New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
although It was apparent that the decision had chilled
than tO fhA mi rrow NJ their homes

although IL was apparent that tne necison na" ohou
them TO the marrow OF their bones . ~,
or the twentytwo Aldermen who voted for the Broad;
Kenney are dead, Dempsey and De Lacey tho
border, Rotbman has returned 10 Germany 1 Mao
atscn are still At large in the CITY under bail. The
opinions Of these ran in tho same general way.
In. as usual to zee Register Reilly The stern lines Of his
face were drawn more serny than eyer but ne sun
for him." :" am here" was Ibis comment; have
heard o. the decision but do not care to talk about H.
EI-Alierman Ceary repeated his former DECLARATIONS
t not scsSed Cen for Hs vote Me oo was always
be found when wanted. as no honest man, In Ills OF h"h
L. A. FuIgran. the box-msker OF Fulton-st. whose
firm furnishes indicators for the Broadway aud ssVentn
mentioned with Mr. Kirk as the one whose trial would
proba ly como next busilv occupied in his oce an
day. His answer to inquiries was have nothre 10
| say. THE tribune is excellent PAPER, but have
nothing to say" ,
| Alderman O'Sei who was found In the Adermens $
Chamber said: while am not lawyer VIII say tnat
have all along expeced different result shall not
run away there is no occasion tor It, am mere every
day. Ihsve no Apprehension about going 10 irlai Inc
reputation Of any man. of course at the mercy Oh
has aud the ronvction sustained that Il,
no rysiR wy s Se'
ExAderman Patrick Farley aid me whole S Same mdD On
ing heef that the decision had no immediate bearing on
would lie on hand when wantca:'
Charles Reilly Heated small amount OF surprise at
tho decision. said had the most remote nten
tion OF leaving NewYork Voluntarily He likewise
would he OH hand when wanted"
Jacob shaip was town last week. but returned on
Saturday 10 hs farm in Rome. At last accounts ne sui
held to his original assertion thst IN no va saPe OF
men of 1884 and he had no knowledge OF any ole VINO
had.
one of the lawyers Immediately interested in the
Jnehne said that there danger that any OF
for days or weeks eve" Il they should contes plate
such acton under the new condition OF affairs There
would be time enough Tor Hight he said ater 'ho tra
| OF some one OF them had been moved
WHO WILL SUCCEED JAEHNE AS ALDERMAN
The decision OF the Court OF Appeals was the chief
topic OF conversation around the City Hall. 1t was the
universal feeling that would go hard with the re main
ing 1884 Aldermen Here OF the opinions
heard:
Mayor Grace-I have never doubted what tho result
would be. Now I hore and believs that tho District
Attorney will push the other trials forward TO sausfac
tory conclusion Tie decision CT aid tho
good government by preventing the crimes OF Drioe
| giving and brhetakins In the future -,
giving better and pnrer legislatures Meu who nave
esreH tpemssSs. by taking bri5es will hesitate when
they what bribe taking leads 20 .,, ,
President Mooney. of the Boari OF Aldermanmi am
sorry for Jaehne OF course But the decision VIII 90
good 1t will convince Aldermen aud others that the law
cauDot be violated wit tmpunity.
soou after the decision was maze known there was a
included Messrs Cowie. Hunsicser Qninn. CsvanaSn, r
| Earle. Meininger. Mooney UNe. and ferrlean me
o til % s
oused. There is good reason to tceve inat the com
binatOn between the Republican anu county Democracy
nembers wi, still hold good If IL doss. Aliernan Nor
can, Republican. will be elected vice-preelent, and
Comfy Democrat will be chosen In Jaehnes lace Tor the
Win District Fx-Assemblyi1an Thomas Began ana
Mllard Won BlarcOm are candidates for the vacancy
with tie chances in favor of tho latter IL may De that
nothing Will be done to-day. President Mooney nvors
a OF both OF tie Democratic wings IN hat case
Democrat would be chosen vcepresideDt and County
Democrat MI Jaehnes unexpired term as Alderm an
Shoulf this he dnme. Aldermen Qninn aud Dvver are
iatos for the vicepre-drncy. II il nerstood that
Al 5erman De sc1ys resignation will soon be 0fthcom-
ing IIe has rot drawn any salary since fehruary' M
Controller Loew bsinves that the expenses or tho
bribery trials aredy hah and those now pending sh0uu
charged inst the city Article ID OF the state
charges Of bribry aganst per.ons hold
ing office under the laws Ot the state shall h. cargeane
| upOu the Stae. the Controller consnlte' with ihe
alton Counsel aud received an opinion conurnle
has thercor~ refused 10 pay certa'n OF the bs pre-
TO him for tbs prosecute on OF Jachne and General
sh<ler ia order that the question whether tno Stato oi
city shall pay them Uay be testei.
Jaime SAYS NOT WORD.
When tho news reached sing sinS that the Court OF Ap
meals had affirmed the convict N of JaehDe, lie WAS at
work in the ry ironing shirts The fact con-
vpyed him through ILLS keeper, William Coers When
told his fate lie sImri bow cd his head an made no
| remark. He kept right with his work As though
nothing hal happened An hour or 20 rrevlou
IN Albany bogus dispatch was received IRON TIL. cty
stating ilat the Court had zrahtet Jarhne net trhl
When told he said II could not bt tue, ana ro-
fused believe IT, Therefore when the second one came
he was prepared Or it, Last evening he refns" To see
uut tbuly especially avoiding reporters. lie sent word
10 fham that he would talk 10 melody hut Tvs conuSci
.ln,ht his IS keeper says he is mo el couvlct
He APP cheerfuy Ob"vs all OF the prison rules
aud does his work withO IT compl,lnt and generally
IL veil lie has 10 privileges not granted 10 other
| eonvicts