New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
GREEN SUSPENDED NOW.
MP ,xnRrws THOUGHT nE WAS IN prison.
THE BRUTAL FOREMAN ROASTING OF HIS ABIL
Iry TO ESCAPE pUXIsnMENT-NN AUTOPSY
On HIS VICTIMS nopH.


On HIS VICTIMS nopY.
What good. stin Tammany pun WIN NO TOT
y big. bloated Tammany ruffan Is SHOWN IN the
"'' ,ta,tbou. Creen. foreman in the Street
Cleaning Department. who kicked TO "eatn James
uo,steod an inorensive dyer. in west one-hun-
dred an a I twenty ninth-st on IueS'aS 'i''"ooh
Green is still at large and boasthS Vi ms ''iS
to escape punishment. Until yeS,e'u'E va III
the fun enjoyment Of his authority "''o iu'''oiS
az n Street Cleaning official y I"'''''''' ""
fixed his bail ut the rIdicuiously Shall hhurr OF
$500 which was promptly Iu'''' ~ '"''
many liquor dealer
when is the inquest to be held on James Hal
stead who was murdered by Matthew "'eeh!
Coroner McKenna asked yes'eruay'
II do not know" the Coroner r'pneu' " WIS
no, my case: il belongs to Coroner Schultz who
10 o,t or town I took bail in the case In Mr..
schultze's absence and released Green III N''~
bonds but there my connection with the matter
ended Better see chief Clerk Rryhoins'
AIR REYNOLDS who was found on the floor above
the Corener's court room. ahapS ''" NV ic
pcrter that IT was impossible to say wheh the
inquest IIalstead would be hr'i' 'I'e
could not be fixed until DR. y Hare ''r"'er
schultze's deputy had filed his report OF inc au-
topsy. which the doctor had been instructed To
make When this was done "A day woud De set Ior
the inquest III =,
Coroner schultze Is out 81 town. SAID MIR.
Pevnods but he will be back next do"""s' Inv
inouest will be- held probably sorie gay next
week" ,,.,, =,
"Jn the mean time. what Of Green? WIN ne DE
allowed TO 20 at large until the inquest
"Oh yes-ccrtainly He is under N'JD TO APP
near when wanted Of which he will have due
notice Mr. REYNOLDS seemed surprised that any
one should think Of locking Green up
Superintendent Robbins. Of the street 'ie'hihg
Danartment was asked yesterday II Green was
still on duty as foreman in the department.
Yes" replied Mr. Robbins; The Is attending 10
his duties to-day There charges against
him officially that / could take notice OF.
The new Commissioner. Mr. Andrews was iouhd
busy with columns Of figures ana fa'-iook"S re-
norris with which his desk were piled The shadow
OF a deficiency Of uncertain size rested upon ule
Commissioners classic brow.
rs Superintendent Robbins correct In SAVING
that Green who killed Halstead on TUESDAY Is
still on duty IA foreman in the department?
"Why. isn't the man in JAZZ? asked MT. "h'
drews Il supposed that he was In custody
mo: he is on bai-N5o
"WcIl I am about to investigate his case. Mr..
Andrews pointed TO a memorandum on his desk
bearing Green's name.
"Wil YOU take early action
eyes. | will suspend him at once"
Later in the day Commissioner Andrews sai1
that Green had been suspended and was no longer
performing duty in the Street Cieahlhs Drrhrt-
Before the Coroner's Office closed yesterday:
DEPUTY Coroner O'Hare reported as the result Oh
his AUTOPSY that Halsteads death was founl 10 ID"
due to a fracture Of the base or the Skull. rms
would seem to dispose OF the theory put forward
by Green's admirers and apologists that Haist'ad
died OF heart disease.