New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-16
ANOTHER BOND ARREST.
Prisoners Confession alleged to
Hare InvoIUed TzCO.

,-,, - Conway who said his home was at No.
ZIG Fourth avenue, believed to be another import
ant figure in the straw bail bona cohsprdcS'
was arrested Yesterday by Detective Fftzsmmons'
of the Central Office, on the order OIL Oie A
Attorney. There no warrant
Conway it said was member or tue same
gang as John /. Bough row in the 1onhoS avail
ing the action of the grand jury for Forging ueeu
for bail bond purposes. Beth men nave peeii I'M
nIfcated In A confession made TO Paul hrotel' AS
sis+ant District Attorney. by Michael Carlos no"
under s4Oco bail charged with doing bono pusi-
ness en- fraudulent deeds. Carlos was "a ''
Tombs three months before he obtained Dali an"
the wav his former associates treated him when
he got into trouble it is beheVed' pioHp'e" "
TO expose the whole conspiracy.
According 10 the District Attorneys once Gar
los has confessed that last October. Whlie Out u
work he met Bough at Beekman street anu a.
Row. the headquarters of the syndicate. boIen
told Carlos confdenually that he had a pan
r,bereby the latter could make money easy. inc
exranation was that Bough had several properties
and would give the deeds To Carlos so ne No't" 8
bail and offered to divide the profits Two oee''7
we're turned over To Carlos one for the property
- No ons West Tooth street. which is owned ps
. ,o,-.e- and the other in Decatur street, Brook-
Ivn conway IS said have been the srantor o.
ti,e ropertv It Is said Carlos used the rake oses
to so several bonds.
CONWAY was arraigned yesterday before N1aBls
+r,ta Moss in the Tombs court charged with aldihs
ohettiry and utterirg false Instruments He was
committed in default 5000 bail TO await hear
ing.
Another interesting development YESTERDAY wa"
fine discovery that the name of FREDERICK " An
derson the notary. whom the police arc seeking
in connection with the deed forgeries, appears On
a deed alleged to have been acknowledged IN 1873
and flied in the Registers office a few months u.s.
The nropertv described in this deed is No i-
Worth street, valued at about $'O.est over winch
there has been an extended litigation. 1rls PloP
ertv WAS originally owned by John p Conloh' WHO
died in 1899 leaving half of his property 10 d
Catholic mission and the rest to some relauohs'
His widow, Eva X ConIor. fought for her share
but through al the courts the decision went against
her She received only her dover.
4 few months ago Anderson inserted an adver-
+isernont in a newspaper asking the Whereabouts
Of John p Conlor. who. Of course, was dead. put
his widow communicated with him. with the result
that he produced the deed to the property, NO. III
Worth street made out by John p Conlon 10 MS
wife. The explanation of the deed turning up
after eight years that It was found among the
papers Of a lawyer named Merrill. VINO had an
office at No % Chambers street, which had been
condemned for the bridge approach Merrill had
been Conon's attorney. and when the deed was
fnr1nd il was said f. was turned to Anderson.
There is a suspicion that the conveyance is not
Genuine and an investigation will he made.
Anderson is believed ne not far from this city.
and fl was hoped that he would come forward and
toll what he knew about the transactions in which
his name appeared. but far he has remained
away.