New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
MCABE GOES TO THE JAIL.
MIR. MARITIME CAN'T TRUST HIM AT LARGE.
HARDER TIMES FOR THE "BocDLE' ALDERMEN
sAYiEs's BAII-BpND PAID.

ot Henry l.. Savles. tho fugitive ex-Aderman. were
su0,centlv GREAT and annoying to make SOLOMON
Sayes who is in business butcher, feel the heces-
sity of some action The District Attorney thougnV
the transfer of the be ndsmans property was suceh'
dication that there was nm intention net 10 pay tho
amount of the bail bond if payment conid DO aVo'deo
Negotiations have however been GONG on Tor severa'
days Tor the payment OF the fn amount io' "Ni0"
Judgment had been secured.
Tho case had been set for trial to-day. Solomon
sovles the bondsman was at the Distrct-Attorney
office NJ an early hour yesterday morning. lie ana
hs counsel had a conference with Mr.. MARITIME and
Mr. Nicol. There some question as to the form In
which payment should be made, whether on the oonu
or on the judgment A check Tor TZo:oVo on ~, ,no
Garfield National Bank was finally pre- duced ~ Mr.
Saele. Ii was drawn to his own order ana had bcen
certified Mr. Sayes Endorsed the check, ou sad
that he preferred TO present it in omen court IN order
that its delivery might be accompanied oy stdement
which his counsel wished to make
Judge Cowng's court room. Part l. OF the Court OF
General Sessions was crowded WITH persons Sho nae
heard that the bondsman of ex Alderman Sayles might
be present in court Ex-Alderman Francis hoCabe:
with his wife, who has given bail to tho amount OF
$40 ooo tor his appearancN were amOdg inc
Mr. Nco entered while Assistant Fitzgerald wa'
arranging for the trial Of tho first case TOR the CAV;
Solomon Sayles, carefully dressed, brown mustacneu
man rather under middle age took seat behind ex-
Alderman McCabc with the proud consciousness OF
being the only man in the room WIN @Hoooo cneoA
in ls pocket.
Mr.. MARITIME. addressing Judge Cowing. said !
In reference 10 the Henry t. sayes I'm which the
forte ted few days ago. have TINS TO say nn9
in the bond desired to Offer the check In open
court and his counsel desired to make statement
A. j. Dittenhoefer, who drew the deed DY whcn inc
real estate toned by Solomon sayes as security TOT
the naymcnt OF the $4,000 was transferre' en'ereu
the st this and took place near Charles
Hess VINO had taken part In tho proceedings i'll
behalf OF Mr. savles. Mr.. Hess said
al 80, ,hie tho Iav set for tho trial OF
Henry Sav4 ana has been unable to secure inc AZ
f aoaE Of this large bond The case was set for To-Day
and this il the time for hun I" appelr hr % no called To
appear Thursday. but oven then he "our law o
rom home detained by the lluess Of ms VIE wuo
NE whs h t s been 20 nm,S nndeserved criticism
for very purpose Of the %9en' % 9I have
been glad to produce the dssRit @a . n 6Ss
tecives unable TO find him and therefore offers tue ~
amount of tho bond
commit OF the Judgment which he Informed had been
entered lie said that he wou reserve his OPINION as
70 hether the forfeiture should be set aside until he
WAS informed whether there wore fees which had ho'
been paid.
fully justified in taking the action which he took Inc
fact that oondman could not be iounH ana tna "e
property mad been warranted him In taxing
the action which he did He pleased that the ooh"s
man Acknowledged his liability BY paying tine iul
amount promptly, and he hoped that ahy OF the o'"oE
defendants In these cases chose TO depart ther oo
men would be equally prompt
The certified check for S25O 900 then produced by
so,omon sayles and was handed to Mr. MARITIME. inc
amount largest that has boon recovered on oa
hopd or paid in fine in Court of General Sessions
within the remembrance OF the oldest officials
M'CABE's TRIAL SIT down. FOR THURSDAY.
When Judge Cowing had disposed OF the case OF OK
Alderman sayes and his bondsman. Mr. Marine was
ready with another indication that he inendci 10 Keep
M the fight on the "booilers. lie lo0dea az ouhuo
OF papers IN his hand and said;
Ihave here the indictment against Francis Mccab
charged bribery. ask That inc case Uo
sc down Thursday We are anxiols 10 proceed VIII 10
tne ouy ease that trial. three DAYS or more VIII
he ocpe in obtaining jury. and We lnteu 20 .o
fern OF court We must proceed to trial on Thursday
R,b.rd 5 NewcOmDc, VINO is the counsel lor HicC@oe'
"a he has for most OF the ex-Adermsn oaeu iol
trial, op uosed the OF Mr. MARITIME He SAID that
Mr. MARITIME was always asking for an early day TOT
tbsse trials In the present there were reasons
that rendered postpone nent proper Mr. McCao'' ne
said was In such condition OF mind that Ne hal oeen
unable to prepare the case properly lie SAID tnat 10
had talked with McCabes Decor, who had expressed
the opn on excitement Attending trial &C tn'
time might DO dangerous 10 his patients health.
Mr.. Newcombe handed to Judge Cowins an affidavit
made by the physician The Judge after reading 1t
quickly said
do not see but objections made hero woud be as potent
a@,nsi trylng ~ AT present II utht
always be wearing scusibties OF Mr. Nc
MT %sSeomSe onlv your Honor the oG ,5,
already spoken II Is pOsslue tl
time and change Of surroundings Will make him better nit
te Tor desire for change surroundings seems
to be the trouble with all Of these defendants.
Judge CowIns granted the moton to have McCabe's
case set for trial on Thursday
McABE ORDERED IN CUSTODY.
Mr. MARITIME then said;
have another Tf soi aso IN these cases We have pre-
pared ira amt We do not want % com" md ma no
nn n ail u sufficient 10 secure the attendance Of the %
MrAbe DC committed without bail Tor his appearance oi
Mr Newcombe-I have nothing tc say to that notion the
District Attorney may HsG any s p hon Of the defendant
udre Cowlng ASKED Mr. MARITIME II ne had any special
reasons to present in favor OF his notion
Mr. Nartine-There special reasons In this case
other than hose to heh nave a'e he e2dant asso
have already sought residence ID ANEW nt AVA and
that thu only red has resulted IN CONVICTION Wnon
vs. sustained by highest courts are tho principal reasons
this action do not desire 10 pciSoou'o any o0' ~ "
na s sSs " seems to me- in of facts to
when Mr has called attention to be case IN " mon
f hat mus be- put upon defendant shall grant
M motion of he and the defendant VIII be
eaYmltted without bail to await the day OF his trial
McCaae was then called to the bar 1e has ,i,s
mustache, a"d war snerns from NERVOUSNESS
and his appearance indicated tnat he was not W sood
health. Ie formally committed to DC Kept ui' 'no
| day OF tie trial
HE GOES TO LUDLOW STREET.
Mr. Newcombe hurried across to tho Court House and
obtained from Justice Donohue OF the supreme Court
writ Of habeas corpus bring McCabe before him at
| n m lie then went to see Mr.. Martne and toi am
that Notable was willing TO 20 70 the Ludlow street ALL
II necess ary but did not want to go TO the romos Mr.
Marine sad that would he satisfied II Sher1 Grant
ynulI agrse TO have McCabe hand Oi tral tnat the
time net wee yesterday aud Thursday should be passed
i'm the Luiow street Jail This arrangement Was satls
fcfy To McCabe and MS counsel and the writ was uOJ
ssrvrG McC abe sat long time In the c0ur room
and afterwrd went to MI Fltzgeralue OlIce "here ne
| remained until taken To the JAIL , a.,
Mr. MARITIME did not assign reason for taxing up tne
ucahe case next, but ii nnnsht mat the lac that
ma wife was his only hOndsmau made TIE security less
enectusl than The bond would have been !. ssne9 ny
mn s.d In active business, VINO WOnlu not DC IlAoy
10 convey his property away. -. l.. ,.u.., ,,, NJ,
Tne resolved from bhylcs WlS luuolSou W ~