New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
CAPTAIN DETEEY GIJLS HIMSELF tP.
he Is RELEASED IN 5000 BAfr-rossIBiLiTY
OF ~ EARLY TRIAL.

he Is RELEASED IN 5000 BArr-PossIbiLiTf
OF AZ EARLY TEr>L.
Police Captain Dcvcry. of the Ellridgc-st sta
ton who returned from Chicago on IhcrSday'
w.ni To the District Attorneys Office yesterday 10
give bail on the four indictments found against
him 40 EFFORT had been made 20 arrest him AS
superintcndcnt Byrncs had assumed the response
blity for his appearance to give bail MI. Nic""
nxea the bail AT 500. this yoa 10y P"'cr Gerard
Stappe,s real estate dealer He owns IN" hAthouS'
no 20 West Ninetv-third-st. worth S5'm' ana
rnovtgage, for $500. Recorder Sny Ii lined the
captain pcvery had ,sk vim 3ir Nie2t sk si,h snh
then left the building. lie refused TO tik WIN
reporters about his case. The indictments toun'
nganst him Wednesday w'r" mac pupV,
Tnry cnorg. that from June iG to the dat" OF the
in,l,c,mrnts houses OF nl-famc Were carried on n
Nos 23 rnry 'ti.-st.. - and " hlii'l,c-st, a'I,'
No in Forsyth-st. Captain 'every was aHar,
that they were there. but made no mort 4" afi"St
the prcprictors In this he is charged with neglect
The complete list Of witnesses who went ocf"re ,
The Grand Jury To t.n'ry E III tx, nr parkhurst
iap,ain NJ. W Wishart John r. 'nn,, ',, 'nr 49," "N
w w ,hr,m ,:~,liuskL hnni~ Altman, Joseph
.'chlossman ana superintendent hyrArs ,, .
Mr.. Nicoll did not know whether ne couu "
Csrtain Dcvery tnis month or not; ne might be
able TO 10 go II there Was strong desire 'or Ms
captain Drvery was at Police Hcedquarters yes
ter.av hrf re h. gave bail AT the Office OF the us
S,iperinteneeni Byrnos and Inspector Williams lie
also talked with conmissoners Martin Nc, lay, nat
,t the Central once He said he would continue
To TAX, the remaining ten days OF his vacation be
fore reporting for duty. The commissioners nih
nothIng 10 say about the indictment yesterday
and they evidently did not expect that captain
Dnycry would he suspended from duty at the Close
Of his vacation He will have permission To EN-
pioy counsel for his defence at the trial and II he
is acquitted the counsel fees probably VIII nave
to be paid by the city , .,, .
Supcrintendent lSyrncs said he had nothing "a
say about the Indictment of Captain Devery as H.
was not acquainted with tn" nature oi the charS"'-
,raIrst him ue would not make any statement
r.garling the possible Suspension of the captain
from duty pending his trihL , ,.
t'aptnin Michael DDhcrty, Of the Fifth-st squad
whose prccinct also IL east of the Bowery. was Il
IN. Central Office yesterday and had a consultation
with the Superintendent ilc had received le,tei
slrncd bv Frank Moss and I. -. ktrn"Fon tn"
LAWYERS Of Dr Parkhurst's society, calling his at
tenfon To- about thirty alleged dtsorlerly places IL
his precnct and requesting him To have the places
close, and Kept closed in obedience To the law.
Two Of the societys agents had carried the letter
to him He said that he had mad" an investigation.
and had found out that of the places mentioned IL
The letter several were licensed liquor stores oi
rcstourants at which liquor was sold. but against
which no complaints previously had been made 10
been visited by the police since las; June. and ar
rests had been made at those places In some
eases tho prisoners tried and convicted, whiie
I'm other cases the prisoners were sili waiting trial
c,rtain Dohcrty declared that he was doing his best
70 cn force the law his precinct by raiding such
nacrs as RAPIDLY he could obtain evidence that
the law beng violated .
Suncrintendent Byrncs said In the afternoon that
ne knew OF captain except captain Devery ana