New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
STAYNER BEEiTHES FREE dfR AGAIN.
IVES, uowINrR. !, STILL lN J>lr-HE SAYS
THAT HE WAS TOO ANxior, ABOUT HIS

IVES. HOWEVER. !, STILL u JNif-HE SAYS
THAT HE WAS TOO ANxior, ABOUT Ms
PARTNER ~ THINK or nM>fLF
Counsel f,r Henry = I've, and George II. stayncr
applied I, Jude MARITIME at noon yc-tcirily t. have
la fixed on the eight indictments found against then
for their transactions in connection with the tinclh
natl. Hamilton ana Dayton Railway, which they AZ
one time controlled. Nal had never been fixed on
the criminal cha.c because the aroused men had n
hop. Of obtainn, the s25O.OOc bail demanded In the
ovil suits. when The bal IN the c.vil cases wi' re
du,cd ON Friday to ~ 900 the hnanccr'" had hope
p."dy release. and asked for the liking of ban IN
the criminal eases that they could be- released on
tho-e and 10 be- saved the nccc-ty Of going To
the Tomb, II they should obtain bail in the civil ca~">
Judge MARITIME consulted Assistant District Mtornel
Parker and agreed io accept bond for $4,000 a,
security fof each of the d'fendcn's
Nonc Of l,c'- fricnd- appcllcd anNions Ia give that
security once. hut SOM Of Stlyncrs friends quickly
reached the Di,trct Attorneys Office George H.
>tayncr jr.. the son OF the former president Of tho
Cincinnati. hamilton and Dayton Railway Company.
offered himself a, a bond~man. lie is dimnutivc
and possessing young man. who was Witness at
Ivcs's trial He said that he owned the house
at No :33 Clinton ave, Brooklyn, where the
Stavncr family live. and where Is
alleged Ives and stayncr frauducntly Issued
stock oi the railway which they controlled
lie aid that he bOugh; II from his mother for $40
lie did not ,ay where he had obtained the $40. lie
declared trat the and plot Of ground were worth
49, OpO aud were mo.tcagcd to the amount Of roo 600
lie offered 10 become surety for his father tD the
aomunt of alJ.OJO.
caleb u. Gnlcr,lccvc offered to become bondsman
to the amount Of $4,000. H. said that he owned
propcrty al 80 40 West SoycLiccnth ST. and n, NO,.
~ and 40 West Twenty s"vcntIst lie said that
he wa, worth more than thc s2ooDD required to allow
him 10 become a bond man fox 10000.
jude MARITIME ready 10 sign the bond with these
slrctic, If the bond approved by an Assistant
District Attorney and Stayncr taken from Ludlow
street .Iil and appeared al the D,tric Attorneys
Office before o'clOch. Mr. Parker. however. had left
va, IN charge OF The Office, said that hr had not had
sufficient time investigate the responsibility of the
surc,cs. and he refused To approve tlc bond.
Judge MARITIME. who had promised To wait IN III, pr
Naic occ until he received the approval OF the bond
from trr Assistant District Attorney. patiently re-
malncG there until about half past O'Clock when he
sent fDi StaNncI and hi tw" hOnd>incn and formally
approved the bond d" II will now be- unnecessary for
MIR. stayncr o. his bond,mcn to appcar bcioro me
again" he said II the District Attorney passes the
lSnd and the necessary paper, Ia that chcet are
LrOuglu to me at the Manhattan club or Al my house.
will ~ once sign the discharge Judge
Martnu then wen. away. 81 understood from
District Attorney ilrhcr.' he said. that Ii.
receive tlr, bond and / am much surprised ilia' he
IN, fnci t. keep hi, appointment However pre-.
SHINE there Ia, been some Misunderstanding ant lht
hc will b. able to cNplsn The matter when SEQ him.
Deputy Marshal, Moore and Richard, then went To
tlo sheriff Office where Mr. Hildcrslccvc and George
W. strilcr Of No. - Lesington-avc., signed the
bonds III the civil suit. MIR. striker Qualine1 "