The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-23

loves the Inspector with very much the same
scEsi From T tha, lime on Mr. Seois prime
concern. as ii seems tous, has been to keep us
to the very last day Of the Sosem6sr term, and
l have had y communicated to me from an
that when at last, at the eleventh hour. was
| allowed to come before the jury came not
has elaine to os me but because S set he jury
The December unples.antns.s has been
moving ' the sititude q mind Of "a large and
Influential number Of the December Jury:
TO vSSn psiSF ts esG Sd S SO y %sn
sv iS conc mot OsGtH oE s sr6sny
with which 1t was conducted on either side. he
ri viii see IL the Jury will hear. you. In
hal hslf az oT, hour Nh S1m%upicats Nth 700 nt
once an hour snd hs and Sen VENT mt
mo TO appear the next. friday morning with
thus airordlng me insurlcient opportunity, to
bring together important WITNESSES who liv?
DOWN on the east aide and epS on The ' 4es and
with no means furnished me for compelling
70 Sd served q S,S .SSp%" TG1
sHynS this Ggt o. malice to M NSo esrsOn
Il up he wSs
whlch we have been trying to move; But he
said TO me YESTERDAY; l9n WIZ get there be-
| toho ehN W.
o. course the reporters vent With Pr. Park;
s sSFf' abatement TO Mr. N''O'A MI NleO''
have had read 70 me the, astounding
structod his efforts. to present to the Grand
| Jury cases Of wilful neglect OF duty against
his narrative contains some extraordinary
misnnderstandinga.
.nes beGTes so1g ntS n sd real
IS, in LEGAL gFOc;ssdinss ;hs, dim eaIIiss
His sarnestness Is such that aheneSer an 81:
lection Is offered to the legality OF any OF his
tostoP j. Hostile a, my last insesss~ With him
| he wished me to recommend the indictment
mind that their, prosecution on, ground.
shi had t sna n n% ' soud
recommend the indictment Of any man unlesss
as sspsa Msa Hss
the present time were. indi ctm epts for moral
effect. and he seemed to have little concern
The proposed procedure against Police Cap
q L With Mr.. Noes In sssersi iSterviswS I
probably would have submitted one OF the
Grand 5uries; except Tor the reasons gave
conyersati ons with br. Parkhurst which he s
quite right IN SAYING were mot &c, onlden,ial.
t he has n sst a
that he deliberssSiy fabricated. what ia
say TO him r. s9 9t s was this
ssis against the entire 'i Police nf GspsHtmsn,;
OF the utmost I'm portance to the good govern
meat Of the city. that It should be sucoessial.
grave obstacles which stood in the path OF sue
cess. told him that was one Of the minority
was setnatsd By worthy motives in Ri NV WORK
and that In bis tight against corruption !
sSn him % o. occ lett oS sT ,hst
to point out his past mistakes. and to offer hin
e SI te. S,s.s sS to
slsl.:: ana e s.. islsf. to u .er!@isst:
whose regulations were doubtful / ysntgrsd
!aek sSSa myself and then vent on 70 -: ."
himself every factor, in tho community
such Soaa 81 oiS srn n%
| told him l had known the Snperintend-
Ss dPI sRs ssS asGT h DS t.
cal Influences. believed him TO be up.
AND seE Il. TSqa S
Rs Ssf ON this sSn ssS
Parkhursts Interests. de, told me he would
think the matter over and would confer with
when the Prosecutions were Instituted and nd
| indictments found he would be glad 10 have
| the cooperation OF the Superintendent II the
mentioned thelmatter to the superlntendent
| Hiterwar,l. and he told me that, although he
| felt that he had been very uniustly treated by
Or. Parkhurst he certainly would not attempt
his department whom she had reason to be-
lieye guilty OF wrongdoing,
would appear against one CAPTAIN and not
s s D What did say 'o was that In IN
would be wise TO proceed In the prst
instance against some other Captain man
Deyery, because thought that the Prosecu.
suggestion OF revenge
ri never at any time spoke to DR.. Parkhprst
about any, friction between Superintendent
being Byrnes's man and schmitthsrger being
Williaps's man. know nothing OF these mat:
,srs- I'll SAY, howeyer that Dr; larkh 2, ,
Grand Jury-interyiswlnR them outside the
Jury room and trying TO get them 20 lind in
II sns' may %h
be found upon such Information II the facts
became known"
Just before the conclusion OF the meeting Of
the Police Board yesterday, Commissinnsr
MncIean took a MISUNDERSTANDING paper
from his pocket. and spreaiing Il out on HI:
several sheets of toolsean anil it Is said bore in
large letters the beading:
Synopsis Of charges and complaints"
each division was filed with tho finest Kind OF
turned it to his packet and said nsSsr S" word
pAprr had been handed 10 him Just before the
meeting, aud that he had me- ely taken 1t out
to read IL.
CORSa IN ne REITREn