for conspiracy. but there uncertainty 10
who may DO included IN the charge. Tho names Of
Jacob Sharp, exPresldent Foslay and er-secretary
Kerr most frequently mentioned with those Of fugi-
tives Keenan, and Moloney.
The presence OF ex-Alderman Waite at tho District
Attorneys office led the belief that ise would be
called to give testimony IN the proceedings Against
the brioe-g gvers. lie spent hour In conversation
back to the House of Detention.
Rumors that the rearrest OF James A. Richmond,
former president OF the Broadway Surface Railroad was
contemplated were not confirmed by Mr. Sico. who
said: 81 don't know Of such warrant" Ex-Juigs
Fullerton, OF Richmonfs counsel In conference
with M MARITIME for half an hour and made such
| arrangements that IL II Is deciied to increase the
bail In Kichmonds case to $4,000, done In ths
Aldermcns cases. tho additional bonds eonld bo given
without the necessity of making The increased
| bonds may be given today.
$4,000 bonds given by solomon ssyes whom HE brothsr
agreed 10 appear for trial was levied on yesterday W
sayis3s house and store The Sheriff mas sixty days in
which to make his return II there Is snonss caimass m
gece.ssry % have law suit which vii. not be decided
As ali OF the indicted Aldermen hal been released On
ball. except Miller. the District Attorneys Office was
comparatively deserted Yesterday. few OF Miller. re-
avos were at the DistrctAtorneys oce In the alter
| Ex,Alderman William IT, Miller spent dismal day AZ
yous and uneasy he could neither ,ssg zee.
Ws fn n sister ssa wa. wss S% PORTION e
noon and did much TO eonsoe hn lie had hoped 20 se-
early In ahe morning. bu, as the day worn
ant no one "a! sppeareS ,s s en- SsSnms
all his and their friends possessing means without sac
cess until some time after the courts bad atenrnei:
They announced tue fact to Assistant DsrctAt1orney
! Nicoll aud engaged with him TO oe ~
his house No II! n,.s Twenty,sycai S, at 80
Miller who looke pale and care worn ieft ihe iomes
|
| was driven Mr.. Nlcols house. Mr.. Niooll, after
thoroughly examining the siretes approved them sni
Miller was taken back To Judge Cowncs house. Nhcro
the Judge finished the ceremony oi admitting him 70
| bail The suretlcs joseph and James .. Miller,
| brothers OF tho indicted Alderman aud partners
his shop and Aiena Wood MS sister, OF broo.-
lyn. who qualified in the sum OF $4,000 'h" remaining
| $4,000 was furnished by other friends.
| ~Ex-A derDan JcQnsds has lniemnihoG ms bon1sbFns
Arthur NJ Foley. Edward Costello and John nccr, stsl
by transferring, FOR a nominal consideration, all OF hs
| realty to Foley Of the provisions OF th9
document which was rcorhr' NoN''sD
s that II the shall he cancelled and drcbaged ~
McOnades APPEARANCE the transfer shall bf f"ii
buf " the a shall be forfeited the aby 0i elther
OF the bundsmen hali become liked aud asoue. E"ey
| shall sell the property at auction and II
| there Is surplus aitrr tho claims
have satished IL shall be recOnvoyet 20 IN, ex-
Alderman. Tho Instrument l. datst October IA. and
one of the DIVISIONS erased With rel INK b a, follows
It's hereby provided this instrument shall not De re
corded the liability Of said bOnnen becomes rN ~
forfeiture bat said parties OF 10
make other ieei mortgage ~ any ~
property without the written release hs"n
executed by the three tto legal cpescniAfs