New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-14
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the arrests looked at the prisoners ana ASKED VINO srS
Them fellows" said the honest juryman. act Ike
us big froic they're but they will wake up 10 us
being Joke after awhile $1,000, l., A., .o,,i
dor while waiting for his bail bond to he preparei,,
haven't got anything to say except that nave 10 ios
TO ask there's nay bail he SAID. anna ou,,m, o,
Farley's bail not secured without solnc va
conscience the part OF his bondsmen JONI p G"orfo
g The istters the msnssey OF SncoD s re-
quested Mr. Fitch the c0unss for Fy bond '0
Mr. Giilig" said Mr.. Elton, Il, rich man. moves In
good sccle'y and thinks pr 8rev was arrested
ss sSns word TO Mr. Rpper Of the fact
that he 90 his ball Mr.. Rupert was absent anu as
Of the brewery buying Ruppers beer exclusively. MT
Gilig deemed act OF common justice IL not eono'
It was high-noon when Deccuvc-sergeant Won
Gerichtcn towed into tho building The irascoie box
mafSu IL rt% to be- happy at last remarked
Assombiyman Johnny Clark Hes got his WISH
Mr. FnlIeran" said Detective Won Gerichten. was
arrested by In the parior OF his house at nn
Of coffee before starting as he mad had breakfast OF
course let him have the coffee. He has not hau ms
FniIrra6 Was not long in securing his bail and he
speedily left the building and made bee ae TOT rarS
elm me rest for to day." pleaded Arthur McQnade
reply request for his opinion OF the cohoi'oh VI
affairs ,,o.u,. .. y. s,ood waiting
for the elevator him and his bondsman before inc
Recorder. 81 have nothing to say further thah 'hA'
II mustn't talk" said Wendell "YOu must see my
III have nothing to say" said Duffy, the "rride OF
Harlem previous to his arr"isnment 6ra NOT he able to
attend the regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen
lie and Cleary both members OF me present boa Mcco
but while Clcary got ball early and joined the awlk W
at the City Hall. II was nearly O'Clock oeioro '''
"Mr MARITIME" said one man, will he n long time
making up to the city the $4,000 he permitted TO go
ow, Sece Of business. De Lacy the worst fish in the
whole puddle OF Aldermen possibly excepting Jaehne
WHY THE ARRESTS WERE MADE
District Attorney MARITIME unwilling to talk much
about the days Mr. Nco said that the action III
arrestng the Aldermen had been fastened by an cf
pected disclosure Of the evidence for tae prosecution III
the Jaehne consequent upon the Recorder "con
the motion for bill OF particnlars Tor .ne reason
that Recorder Smyth had ntimated TO Lawyer N""-
cOmbe that he would deny the motion III an opinoh "
be rendered to-day. Tho Dstrict-Attorney Ie con- or
tuued 'had desired to wait possible. until after Tue
trial OF of the Aldermen before ailesung !Its
number OF them But he had depended on sur auJ
when he found that one Of them had gone ne c ,I
morning Of the Aldermen had sought reiueo
III Canada: ,r,,,ro ., no , ,cv unfortunate -
II /, certainly unfortunate But we did not have on
Thursday Friday quite the same cyl ience a. we nave
ms cainst the others for UNDERSTAND lie dealt al
rectly with keenan, and not with Moioney. ..i. .,,,
An official connected with the prosecution said Una,
the work OF collecting evidence had been very great ,d
ia
been many times greater than IN the somewhat c C
Gated War! There wonld be even greater ilculy
III proving any thing agans; those VINO gave Ofoo,'
Tie bonds are in TIE amount of $2j0Do each 10 secure
the attendance OF the defendants to answer TO- any m
dlciineni that may be found against them ING oo"uS
In Of Thomas shells Of 80 s. PIKE ST. Mch"s,
- 200 ana has large Of other real estate For
HS y E SIySs 40 ~ i to wes rify S6 amount
rsuhsd ~ ,S T., No. a no nl aon M Worm 100 ooD
For onis Wen.a OF o Sl4 lcnrths K,inald
h oI T,bc c eae OF so - lex nston ave- John
farey ouiidcI 70 9S \ n, son1 81 I hi EVA
No. $50 Fast Eigiy seconisi 500 % justified IN 5000
nSd sou; and George a lsgggry 81 5oe g' 1,r
te mn a. JohH 49, 10 -, = 90; Jn,s
fl5anitseh 90 sG Avenue 4 +5ocl Dennis -nih. 40
It,' IT, r P5Ir Iu rsIIc 30 Ptt 81, John
O. il az a;ser 30 East Forty ssven9.i al amount
i's ,ga Panc 50 az }a arS.
t9C9; ,, msieI ., 200 ns;el in For l. A.
Fulgraf l65th ST near nomco place C4aIs zones 20
faie ~ @6 Prospect ave 600 justified in slego0, and
Anthony Mc9wen GerH o. me &,h Fr TeSGs
Finck OF 40 100 EldIidge Charles vonhon 70 For
N yh se East Fiy est st. $500 Justified $4,000
WHAT THE ALDERMEN SAY.
Alderman CleaIy talking with friend In Inc
Equitable Building last evening when a TRIBUNE re
nor,er entered a. am really glad this thing has hap
pened" he said "for shall have IA chance TO say
something IN eur be halt For weeks past there has
been all sorts of threats made about what going TO
novh'r OF ronrsc think win Mr. shell- that the
whole proceeding outrage and all tal but Wha' IS
Int up with it, far the Inspectors and District
Attorneys treatment OF us Is concerned have nothing
say than they used ns as well az c0u pe uner
the circumstances coud nave gwen 9!'oUo.VOU p",
Unnecessary had NOR Than ihat amoant on1Isi He
DO you intend TO resign your chairmanSmp OIL 'le
Railroad Committee ~
Resign ! Not bit Of It,
represent tins district have done 80 faithfully IN the
leave OF absence. Mr. Jaehne did No ono has ever
of doing anything criminal and do ho, see
None OF my constituents have ever limited a. sHch
What have Won to say about Waie's Confession! ;"
"Oh, Waite. in my opinion aud that OF hundreds Of
other people 10 insane ana o not s nc 10? o,
lnntc am sorry my fauilys account that the
affair has happened but will prove my innocence TO
approach me influence any vote have ever cast for
KIRK and Farley were found in the attcr's harroon,
No. 13l Bowery. 4" knew Yesterday thai we were
was not surprised detectives made their APP
pearance ms n@rnng Ton see II had neen ds1, sea
truth am glad that the arrests have been made and
that the are 90 before the Grand jury where
shall have a chance TO cear myself before the public
"Y GU think that you disprove Waites charges -
hs. SAID and sure lie knows nothing about me or
affairs. Why never scarcely spoeci 70 the man ~
has been very annoying the way this thiLg has been
Inc President OF the Eoard was not in parcu-
| larry happy frame of mind. "Ihese men arrested to
day he said taken in the morning, when they
had a chance to procure bail. but | was arrested AT
night when IL was late for me to find bondsmli
| But know what did it. know that it Va. politics
that caused he put INTO the lookup cell never
mind though my turn Will come IN que tlue. .
| Mr. Fulgran went home early IN the afternoon. An
intimate friend of his said: "Thf statement published
IN one Of the morning papers That ny. fuHgian was
GONE IN turn States evidence is altogether false"
| Duffy said: 'l am feeling all right my dear sir.
Don't look a. IL This don't worry me particle
Youth see how m come Of 1t all don't want 10
talk; my counsel will DO all that for me-
FincE has been the most patient daily listener
! OF all the Aldermen eX-Aldcrmen summoned
| before the Senate Railroad Committee. Al each
session he has been hand with the call
! he received Tor the famous a. IN. meeting 0i
August 30 1854. The envelope shows that the letter
was mailed a "a aud That ii did not reach tho
! branch Office until p III. The ex- Alderman has III
tended make this his strong point and hGs s"nty
serted all along his innocence Of bribery. lie SIN pro-
| tested IN the vein yesterday.
Jnehne visited his counsels office according 10 custom
but when asked what he thought OF the situation al
| present he waved his hand gracefully and answered
- nave nothing TO say"