New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.
A CHARGE OF LARCENY THE SEQUEL VI AN
EIOPEMENT.
SING SING.

A CHARGE OF LARCENY THE SEQUEL Of AN
ELOPEMENT
rm,ebam searles was arrested in New-York City
IN saturday by Constable Romano Williams. OF THIS
town and brought before Justice OF ti'e ~
William c. Valentine on a charge OF peut '"i0e"'
nreferred by Charles x. Ryder. in taking from .ie
home Of the plaintiff on May leather satche'
valued al s. The case is the outcome OF the elope
ment Of The plaintiffs wife with the deleiia"''
which took place the date mentioned. Nio'e
than a year ago Seares went 10 Nhar!es IA N.Y.
and asked FOR work Mr.. Ryder Is i"'''e' ~
ing quite an extensive farm about '"o iH'eS .''
If this village where ne dcvotes goOo ue1' Vi
attention TO the raising OF poultry. Seares was
en,ployea on the Ryder farm and was ooa'ueu ny
Mr. Ryde- at his home, where he hVed WIZ .'''
wife and two children: After he had woIn E mi ,0i
VS. nuTsed by Mrs Ryder, and an intimacy g!eW
up between Mrs Ryder and Searles tna' vT Rdr
a. Searl,s and Mrs Ryder leaving town, Mls, ny
leaving TWO OF her children behind ana taxing WIN
her an infant e0Tn or aer Afer
Mr. Ryder found that his wife hna gone 10
and where they were living together chanss i,ne
place of resden number OF otires other hngs
small satchel beongng TO M HyIer rv i1 had
warrant issued that resulted in the arrest ot
Mrs Ryder accompanied searles 70 this yilla age
after his arrest and Is now P sto9Rng ibe hearng
noher Mrs Cad Who 81, Is down for this afternoon
Seares confined in The village ioc a ~he h
Mrs
matter coolly He says that Mrs. Ryder liked MN
and lie liked her. and 50 hey GeSqeb had % an inter
with b week N f so afS s NT Ra
told him that she did not want to have ahytn bn
dren she had left behind. but that he had no claim
% the child he had taken 0f Tq Ry nST proposes to
bring suit for divorce and also Giv s w su, afe
ions searies is nearly feet IAN we'll pro;
portiOned weighs about $50 PIunRsy dtr eI beons 10
Iespectable family one of the Oldest in the town.
well Of his honesty Industry ana g9od haeS
She could desire 10 make her happy. Mrs Ryder
is young and attractive in appearance. 1aoos
Keenan, who mys;erously disappeared on THURSDAY
evening last from the prison de- may a6,n4r ~ b
% ponn r and be at liberty or he may
CON- rcc.,rr himself wa called was not ar unusual
thing But since the wall surrounding the prison
buildings was erected such occurrences nave peeh
rare. and never successful Inc only way IN mH;f I
prison on the day he missed was by dropping
overheard II to the river nnSeI the co aT5u0 0 b
SCUM eha OF me- nrjsnn where there We're plenty Of
places FOR temporary concealment. AS his prison
Of the institution. what he did for clothing IS
mystery although outsiders may have secroied an
outfit in some prearranged place for ms use IN
solution of the prisoners disappearance. and one
that is thought the most probable. IS ihat ne was
property 10 gain the shore below. Just off the
south end OF the prison dock there IS dangeIops
borhood At the time Keenan, is supposed to have
started out the river was rough. the tide was HOW
:ns swiftly and the rain pouring down in tor.
rents. conditions ths experts say made successful
possibility
Sage her Intention Of visiting the prison Sunday.
June IA. when she viii again address the inmates.