The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
EXILE sAYAES CAME HOME,
But Vanished Again tho same Day-Pear.
son Also Seeking Relief.

Henry L. Sayles, cx-Alderman OF 1884, IL
here again from foreign shore--that Is he
was here for a while yesterday, and maybe he
is yet. He is the first Of the colony in Canada
to venture back into the jurisdiction OF the
State of New York. SavleS ran away on the
eve OF his trial upon tho charge OF bribery In
October, 1886. and Brother Sol Sayes. Brother
Henry's partner in the butcher business at
jefferson Market and his bondsman. had to
pay $4,000 in cash into the city treasury
Brother Henry. redux met Brother Sol up town
Yesterday morning. and they went together to
the District Attorneys Office so that Brother
Henry could surrender himself to District At
torney Fellows. They reached the Office at
about O'Clock. sayles. when he took French
leave WAS fat and rosy. lie is fat still. but not
rosy. ana there is a plentiful sprlnklinG Of gray
in his dark hair and moustache. nthe haIcyon
hldermanic days, too, he was gwen to line raj
ment and sparkling towels Yesterday he was
plainly dressed IN e., cothing s nam httlI
and there WAS not even II gimmer OF level
Col. Fellows was out at lunch and Brother
bol told Private Secretary Notice thnt time
might be saved by drawing II hail bond for
Brother Henry, which he sol, would sign later
Henry got restless The fear OF spending even
an night IT, in n. the Tombs apparGnt!y made HIM
Sol he hurried out So. when CO... Fellows re-:
turned from lunch, Brother Sol was there, and
SO WAS inc bona. but Brother Horny WAS not.
and the bond was not eEecuted. Brother Sol
i9lephoned to his shop. presumably TO Brother
Henry, and Defective Sergeant Herman went
away IN a hurry. At about ) O'Clock he re-
turned. without Brother Henry.
Then Col. Fellows gave herman a bench war:
rant Tor Brother Henry. and Brother Sol and
herman departed together. II he found Brother
Henry II was kernans intention 10 lock him
M overnight IN Police Headquarters But it
that Brother Henry would let himself be found.
and that he would keep himself extremely dark
until to-day, when he will appear In the Gcn-
era Sessions and surrender himself, with n
prospect OF having ample time to perfect his
ball bond before the close OF the days bust
moss. 1t was said at Mr. Sol SayleS's house
last evening that word had been received from
the night. New, Jersey is probably the foreign
country referred to.
1t is not at al probable that Sayles will be
tried. lie was not member of tho combine"
Of thirteen OF tho Board Of 1884 and tho indict-
ments against all the other Aldermen OF that
Board who were not members Of the com
hine' have been dismissed. Col. Fellows en-
effect that there was never any evidence
against them lustifying their trial. Sayles has
been preparing tho way for his return for sey-
eral weeks. The next stOp will probably be- q
motion to vacate the order foriolting the $4,000
bail that Brother Henry Jumped. ,, -,
seek relief from indictment today. Ey-Alder
the trial ofJacob sharp. testifyinG: among other
things that Sharp offered him $1,000 for his
vote in his iPenrsOn's mons furnishing goods
store In sixth avenue. will move. through
coun sol before Judge Fitzgerald. that tho in
dictment against him be dismissed.