New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
MOTHER AND SON HELD.
MRS. sw1NroN AND JOSH UNDER BAIL.
THEY GO TO THE roMBs FOR LACK OF $500

THEY GO TO THE ToMBs FOR LACK OF Slow
EAcH-MR. HAMILTON NOT IN COURT.
Justice Hogan at IL 80 O'Clock yesterday iorehoo"
aaIvered I'm the Tombs Police Court his o'cison 4"
the Mann swinton conspiracy Gaze he iou'" ~
there was probable cause for holding Do.S anu
mother TO await the action of the Grana jury NV
crt Raw Hamilton not present "hch 'A0 '
announced this, nor was he rcpreseno'u " ~, -.
J. stewart Ross and Alfred i. Acker" oouns io
Aann and Mrs swinton. were Oo'n ~ p,'N Tn,,ar.
hand Assistant DistrctAuorheS w.
Jerome was also early at his post ~ ,,.,.
VIZ Y,sneetor Byrnes and his assistants drought
.ha nrsoners into the crowded courtrOom uO U
woman went bitterly, while JOSH noulie
stump of cigarette In his myers S"'"P'ON
console her. 49,. oDaerod his
.ona,us,on we're: HThere is no doubt that a crime
las been committed, and taking all the
ra sprronndings of this into consideration 'nor
"a nrobable cause for me to hod inc uoNN"' "
await action by the Grand jury ,s
Mr. Ross, apparently somewhat Surprlsou -
auo rpst accept your Honors decision as final ana 1t
Is useless to words hero 20 cha"so YOU" ~
waive any further examination" A.,
aos course, wen not try the case here sau 'H'
Ius.ice testify it's only matter OF pan.
@rn.se nconlep continued Mr.. Ross, are perfectly
willing 10 ten all about their connection WIN -
hamilton. They have exposed every RELATION tuoS
loxtA nd wifi
eoa q. While in my judgment, their connooUo"
, ~, uar,ton WAS unfortunate, and they were
4or,,rata In having any relationship with her'
rink II Is clear now that they have ehuea'oi0U ~
a,scose every fact that they knew WIN roieioH'0 "
Mrs Hamiltou's actions; and, while there Is h0 w.
ton I'm nv mind that Mrs. Hamilton mas ocon s,
~ everything that has been charged against noI'
think Notwithstanding your Honofs 'nt
ho,d which of course is not determination VI s''
80, onIv rrohable canse that they are absolutely hho
n+ Now With the fact before your Honor ina.
thew have been open with the police authoflues
detect,ves I'm every way, think that the odi IA ~
matter ought to be very light .....oor y
aI,p, willing to listen 10 the Distrlcc ~
,o,a tha Justice al desire to have a suihclen' sun
IN bah to secure the attenoan00 0i wv
whenever II is wanted ...o
Personally" added Mr.. Ross. " VIII say 'n"' M
attendants notwithstanding what Is the sum ha",o"
yul he IN hand at any time to answer any inNes'ls
tion do not think any bail that wouiu heoeS'''''
keen them in jail ought to be exacted'' A. .oo+s
aMy Judgment" said Mr.. Jerome, " IS tnS' uio ioN
are nretty fully before your Honor 1here Uai'.c
~ onv ouestion of the propriety Of your honor
.cton IN holding these defendants, and II your Iio
action ia proper they held for serious oioo
a dangerous conspracy-one that his"' -.
have been dangerous to life And ID view VI 'no, t
circumstances l would ask for S2'ooo pan ~, =,
attendant We don't desire excessive O"li, -,
,a1y NJ all the circums in this case anu III VIC
~ the fact that large sums of money haVe'voin I'M
IN time passed from parties connectei WIN u
70 one or probably to both these defendants ,ou
q THAT'S not trueo Mr.. Ross interposed III NV
voice. s,u,n.on
q Oh. dear. no,a whimpered Mrs sWintoh ano.
awe don't Think MI Jeiome "0
$1,000 is excesslve' mo-. ...,t,on of the
Assuming" said Mr.. Ross, the poSi.i go,
rietrict Atorney-I assume the position Oh the Co
10 be that these defendants have been hoiu St''
the ground that there is probable cause "i'uou
victiou assuming the theory OF the D'So'- $3.50
that there has been one of the most nelnO"I the
IN the annals Of crime in this CITY ,nt of hail
nm he names is prepOsterous as the amV t de-.
II is absolutely Ease ula1 With Mrs.
I9am'iiton in any Of these TRANSACTIONS s o"
Ehen the prosecution have failed 20 snow s S6 Mrs
Hamilton when il has been apparent tudV ~ III
been in every way, during me Peioa an6 T %pwng
avoiding her seems to me that when thas SNlG b
has been given and when they nave opo ,i an,"int
selves up there ought 10 De very s""i' ~
Of bail .,,., ou,r sad 1nstloe Hogan.
osT They ai csnnot pge any such sum as 800" -,
what amount of bail can the defence give WILL
Out ani R6 ssI Consulted with his clients and answered
"From what have ascertaned from mem 'leS '"''
assure bail of 1900, and that Is me Nus. Iustce
THAT Is not sufficient amount" SAID me IustiSoi
HFn fix the bail in the sum Of 81 200 e% G anu i
think that IS very 5 smsi SUM- '~Di"S
The Justice supplemented his c3nGiuSion oS 10 Mr.
mark delivered In an extremely su1uueg9 D.,o ~ III
Ross which so il could be heard wa 10 '"i /,
elect: And if you talk much more III maAe II
The nyisoheTs then went TO the Tombs, Warden
Osborne succeeding Inspector Brynes az clf h mo- ar
rival AT their furnished apartments In the bls Irlson
,bo5 sieps would be taken for the anunlment Of the
marriage of Robert Ray Hamilton TO E'a L. Nv Mann ann
more detailed or definite information about the case