New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
,,o ONE TO FURNISH BAIL
LITER SECOND ARREST.
MI. Clark, Joyce's Loan agent. Is
Released IN sig ,000-AddmS's
Side of FAIRFIELD Loan.

y ,-,sf Gonna MS sherwood Clark loan. by
~ = Augustus Heinze lost nearly $4,000.
:. bss been buoyed mp all day by the hope Of
sc on hail hut after fruitess patrol of tho
.isl district in the custody Of Detective
'-.,,nroons Of the District Attorneys STAFF il
NTH rapidly diminishing insouciance that
,sr. the last hour Of the afternoon waiting
-. criminal Courts Building for the report ~
NcIut,re. who also. had been seeking
~ s,- the Young engineer Of securities.
90 ,.so o'clock Mr. Mcintyre telephoned Persch
= he could not get bai. and almost at the
US ,,inute tho Young man learned that w. l..
80 81. .rotber of those concerned in the affair.
s,or released on $4,000 bail. This was al
''s -, much for F-,~sch. For a moment. when
"n..rs the news. q seemed as though he would
= INTO tears But he swallowed hard and
-,,ole6 himself. and in a trembling voice
,,,intively inquired:
NH, should tlsv release this fellow in sl2.-
-, A.g when they hold me- for $4,000? They
~ accuse me of getting $4,000 when he got
,,s0OO It isn't fair. I won't stand this much
pugsr"
=. Elevator on his way back 10 the Tombs.
"a ne took as long a time as possible To get
INTO the cage
.uurv up" his guardian said. Hurry up,
CT move on
,.s.s in one last attempt at delay.
BACK TO THE ISLAND"
-. door slammed and the elevator started up
sRsok 10 the island" the prisoner said. with a
- s,,ennrt ~ smile and an audible gup.
AZ NcIntyre also threatened disclosures II
prs,h were not released. After he had been
,.Byss 10 LET his client know that he must pass
,.,,hsr night in the Tombs he said:
Tthink Persch viii he released tomorrow.
,,rsct N have his bail reduced 20 S25en0 or
sslsa and We can get that. But II don't get
am out"-there was a significant pause-'I viii
49, Won 1.-THE renortersl tomorrow afternoon"
II the morning Mr.. Mcintyre breathed forth
several promises II explosions 10 come when ne
ms unable 10 get Persch released.
This Is the most remarkable case I have ever
hsrd o." he said. Il intend 10 open up the
socdgstes and will see that several men are
ssspt away II necessary TO save this hoy re
las beer the tool for men higher up He knows
rsthng Of the transaction. I've been over the
zse carefully with him. and il shows an
sr,rscrdinary condition Of affairs. II Biruling-
ar Sherwood and Joyce do not withdraw thor
stizrts viii give the District Attorney evil
dns thar will create a sensation in the hns1-
aa world"
Id r. Adams. the Boston broker who has
ssr accused by Carlos Warield Of irregular
islngs involving $4,000 worth Of Heinze
r0cks and $4,000 in cash. issued a statement
AZ night in which he denied having anything
Do with the Persch case. But he admitted
tar BE- knew several Of the persons concerned.
sai said that he had had business relations with
hen His version of the story told by Mr..
Varied was that the cash involved was So
I. and the value Of the stocks was $4,000.
Boston is considered IN this city TO De excel
lst ground 10 search for sclews 10 the Persch
Transactions Both the District Attorneys office
uis 2. Rosenthal. counsel for MI Joyce, are
actively engaged in Investigations in Boston.
L was in an atmosphere vibrating with these
Ianderous threats that affairs moved in the
Criminal Courts Building yesterday. In the
morning the grand 5ury considered the Persch
osei having before them NJ. NJ. Joyce. John :.
sefwOOd Sterling Birmingham and ]. ID. Blair.
n the afternoon u. l. Clark. in whose Office
fsrseh had desk, and who was the man who
nck Joyce 10 tho Windsor Trust Company, was
crested and held under $4,000 bail.
'ofcE RETURNS To CONFRONT CLARK.
N.Y. Joyce had hardly returned TO his office
non The grand jury room when he was tele
'Aonec again 20 come 10 the District Attorneys
anee. When he reached the Criminal Courts
suising he found Clark and Gordon Kleeberg,
as counsel already there And he learned that
assistant District Attorney Mott had had Edith
-'h stenographer in Clark's Office. and Louis
'sc0ow an Office boy, before him. p. c. Mason.
l..a .fr Rva
4'k and Joyce confronted each other in Mr..
WIS ONCE, and after a searching examination
'he two together an affidavit was drawn up
1'a Joyce signed, and on the strength Of
'@eh Clark was arrested
'ne affidavit rected the particulars of the
i" sna the subsequent sale Of the stock put
49, = collateral and definitely stated that Joyce
ssen check for $1,000 ~ drawn 10 Clark's
'H sno paid from the proceeds OF the sale Of
"ek- A charge Of grand larceny was based
'as check, and Clark was taken before Mag
a. hermann In the Tombs police court. and
~. a $1,000 bail. the amount agreed upon
g.. -" Mr' Mott. The examination was set down
august is at 1870 a. m
a. - VINO Is young looking man. accepted
a., "1auon very cheerfuly. When his nom
me- was commented on he said:
The user II might be much worse"
lawyer, Kleeberg said:
49,. uoes not worTy We have been ex-
an arrest since early this morning. and
our bail ready"
a. 'han ten minutes representative of
r,.. 1Nkers Surety Company. of No. d Liberty
H. appeared. and Clark had the freedom OF
,h was decidedly unfortunate in his at
wa gain his freedom. Disappointment
Cor, Te reward Of all his efforts. and three
h. mesths alone in Centre street after his
s,s' sue made the disappointment all the
a. HAS MOMENT OF FREEDOM.
VA I" haDeas corpus sued out for Persch
ss., s'ained by Justice Lehman in the su-
Ia, o'uft yesterday morning ON the ground