New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-22
IVES EXPRESSES SURPRISE.
HIS COMMENT ON THE CINCINNATI MEN.
PROMISING TO BE IN NEw.YoRK ON TUESDAY
sTAYNER REMAINS SILENT.
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Clifton, Ont, July 21-Henry S. Ives, the New
York broker, Is still the Canadian side. Hc SPENDS
his time quietly, either in his on the upper
piazzas Of the hotel George H. Sayncr his compan-
ICn is reserved than Ives. Mr. Woodruff
the third member Of the party, has disappeared. No
body has him for tho last two days. Ives to-day
neat gray suit, with highcut vest blue necktic
a white. Milan straw hat and patent leather CALLERS
When asked by reporter If he had anything to say, he
replied:
NO. think not will be back In New-York next
Tuesday and can be seen then Just we'll as now"
"wny did you leave New-York7'
" Because l felt disposed to do so, and don't see
why I shouldn't have left
Some people say that you left there to escape
rest on indictments"
81 did not. left there because felt like it, and
shall be back in New York next Tuesday,
There is a named Pugh In NewYork, isn't
there ~ he asked sharply
"Yess
"Well, think It very strange for him to go TO
NcwYork to get extradton papers to take me TO Gin
cinnah'
Why do you think thatl,
wouldn't you think 1t strange II Judge MARITIME or
Dstrict-Attorncy Fellows Missouri to get
tradition papers for some one I'm New,York -
This conversation took place on the right hand
wing Of the veranda within stones throw almost
Of the Falls. ,stayner was dressed in neat black
away from ives and the reporter while The con!yer,
thought, The world IS mlne.' IIo Will not say
word
Mr. Ives this afternoon made this explanation Of
the Cincinnati Indictment:
{" do not anything about It, and when tho
proper time 1t Will be shown that everything
Is all right This is how IT occurred. Two years
ago the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway
owned stock of the Dayton and Michigan Railway,
which was valled at $1o7,96O Some of this stock
was sold in the regular manner. The board Of direc-
tors sold It by the authority gwen them by the cxccu
tive committee, and order issues by the prcsl
dent of the road. OF this stock 5000 given to
to dispose Of and my books will show what was
done with IL, What do you suppose $4,000 would be
why were these indictments foundlr
1t is all the outgrowth Of jeaousies which resulted
from he election Of Officers OF me railroad n question
| shall prefer going before the court TO show up the
into this scrapc They Will be sorry for this Ill
advised acton.'
what your plans?'
Mr. Stavncr and I win stay hero until Tuesday
anyway. BY that time VIC Will know whether Gov
diton papers II he denies the mCtion we win both
60 to Ncw-York that day. Should he grant the appli
cation, Will remain al Clifton for another week and
60 TO Cincinnati voluntarily"
How have YOU been spending your time herc7'
"Wc have had many letters and kilograms to occupy
about and taken life easily. wish you would deny
that wont fishing at Monrose and that bad lady
rcen here during he last week and their presence
has. ] fear. given rise 10 the satcment that had a
LADY friend with me. which il unjust II IS false
Mrs Stayncr and her daughter returned homo to-day
You have been the American side of the
river since your arrival here?
&" have boon across the river plenty OF times
during my stay here. do you suppose, spch small
$4,000 would drive out of the country
The other side Is proposing negotiations for a
settlement, but we Will net listen to them"
The hearing before tho Governor Will be held TO-
morrow and of Mr. Ives's friends were confident
that the Young Napoleon would be in town on
Tuesday. They that he would not return
from his fishing excursion before the Governor had
given his decision.