The sun., 1894-03-17
Is SUTHERLAND IN CANADA7
a REPORT THAT HE rs IN MONTREAL,
HOUND FOR EUROPE.

I, I. Bsnsvsd th.t n. H-. Been Traced 20
TonNer, ssa Thence Aero-. the uud.on
River 90 the west shore RaiIrond-Eir
Friends Hsd Thought that re was on n
Spree - HI. bonds Forfeited In Court.
MONTREAL. March 16-Judee Sutherland.
who left Brooklyn suddenly to escape impris-
onment, 10 supposed to be in Montreal
Thorough search was made for him to-day.
but no trace OF him could be found.
II Is thought he is in hiding and waiting an
opportunity to sail for Europe.
YoNKERs. March 10.-It IL believed that Ken
meth +. Sutherland. the convicted Gravesend
Justice. has been traced to Yonkers.
Sutherland 10 well known In Yonkers where
he has several relatives who are prominent In
politics. Leslie Sutherland, his cousin. Is the
Republican candidate for Alderman in the
First ward at the election to he held on March
81 Joseph Sutherland, an uncle. 10 q mason
and builder OF this city.
Sutherland. II is asserted. was seen to enter
his uncle's house late on Thursday night He
arrived in Yonkers on late train and was
recognized at the station. His hat was pulled
down over his eyos and his coat collar was
turned up He went direct to his uncle
Joseph's house at 81 Herriott street.
Two men arrived in Yonkers to-day from
New York apparently In search OF him. They
inquired at the station where Joseph Suther-
land lived. and then went down South Broad
way toward Herrlott street. From the descrip-
tion OF the two men, one Of them seems to
have been Sutherland's brother Robert.
A Sun reporter called at Joseph Sutherland's
house tonight Mr. Sutherland denied all
knowledge OF the whereabouts OF tho
He said that he would not allow
any one to search his house. and
II his nephew came to him for protection he
would do all % in his power to protect him from
had not seen the missing Justice since last
Leslie sutherland. tho Aldermanic candi.
Il HI: cousin % was 81 in YonksEs IN hiding. he @ said
he know nothing OF tho whereabouts OF the
se aoW aseg hs hs
morning for tho Jersey shore: II contained
may be hiding in one Of tho numerous shad
here he could. .by driving two miles to Closter.
N j.. board West Shore train for Buffalo.
toDisRt % By desectives and the Gn moHemenis se q
the family are being closely followed.
rs,s. Thr lSm as: have s sssT neTy as 2.
appeared over twenty years ago and has never
been heard from SINCE. His grandfather. after
whom he was named. also ran away from JUS
tice.
The Court OF Oyer and Terminer in Brooklyn
tors who wanted to see Il Justice Kenneth T.
ceive sentence upon his conviction OF oppres-
sion oi the day1or copyists prior to the last
fosseS bssius i sti ASSERTED the BELIEF % that
he had not run away.
snd 5slTs wsesRTs fS Sssst
The only awy15 % ne SSsnss
Sss i, shsS - Sssf arrived
anything 70 say to tie Court, and MrN WernberS S
CLERK Byrne called Kenneth +. sutSerland.s
and after moment OF silence announced that
M %ofnbsTs ,HoSsd that aoi his SSnd be or
feited. and that Judgment be pronounced.
"fSsd % the s' tra i the was in
court but ON this trial some person told him
al tines him TO % B. here H
he went away; but he told. me that b. would
mained with friends for nearly an hour. From
,nto5%ation received from S SutherlaRd's
would be In court this morning.
There 10 one explanation that may be given
S to SsS whs Se naa 10 have
cannot explain why he Is not here on any
this ease, but in others. Ill all amounting to
Justice Brown said he was not disposed to
or to comment upon the fact that sutherland
went away when the Jury retired, because the
judg N snt until Monday morning to give Suth-
erisnd's bondsmen an opportunity 10 produce
reason for any. censure Of Lawyer Bscius
The bonds OF 81. 300. given for Sutherland by
James ". birSett. were then declared forfeited.
II the bondsmen produce sutherland on Mon
%a %srnbsfs wanted to SaSs the soS Donds mn In
land likewise forfeited. but Justice brown de-
Messrs. Furey and Birkett. Charles Feltman.
Directly alter the sour. proceedings Mr..
Weinberg went to the District Attorneys office
land's arrest. The warrant Was given to sheriff
Buttiihg. %ho began search for the missing
friends OF Sutherland. ali Of whom proiesssd
o 70 ne In e0%PlstS tsa GfoHshnGs H q his where
one. and that suthef fland was on spree. JUS
tice Newton said that he didn't Know where
done q very foolish thing. / can't understand
A story was printed yesterday afternoon that
Sutherland Was on a spree IN this city. He
Of sistY-ftth street and Third ayenuo on
THURSDAY night. Later. IL was said, he went
to Fords saloon, &C the corner OF Eighth Ay-
places with Warren Lewis. IL was said.
Warren Lewis, when seen last night said
that he was not out Of his saloon on Thursday
night from o'clock until o'clock in the
morning. lie was corroboTated by all the m on
In his place. Further. Lawis said that he had
not sssn Sutherland since Wednesday after
noon. when the jury went out AT that time
the Court House In BroOklyn and had drink.
He left him In the saloon.
After the publication Of the stories ysster-
daV JuRtigN of Peace Newton huthaFlAnl'a
brother. and hall dozen other Gravsssnders
called on Lewis and made inquiItes Lewis
told them the same story that he told TO the re-
porter. sutherland's brother appeared to be
very IN uch worried indeed. He Was certain
that something must have happened to the
Justice.
The GrayssepdsTs went up to see Ford, Ford
told them that he didn't know Sutherland. aud
he was very sure that Sutherland had not
been in the saloon. lie was In the saloon him
self up TO ] o'clock Ia the morning. and up to
hadn't been there. lie didn't see Warren