New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
teriay that It necessary take her 20 Bellevue
Hospital where her In uries found to be serous
A BURGLAR HIS NEIGHBOR.
EX-ALDERMAN MILLER's DUNGEON CELL
BRoKEN-DOwN IN sPIRIrs-No NEWS FROM The
MISSING DE LACY.

BRoKEN-DowN IN sPIRIrs-No NEWS FROM THE
MISSING DE LACY.
William II. Miller, ex-Alderman of 1854 anu
ex SNnday -sohoo teacher, arDse yesterday morning
after sleepes night passed in the Adernauic cell az
Police Headquarters, feeling tired and full ot dre&"ul
forebOlings He washed his face in % cent tin WASH
basin and wpaa it dry on coarse prison tower ,pa'
exactly matched the towel used by Horace Lyons the
burglar Nho took Mrs. Hsmiltous silver to Jsebne's
I lace and occupied adjoining cell TO Miler' Inc
latter allowed comb his head snd whsker5 Win
his pocket comb and thus spruced up he waited or
Matron Webb send him down his breakfast. by-
and by the dumb waiter creaked and two meals one Tot
the Alderman for the burglar descended from
the top floor and turnkey brought Mers food to him.
He ae sparingly Lyons paItook of his coarse fare
with avidy. The morning newspapers were passel INTO
the oelI OF the traveller from Florida and he showed
interest in the picturesque statements OF Mr'
McQuade before the Senate Committee
At o'clock Inspector Byrncs arrived a Police sad-
quarters and he bad Miller brought up into the room
the hallway the Inspectors Office. which Is
known in the building as the Chamber OF Horrors
beca it Is ed ghastly relics OF robbery, murder
and sudden do.tn in every form. whether II was tue
sight OF seven black caps and hanemans nooses
fhe of questions asked him oy MI Byshes' II is
certain that Mr. Miller utterly broke down. bis prov
erbial weakness the dread Of his colleagues OF the
old Board OF 1854 and the presumed OF De Lacys
igbU asserted itself When the prisoners two DrOlhers'
James b. and Joseph +. Miller, both Bleeckor-st sh0c-
dealers arrived Headquarters shortly before noon
they found their brother in sad state OF GENERALIZATION
The him up best they could and de-
ivered to him afecuOuate messagea from his wie ana
family but all to purpose Two detectives sat III
tho with the brothers. In the afternoon e1
Recorder smyth his counsel Dr. T. G. Mcintyre. Of
No 22l West his family physician called at
Headquarters aud tried to lift up Mlllers dropping
spirits. Mr. Smith assured him that his bail was all
ready and Dr. Mcintyre expressed willingness to on
patients bond 1t necessary to furnish more real
estate than the brothers possessed.
While the AldeGman's friends grouped about him
Inspector Byrues rested a sofa in his Office the
hall. fie asked by TRIBUNE rel Orter what was
Mr. Miller's condition.
can't say rs to his mental condition; his physical
condition all right. 1t is an elegant hash hoy are
getting things to-" added the Inspector as II in
sooqny, while u smile came over his features.
Has Mr. Miller rev ealed anything that would he
use,ol to further the ends OF justlceP
Unjust not say have had little 70 say to him, pre-
ferrlng to keep away from Ii my who is with
him now 10 tO 5'.e ctyIng tct Why he asks ABOUT
one hdnlIed question, IL. .liLGtc'
At differs .'olIo. l. LetJvst, nls vile, neat
little dIrA-hlir,t J.l ,Dit tIn Icpo:r OF heI hus
bands affection Go stoI Irl iis fr foI his family
OF five cull-.i ,dt "oinc,a.y," she said,
that 40 wto So! ;n5 10 going to return to
New York nLA' rtcl. iio VoAt awas ON February .,
Df. aeintyro aus iecI It, lie has had heart
trouble fos years. Even while IN Florida he had
the care OF "A phJ 9.cau He wrote long lettors about
Florida and sent Us home anse-bOssOms and SUCH
tnIu.s nave been To SEQ MN Dccalse dld not
tuiuk it was right. prefer 10 walt I'LL he Is set AT
uuerty disappointment II was u uls niue
girl nn0c, fathers aYOite chlG, WAeh Dc dld
not rrtGrn last Bisut!'
= Dm Mr.. Miller worry much over this Broadway
= Of course he worried somewhat, but he never in
tcuucI Go ruu away. 10 his business, Mp. Miller
never i'm hi, lie spoke tO "1Ont ns uOslnesS matters.
IA. >iiJ tn said to tii" teIoref We n"i tie
bel M Ieady u Dlgu Dut the Judges weIe al Ut ther
hOles ana necessary "anks we're at thell DOWN
town Offices, anu not accessible. 80 to-day IL might
have been possible fO bail to been received except
thAt Judges not Ike to do tlat sort OIL wOfA on sun
day. A..
i,wyor EewcOmbe in response 10 1nery az to
wnrtner ho expected Mr.. lie Lacy return 10 town,
s,d tuat he md heard word further fiOm Mr. De
Lacy and would not venture 10 predict wheh he would
90 the Clty.
II was reported that X-Alderman Francis McCabo
had -ulLht - climate loss rg)iUI> tIAn that OF New
York Mr. McCAUe not present wueA Called Dy Ar.
Cnuk!ue a. ne senate lLv stlEailug COlnmit Ju
SATURDAY, bat he had been present earlier Ia ihe dAy
IN vile yc-eriay denied oult lcaiIy ttat hci has
nait u,l gulS away. Mr.. NctHJc, SAID sue, Is q
.,rvr of New YORK city llved herc all bis lac and
,x,,cts TO die hero. He aiHt aftai OF the press lie
dont intend awas and you can drlcLd upon II,
Ia. ran be every day. T"O>e VINO thIk
about Mr. McCaDe RAINING away do not know him. No,
he's not at home. to-day,
t.enur took spin up the road yesterday 10 c'ih
many with hls friend William Leonard, the traveller Tor
prlIry the SiNtn-ayc tdiUr. NlcrS tcttln mas ~
terror, lo Jaenne l- friends says jaenc l, uemoel
of hr saturday Nisui CuO. wLch meets at H.rney'a
iuor Store every Saturday night Mulic .'itlef Was
mtNug the acquaintance Of tue hclce-iOOnIhS croloh
bus at Police Hc.lqutrlers on saturday night Ar.
Jaennc cItug aud drnhlhg nerrly WIN lhc 9alur-