New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
TO SUBMIT THE EVIDENCE.
DIR. PARKHt'ISr WILL PUBLISH HIS PROOF
AGAINST TIE OFFICIALS.
nE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND How. ~ VIEW OF
Mr. NICOTL'S DHiARNTIoN 10 HIM.
WILLIAMS AND sCHMiTTDrEGfI
FAILED TO NJ INDICTED.

| FAILED TO NJ INDtCTtp
| The ohiciais n, polio" headquarters 'e'','"j
| continued TO tr nonc"mmittaI r'ghi'hk INV ~
Dr Parkhur.t and his failure % s-'ir" IN" ''''
mrnt of Inspector Williams AMI captain S'hmt''
| berger They ialk~i among thr'n'"v~s "h' ~"
cr.tIv eioa,~I over the check me, by tn" S~"ty
| for the Prevention Of cr!m" but they hal not
word 70 sny - n"wspap'r men " ~As n"' n''"'
| cult 10 undcrst,nd their policy of silence '"'F
have learned hy cxpcrierr" that I'r FArhh"rN -
atIc 20 answer anything they ha"" 7" -"'' ann -
uk-iy to have the last w"ri In IN" c"n'f'r"r"
Several ~ the ,a.cc captains went o. consult With
Inspector Williams yr.icri,y. anl n ~a' .aii th''
h. had given ORDERS to hay" III" i'''ri"fV h""'''
in his district closed Ss tightly as r"ssi''"
Tho Investigation - IN" charge. ia'~lv mad" by
pr. rarkhur.t arain-, Captain si"vln. III" Fourth
precinct. In. not been finished y"S Inspector
Williams who I. taking hani In H. sh'i >"S''r'
day That Of tho sixteen alleged ii-'ri"rIy houses
mentioned In IN" Roct"iv's complaint Mn" h'' "''"
found 10 he licensed liquor st"f"- ana again" s'''
Of the nine the police Of the Fourth Fr''h'' h"''
| obtained evidence which b" 'h"irh' Sh""' "'"''
th. Excise commissioners :, cancel a." lir~'''
The nisSioncrS decided Z, acc"pt tho "'i"n'"
and they gnv" orders to rer'" notices on w" h"''
er- Of the licenses TO appear on next Thnt'hy anI
show cause II Irss!hle why III" discusses 'h"! l
no, he revoked frmins' 'ionrr Murphy sail u
might hc we'll - ask br r,rkhurst g. Furnish rvi-
do,r. ar,,ns, the places mentioned commissioner
to look +" the Ioacr fpr "Nii"nc" against "i'h
places INSPECTOR Williams Aai! that IL IN" f"lir"
f,uei tp furnish s,ts.ariDry evidrnc" against IN"
nac.s menti,nci the Commissioners might X" e.
Dr srhhur~t for more Information.
pr parkhur.t airo denied himself TO newspaper
reporters yesterday and lnst evening. hut u" h"h
dictated the following statement.
81 have but a brief statement (" mako. Something
more complete will appear later The ""mnltf""
feels that a very decided gain has been made hy III"
distinct Interpretation given ty Justice lartctt &"
the statutes bearing upon the cases In hand Their"
will n, longer n-~-l 10 M debate as I" the
limits within which IN contained IN" responsibility
Of an inspector for the condition of hs district or
that Of "A CAPTAIN for the condition ~ his precinct
..It was stated 10y Mr.. Moss to the committee
this morning that In the conference hal by him
with Mr. Nicoli there no difference 81 opinion
as to matters 81 fact. but only with regard t.
matters ~ law. and may also state that In the con
ference which had with Mr.. Nic"il In his ofir"
n few hays ago h- express."l himself az agreeing
with M ~ to the xulcency ~ the cviienc" In the
Schnttbcrgcr cas~ In view of thss" circurnstan
there II SsInc diffculty In understanding why. n
ha ndled 10y the District Attorney before the Grand
Jury, their consideration of the evidence. taken In
c"njuncti0n with the charge of Justice Barrett did
hot issue In Indictments.
THE committee this ~, ,rring decided 10 make
public early n~xt week brief Of their cases just
submitted. That will give the public opportunity
to judge to the fulcr1Im upon which the question
Of Indictment or non n-indictment balanced
At Dr. Parkhurst's house last evening. N was said
that the first number Of The city Nigilani." the
periodical devoted to the interests OF the So
cirty for the Prevention Of Crime had Appeared
but might APPEAR early this week.