New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28

.,.,. o-l talked n tenn for long time.
\, one would say VIII I the SUPER iih'r'','IS
wanted. hut II was UNDERSTOOD NM ' ~, 80 rars
co.e related ~ the police trials. NH'o"S ~ .s,
a,t aio the opinion was freely eNpresseu '"''
cx-Caprain D1hcriy would be rfinsIa,cu. -, ,,,a
II was learned YESTERDAY MAJ t,,, ,ne ,"' IL
Tr,tle or Tuthll was Gus Iuthl, an ~.
.'',,ri sn,rr" and poolroom hend II mas h.l
boon generally supposed that he operatri nun ,
b. Wall-st hut ne has played the races y Lea.
deal and may possibly nave W." ''''' ''''
for ex-Captain Dohcrty in that way. ,.,..
Tn. Grand Jury Will meet on MondaN' atter US US
r.Drs- and IT may b. called upon - 'o'''''e'
th" cases ~ Doherty Hook ana N''"i"
DoHERTY's STATEMENT REAFFIRMED
van stood in front Of Captain Doher'y $
h,,r.. 80. 735 Lexington-aye, last night "heh d
Tribune reporter cael he deposed Captain.
Good night" shouted one IF the men - the
biz ex-Cop,ain. "we'l be hau.ing 1n'Se '''''S'
back in few months. won't we g.,
Whatever Captain Doherty may have honSh'
o, the subject he said nothing bui quiety
s,,narlnfenI.d the storing ~ his persona! prop
.riv which had come from the LeOha'u-s''
"liave You heard. Captain that President
Martin SAYS he was meyer informed oy YOU Do
~ Mrs. Thur0w's being on those DondS' was
YES" he answered Il hear that Martin made
that statement but what said Is rue an 'le
came II ! were in Martins place ne auufus
and A police captain m trai ac'ustt nle u
su.h a thing and | were not guilty. II strikes
49,. u,.iI tun,u No and say That's not SO. and
r,1 CIV 3, with 4 good strong voice. too. ! uon |
,bInl &, would take me twenty four hours 10 ilhd
ont mat had been wrongly accused.
"Then YOU insist that YOU were not MISTAKEN
that vou di9 lay the matter before commissioner
.of course id. and the circumstance as
stated II on the stand was true in every par
tiruior | iii my best ~ cyade answering the
question because did not care 10 get my Su-
pcrior into trouble. but when the question was
n,, nv.rrulnl and | was compelled 10 answer /
could do nothing but tell the truth.
When asked # he had anything turther 20 say
a ., n,lica methods Captain Doherty said: AS
:, the Police Department or Commissioners /
hay, nothing to say. | am anxious, though' 10
defend nv manhood Every word SAID IN re-
gard ID the way | got the little money Wnlch
have was true ana II you Will look up the
rr,rds vou viii find that I'm the fall OF 1887 there
was much speculation going on; there were rapiu
changes i'm the stock market and | happened 10
tch II right" . ,,
Returning 10 the subject OF Martin ne said
81 w,ut IA aav nothing against President Marun
but IL does seem strange that he Shou1u haN
selected mo 10 break | was the representative
Tommanv captain on the force; was nameu ny
Martin himself for the pace-not at the request
of q man much better than he. by one agtiHsS
whom no one can say a word mean ltlCIIaLu
croker | was selected To be broken so that ne
cn,iG so,. SEE | am So thoroughly in earnest
about this Investigation. am 80 anxious % cream
mn matter, that don't stop even at men OF my
own selectlon:' that's the point MARTIN Is uyi"s
In make when he throws me over
Tho "brokcn' Captain added: II was SIN
Gle man this would not he SO mucn OF plow
hut with "A family Of eight children 10 look aller
IL becomes serious.