New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13

themselves at a late hour but thcy would probably
Soon be- oiSsd by o,nsrs said Mr. Nco cr think
/. is an interesting question whether every one xSc
sayes's property has not been guilty OF
s% Informed that IS sayls: rSSt S ,hs to MT Mr.
trial would take place on next Monday No ono could
and that his brother was bis bond.msn It was notori
ous 1t had been published everywhere nit was not
call It, There will certainly be active measures
taken to tho amount OF the bond and thoso con-
cernsd in that transaction como to regret 1t very
much
Miller and Farley. In charge Of Captain Lindsay and
Court officer Cosgrovs proceeded to Lesgetts HOTEL
they dinsd together Their rearrest did not seem
materially affect Appetitcs OF the two
n.y pasIy Finn
o'clock. The Aldermen were Immediately assigned to
When the iron doors were cossd upon them Farley
seated himself the straw mattress the bed IN his
did did not seem It ali disturbed at dndide himself
behind tho bars and proceeded to make tne
themselves as confident that they would be able
to furnish the increased bail in the morning
THREE ALDERMEN AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
There unusual excitement around Police Head
quarters last night. Three Of tho "boodle" Aldermen
were brought there early in the evening and
quickly taken through the Mott-st. en-
trance to inspector Byrnes's room After ths
formal questions had been asked as to the business ana
pedigree they taken below to the cells and were
locked up in default OF bail Inspoctor Byrnes told the
story Of tho work he had in connection with making the
arrests as follows:
District Attorney MARITIME, directing that should arres, al
i%medatey sent detectives after the whose had
been gwen to me. whsther the list include;
liberty to say but think safe draw the
member OF the Board also Informed that the Court q
General would remain open dmns the The day nS
sS9a sne GO%r and sa % wO% be
would be remanded The first caught was Patrick
wsG @ M ioTs @ % s &
osf Ss Susc SEns AS that sF' Ss t. sas
$4,000 Farley able to give that amount on 50 short
nss sn sHS % ''n sn ana
% s% sTHs took 1''' him in ss 'G'' sS'.s
Farley Tombs Thomas ceaIy was resedby Detect.
s na % & Essss a SG s2
6cQnnOr arrested xs,nr MS4nads ln,as st
Kirk '- WAS not arresta He that
Aorns a gave bail
KAT ms be Gnses a %aea at the oe @
Thomas Shells aud John o'Nei al home during
Ss ef @
ss and s
took OF oNei The that the two aldermen
asa 'ssssss' ns s' sP %
% gsfs ssy nna the cy
ing ah% % the aep @ e 10 RSS'
tves Hickey and Adams had % been en-, hunting hi
Seventy secondst near secondave evening He
Police Headquarters and Joined his friends behind
the bars
The Inspector said that the prisoners locked up at
Headquarters could be released any time If bail
THE FLIGHT OF sAYLEs.
Regarding the case of sayles Mr.. Byrnes said:
can only say present every has had
demeanOr under SECTION GS PARAGRAPH Of the Penal Code
Tch ,Se pubic 5fa' heah ae GS er any moas or to trade
or commerce or Tor the PerVer@son @ OF % % g.
guilty Of a misdemeanor ." this is the law defining CON
Of any one else RRo cCnsped to deTaad city BY
Of the Which ay Was ssn ps % eer ye Se
saTveanee had order TO reaes him
Where man soes %SeS he is out on ball when
his trial. far police concerned
Mr.. Byrnes declared that had not been asked to
search Tor the exAldermans brother solomon sayles,
and did not know that his arrest was desired
The friends and relatives Of ex-Alderman sayles and
his brother seem to look upon the escape OF these two
good Joke upon the authorities When asked
20 the whereabouts of the bondsInan last
Alderman. who keeps "a stand in jefferson Market
said that sol had gone down the bay to see the statue
The clerks in SOLOMON sayless store
them. Even the confidential clerk Shields. refuses to
say anything regard to his employers or tnelr move
There Is no longer any doubt that Henry
sayh ,tarted for Canada on Thursday night within
a few hours after receiving the summons for trial. lie
fore midnight in company with man whose appear
resembled that of Lawyer Newcomoe
SHELLS ANXIOUS TO GET OUT
ExAlderman Shells left Police Headquarters little
before midnight in charge of detective aud started to
find Judge Gdersleeve. His bondsmen Mr. Far rell and
Mr.. Murray and Civil Justice Mccarthy were with him:
These three went 10 heaquaartes 10 give the required
ball for Shells but Sergeant Mclaughlin, who was In
charge refused TO let Shells 90 unless the ba was ac
cepted by Recorder smyth, Judge GHderseeve or
ET Alderman Shells and his friends, 40
f%Ssn'd ssy ouSa Gsfs Jss.
house No. % West Fortyeighth-st Tne formallties
already approved by District Attorney MARITIME.
Nj Mulry. who owns the United states Hotel az Ear
Rocka way justified his bond TO the extent OF
and Mr. Farrell who possesses real estate the east
side of the city. bound himself IN Sl5 600 49,.
1t said at Headquarters at minnight that Alder
man Pearson had been Brooklyn hence he sent
to his friends tqat he did not want to oe
NJ, would be hand In the morning at inc
District Attorneys office with all the ball that was
wanted.
THE LATEST FROM THE MONTREAL EXILEs.
MONTREAL, Oct II (Special.-The New
York "boodle Aldermen were noticed to-day IN com
pany who supposed to be ex- Alder
men Kirk and Ssyes. But Dempsey, on being asked In
regard to the matter stated that he knew nothing OF
Dunys reported revelations and that If Kirk and
sayles were in Montreal he did not know
1t. Moloney refuses TO say anything. ne is,
here. An Intimate friend OF Moloneys said to-day
"Tnere Is nothing new that was not known months
ago. Everybody knew that the Aldermen got the
money from Moioney. but they can't hnd out where IL
came from and never will"
Oi course Kirk not IL Montreal yesterday Tor Nc
WAS ia New-York aud renewed his ball bond
DEPUTY POSTMASTER FLEE5 TO CANADA
Troy, Oct. II lSpeciaD. D.-Erwin w. Burrage,
for twenty years connected with the Troy Post Oice
aud years deputy postmaster has od to Canada
deaulter In tho sum Of $3.700. Burrsge left tho city
on Saturday night and woman accompanied him. lie
took about $3.50 with him. Inc balance OF the money
taken by hm spent during The last four months IN
various bucket-shOps. lie 10 forty-two years OLD ana
has largo family. He Was prominently loenuned Win
several military orRaDiz atoms, aud got ponlon or
wound received IN the war hls salary az posi-.
master was Sl 700 year. Or late he has borrowed
money right aud left several employees at tho post
office are sufferers Burrages transactions at the bucket
here Albany led 10 the discovery Ol MS ais
honesty. On Saturday. after telling an Intimate Irena
that ho was snort In his accounts and that no wouiu
rather die than face the exposure no disappeared.
THE SEASON AMONG THE EHBEZZLER&