New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

him Bat all that can be done 10 to decide from 81
In ss:A o case N. n.
sisa Sc biggest amount Of bail in such
NJ Martins-why. the Aldermen under $4,000 bali
Mr. Funerton-That another token of this exotic
NJ N,cor-Buddensiot's bail was $4,000
Mr. s,s ss ' .S SsS e.. Ss,n
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Ssssssy Protest against ~ SsH .:
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ss or e NJ and this case
JpaSs SSnnsin ,S1.dsTaSn IN. facts
each defendant at sScooo and the ban
MT FuiIeron-we are ready to give BAN now and we
FURNISHING THE BAIL
The defendants their the court
yoom and the bondsmsn whom they had summoned made
tie statements the their property Dis
trict Attorney Mxrtne after which Bond Clerk Penney
ned out the necessary bonds Orly hour elapsed
before the defendants again before Judge Gov
and their bondsmen Acknowledged their signatures
took the necessary oaths. In the OF exPresdent
Richmond. who is already under $4,000 bonds, ad
ditonal bond OF S25 600 all that required Adj
olson Cammack the we'll known broker. who was on
Rchmonds former bond, accspec as surety on the
esT bond He swors to the ownership Of the house No
Ae vanes ct $4,000 and described among bis personal
ne Ss Sausd az s5ooSo s saa s1at
he was worth at least 100000 in ohcr personal
Mr. Foshay's bonasmsn cid present the appearance
n hs .so f. ns sn
Ae is a householder: he SAID that he owned his
also So Eli '' East Twenty os,th st. 10, the
tvo houses belns valued at $4,000; Nos
ssSsgys s q $4,000 IN Mo-. Sos POS 2lo III: pa ga
sss sssss s1 said that he always has horses on hand
Jacob sh.rp's bondsman was John Downcy of No. Ga
E.., Fif.ysIth St He ia builder ana owns four lots
IN Tnirty fourthst betwesn Tenth and Eleventh aves
S. 'oSh Of ss
slS East Thirty sevspth.st. valued at $4,000
sRs moSd aps
tered their carriages aud drove away.
KERR CONES AFTER THE OTHERS.
The other defendants had left the building and the
D,strictAttorney's office had ef comparatively
quiet air. when Thomas Kerr the former secretary OF
The Broadway and Seventh Avenue Raitrosd. walked
anto Office with seseral frends He had heard OF his
Indictment did not wish tn be arrested and
quietly to the Dstrict-Atorueys office and surrendered
hinsei Two OF his compaoi1ps offered themselves as
boDismen and accepted. Harrison d. Kerr. the
brother OF Thomas B.. declared that he lived at the
Hotel Bristol though he expected soon to move to No
Interest with his brother. Chauncey F. 10 the building
Pm the southwest corner Of West Broadway and Frank
severthst valued at $4,000. His interest ne
ssIsd Sss n in r fsr1k Gos gSs Ives
pc owned bis place OF residence valued at $50 000
men Kerr and Deecvss Reilly and He
nan to Judge Cowings house, where the bonds ap III
proved. al
TwENrY-oNg INDICTMENTS
The indictments found by the Grand Jury twenty
one in numbeI In each OF twenty OF them de-
PENDANTS named. who are the In each case ID
There only defendants named twenty first
Indictment Sharp. Richmond. Foshay ana Kerr are &c
named In each OF the twentyon In William be
Aooney and John Keenan, are undoubtedly the other M
persons whose names occur In each indictment Mr. in
MARITIME would not make the public but from pl
nth auura uae |
included In the indictment. The Indictment in ne
which only six defendants Is suppose 20 re-
since die Each OF the nIictments p"
CHARGES the of some one the Aldermen who orr
bers OF the Board OF 1894, although the original in W
detnents were not shown they include charges against
all OF the Aldermen except Hugh j. Grant. john O.
CConnor, and 1t Is supposed Patrick Kenney who
how THEY READ on
The form OF indictment follows. the In wi
brackets being inserted according to the inform
received at the observation-disclosures office Iu
Jury City and County OF New.York by %
this INDICTMENT accuse Jacob sharp James Richmond f
KEENAN, a'a q 9 ks Of 81 &
Oo% nS on the % dsg on Aa
gust the OF our L9r thousand eight hundred and
York certain petition and Application Of the Broad
and Incorporated under and by virtue ~
q City Of New SoTE PRAYING max
construct maintain ana an
and property IN cars upon and along the srce Of c pu
and highways said city together with
sh Necessity s s STee TnGHs nrnoe
iS ana "n''r Inc 'On'era
made and presented 10 the said Council for
shaT Renos4 FOsay Kerr MoIcney Car
.f ;g sas sGsa, Ct s +.
Of AaS@ Dc wear and WITS The said Ps5
LIBERATION said Council City County
sS Sas1. gwen :,
@ officer and person esecutng the functions OF son.
Of ~ City -PS and 's: ~
ss s% nS ss onsan s
sn@ sss T 80
I'D proceeding the Of bis wis
petition sSPl:s
sheraton Of ,Rs SAD Common Council afore ciot
sa a the acts o vote nd Of re,
ogno aforesaid and concerning the said petition cell
cSac USr
and application prayed ana appis against the form first
sir. MARITIME aud Mr. Nico expressed
ceedingy grafdod with the result OF their work In
leysd 10 be the prncpss In The great schsms Of eatI
bey in connection with the granting OF the Broad
" franchise. that
HOW INNOCENT SHARP SAYS HE is. the s
Mr. Foshsy frat OF the three arrested man
We the office he passed into the youl
and took carriage with his bondsmsn and 0
ne. Jacob sharp marched sturdiy away with ngn
bondsman. took carriage and went home. Mr. In t
.,,..a .ho,,od a. ,,,,,,.s ,-,,h AZ, c.a,u..h this
,n.n ,o,nss nv m. .wxars and thav dro1a they
.,nsr ' ~ ~ "'' ~ o' ~ ~ him.
II three declined Mr. Sharp sim
az sov AIderman He Wa NOT az All oyer youl
r., A. go nar,Saa -, 80, Il
% 70 conrt.r h,,a men tn ch.rge W. to I'll
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TELLS REPORTER MUCH ABOUT HIMSELF | tue
BUT NOTHING ABOUT BRIBERY. waxo
aoo5 Sharp few days ago told reporter Her
he ona> DaUv Sentia,i root daal aboit m. ife out
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