New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
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Jaehne," ard went away
Keeper Mcdonald in the Tombs secured his appoint
ment through Jaehne. He visited the Alder
man and asked him II he could do
anything for him. Jaehuo said that he would
like to the evening w.papers and Mcdonald hur-
gh supper or tea ana toast aud fragrant cigar. and
DoDalds attentions were not confined TO the personal
comforts OF the prisoner. but ho sought out Assembly,
owned property and would be glad to 20 on Jaehne's
bond to tho amount Of 600. Brennan reoiced
TINS and sought Dlsdrch Knabe his landlord, VINO keeps
aii4IOr store at Centre and White sts
sn Mr.. i. Ne E g. 5000 ny
Jaennes BAIL Willyou go the other $4,000 to oblge
II am Tammany Hall man." replied the cautious
German "Jaehns is nothing to me-"
The burglars murderers and forgers had all retired at
10 o'clock when a TRIBUNE reporter by the courtesy Of
warden Finn penetrated the Tombs far Murderers
Row The four great stoves In the corridor were get
ting from the officials hrr nightly allowance OF coal,
and Keeper Clark was making the lonely rounds OF tho
cells With his bulPs-eye lantern he would ash the red
light on the slate lead the and then opening the
little wicket IN tue cell door would throw tho light
the inmate.
How did you find Jaehne asked the reporter when
Clark got back.
He lying the bed with his clothes on but wide
awake" said the keeper.
Harney's iquor-store Varick Houston sts. did
thriving business last night for the constituents or
derman had secured bail Marncy was absent all the
evening, It said. looking up bail for Jaehne There
doubt expressed to the ability OF the Alder
to get bail provided the court accepts from the
combined purses OF three or four persons should the
court insist man giving the entire amount IL Will
become serious matter for the prisoner AT the Mon
ticeO and Richmond Hill clubs the members
talked in whispers over their games OF pinocle. Tho
clubs pased by the apparently crushing nature OF
halted their talked over the matter with
whoever would talk about IL with them The downfall
wos the best Alderman this ward ever mad said
Policeman George Delaney, who looks after the side
pointed; he made halt dozen patrolmen roundsmen,
aud three four rOundsmen sergeants he put lot OF
old men the Department OF Public Works; the
electric lights in Wes,s put up the big lamp at Hqd
son and Macdougal sts, and securedasmpoynent for
here" wy
o'DONNELL on His NATIVE HEATH.
Joseph ODonuell, the exbondsman OF Jaehne, came
into his place at sxth-aye and Twenty y-fourth-st at
about o'clock last evening. He dropped iuto a chair
beside taDe where friend was sitting and began
vousy to discuss the happenings OF the last few days
There had been little convention OF ward politicians
there early in the evening. Alderman Pearson dropped
in and took look the picture Of his start for Canada
given In The Telegram with the remark: "They got
il all in havnt theyl" But Brother.in.law Tall
man, who is also a. freqlenter OF the
place. dld not appear O'Donnelfs father, who
mad waited to see him about some property went home
You're getting your name In the papers good deal
just now" said the friend.
Yes" SAID ODOnnell, in his nervous undert0ne.
Reporters are dodgng IN and out all the une Tut IN
not at home you know" AT this point Nckless news
ing, and told by the bartender that Mr. O'DGnne
had gone out two hours ago which was the truth
with thick Irongray hair and mu,tache He walks with
a slight limp, put IL otherwise active. -,
- SO you really thought Jaehne was going to skipi"
Yes was told he had everything ready aud the
folke were at me about it, so went aud gave him up
Did do right e.
'Oh. yes. Did you have to wait long for MARITIME r.
"Over an hour"
Pretty good sort of a fellow though, isn't he ~
iarney's kicking up q deuce of row." suggested
the friend reiectiyely.
Yes and he's getting all the credit for this thing
among fellers. rtlkn' about the publcs knowing
him and tie puDcS knowing Inc aud SO they can Judge
between He's firm into hari Sayiu' that
wanted to 20 on Jaehnes bail at hrst. Everybody
Ssre after 1aef h s m @ sng to- tell Sm Eve 8oahs
more to say: They. eau 90 to Harvey. Hes the man
that knows 1t an
Pretty hard Jaehne doubling up his bail. wasn't
"Yes. and MARITIME wanted $4,000 guess Harvey
found he hadn't sot as many friends "a he Thought he
friend who has known O'Douneu long, said: "Joe
is undoubtedly supersttious man. tie believes In
dreams and Onens. and 80 dare say tIero IS goa
deal i'm the story that he was influenced by Two fortune
tcers-who told him that Jaehne wodii run away AMI
leave him hOe-tO 20 to the DstTict-Attorney AMI
INSIST giving Jaehue mp Besides his relatives kept
at him AMI he gave way to panic aud rushed oil 70
relieve tile tension"
THE INDICTMENT.
TIE indictment a.aiust Jaehne is as follows:
Tne Grand Jury of the City and County of New.YOrs
by this indictment accuses Henry W. Jaehue OF the cro
OF bcry, comi6tted as follows:
Heretofore Wit On the twentyninth day or August,
year OF Lord thousand eight hun ired aud
eighty-onr, the City OF NewYOrk In the County OF
New-Iork aforesaid. certain petition and application
OF the roadway Surface Railroad Company cOrpOrl-
tion daily organized and Incorporated under ANA by
virtue OF the laws of the state OF NewYo before them
duly presented the Common Council or the Cly OF
York PRAYING and making application To the said
Common Council Its consent and permission %
struct, maintain, operate and use street surface rail-
road for public use in conveyance OF persons and
property upon aud along the surface OF certain
streets avenues and high ways the said city, together
with the necessary connections switches sdlngs turn
outs turntables aud suitable stands for the c0uvenient
working OF the said road, duly pending before and
under he consideration OF the SAID Common Council.
And the said petition and aud Application having been
sO asaOresad made and presented to the said Common
Council ami being pending ana under ITS cOusdera-
aforesaid, the said Henry W. Jdehne, late OF the
city aud county Aforesaid Deng then ami there paOc
Oirer, AMI person executing tue uhcllohs oI puDc
office, to wit: an Alderman ana member OI the Board
of Aldermen Of the cry OF New-lorA, and as Suc being
then amt there member Ot tue common COuhcI sIoie-
said, afterWard. to VIII
On the said twenty ninth day Of August, In the year
aforesaid and whilst the SAID pet,tloh ana Application
was vet peudng beiore and under the consideration or
the said Common Council cOutrvlng and intending the
duties Of his said office ana the trust ara confidence
thereby rep0sed III hin 10 prostitute dAi Deay a tho
fully wickedly and corruptly, did ie0niOusy ask and
agree the sum Uf twenty thousand dollars IN
certain person. whose name Is TO the Grand Jury a0re
said yet unknown, upon an agre 'ment or understand
tue Henry ". Jaehne. such mcutDer OF the Cou'
mon Council Aforesaid, upon and concerning
Broadway Surface Railroad Company so pend
ing before and under the consideration ot the
SAID Common Council. aforesaid should be thereby
and that his action aud oieidl pro-
ceedng as such member of the Common Council aiOre
said. upon and concerning the sad petition and
applications should be in favor OF the granting and gy-
Iu by the SAID Common Council OF the cOIssnt and per-
mss as aforesaid. Ia aut by the sad pettol ant
Application prayed and applied for, against the form "
the statute IN sGch cisc made aud provided aud against
the peace OF the people or the state OF and
their dignity.
The first count is drawn under Section ~ OF the Penal
Code the second under Section IS OF the Consolidation
act, aid charges that
"a he,u m, of sal1
Council, unlIwfIlly, w!ckedly ana cirrupily
did felOulOusy accept from certain person whose
name to the Grand Jury aforesaid rs yet unknown
promise agreement 10 give and furnish 10 bl, tho
sad Henry ". Jaehne, the sunr or twenty
thousand dollars In money aud
;rrt,kug TO give and furush the shil sum OF
Ony 10 the SAID Henry W. Jaehue under understand
Ing thai auI action OF him, the sid Henry W.
Jaehue as SUCH member OF the sa,i Common Council,
lpon and concerning the said petition aud application
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