New-York tribune., 1895-08-03
RAIL FOR TAMSEN'S MEN.
,AABE. sCHOEN AND SCHNEER GIVE
BONDS.
.,,r SHERIFF DENIES THE STORY THAT HE SAID
IMMUNITY WAS PROMISED HIM But IT MADE
THE PUBLIC PROSECUTORS ANGRY.
JUST THE SAME

THE PUBLIC PROSECUTORS ANGRY.
JUST THE SAME.
rx.varden Raabe and ex-Keepers Schoen and
.oer who were indicted for permitting the
% of the Postoffce thieves from Ludlow Street
,ail on July l. sa>o '"'' "' '"'
oasce yesterday
sso.n was arrested Thursday night by De-
- serrcants Cuff and McNaught, and taken
so district Attorneys Office yesterday morning.
~. ras found in barroom in Ludlow. near Riv-
,-s,on-st last night, and locked up at Head
quarters .,, D,u.-,,. .,,orr.,..s
ST." morning He said he represented cx-
yes, ue,r, i Raabe and Schoen. and would
,sso represent Schneer.
: MR. LINDSAY MAKES DENIAL.
rras much indignation yesterday morning
. D,s,ric,-Attorney's office at Sheriff Tamsen's
"r,od statement. which the latter now discaims.
IVY, be Was not fairly treated by the prosecutors
.,s District Attorney Lindsay denied that I'M
49, hsa heen promised to Sheriff Tamsen by
Nv Dist ict-Attorney office in consideration OF
ms natronage he had given Tammany han
m,munitv was not promised Shern Tamsen.
In, Tho very idea of such thing is absurd"
Ts ,be D,strict-Attorneys office anxious to get
sar Indicted" Mr.. Lindsay was asked.
ps wo, moro anxious In his than In that OF
nodv else" was the reply.
so learned later that Recorder ION hau nNei
a.. hail for Raabe Schneer and Schoen al >z'oVc'
suhourh they were indicted on the same charse as
sheriff Tamsen. Raabe och'ee' an" " "
,,dc,ed under Section 50.
o,e ~ the Assistant Dstrict-Attorneys VINO old
-, wish 10 be quoted Indignantly denied that IN"
Iss,,,ct Attorneys office had promised Tamsen any
immunity
CRITICISM on TAMsENs CONDUCT
~, Sheriff Tamsen was weak-mnded enough,
..n he "to tn nix that the courtesy eX'ehucu 10
,sm hv the District-Auorneys Once meant 'ha'
). was 10 escape indictment he was very loo"s"
~r.,neo, saws there was a deal with this office by
vhch ne was to escape indictment, OF tha' any
n.mher of the Distrct-At;orney's office PROMISED
. h.,f n~or,ised him immunity. he lies. We kno"
,,., ba had a number Of friends on the Grand Jury
,a tha, he tried 10 reach them. His deputies were
hanging around the Grand Jury room all the tifhe
vble the Ludlow Street case was under cons'oera-
t,on There was some very underhaEdeo WORK so''s
nn nv, in spte Of the fact that Sheriff Tamsen was
known 10 have personal friends on the "rahu
Jury that body voted unanimously 10 indict him
. Ex-Keeper Edward Schneer arrived at the DIS
,rctAtornevs Office at l145 o'clock; Senator
vrimofhy DRY Dollar" Sullivan was with Schneer
schneer gave bonds before Judge All
son at y 80 O'Clock Sullivan went on MS oond lot
few moments later ex;Keeper schoen's 69nds- DO 1e
man arrived He Philip Fabel baker OF Nos No:
IN such haste Fabel qualified bondsman. giving
Sss s hnns Of all Ss &osaas s'
her husband. -, r>,n..;o,
Attorneys Office at $40 p. m. John g. Neigol1'
furniture dealer Of No. POP East One.hunaret- -ana-
fhirty-eghth-st went on his bond. The bona was
ratified before Justice jerome. of the Cour, OF o,
Special Sessions Raabe appeared 20 ne cnoea, u,
ana was smiling as he left the building IN company
with his lawyer , -. 80
date had been fixed yet for the trial OF Sheriff
Tsmsen 1t is probable that Colonel Fellows Will
sssgn Assistant Mcintyre TO con-
duct the case for the people
DENIED BY THE SHERIFF.
Sheriff Tamsen yesterday denied that he had sa'n
On Thursday that he had made Tammany appoint
ments with the understanding that ne shou'o "".
be indicted. and that there had been breach OF
faith In the District-Attorney's offce. He spoke
vigorously on the subject TO Under Sheriff sher- shr
he Sherif had left his ONCE: "fhere not one
word OF truth in the statement published IN some o.,
the morning papers that the Sherin had taiKeo
about bad faith. He said nothing at all on the