The evening world., 1894-09-07
REAL CUlpR|TS FREE,
Dr. Parkhurst Says Discharging
Captains Is Not Publication.
Martin, Sheehan and McClave, He
Declares, Are the Guilty Ones.
lie Promises to Give the Lexow
Committee More Startling Facts.

Without the lans, s,,, -, ,,s,o p.,.
m I,he.,, s's" VI haS.t' NtN'
~, Nharies H. Parkhurst and his wife
walked ashore from the steamship Ger
manic, which reached ber aock THE
r,or,,i,. NJ. 'eu he' "oeN ''''s
morning They were the very last of
Doctor and hi. ,r,t, ~. a,,aora. ~,
lit ~" VIC po'e e'''ene III
taeir tanned faces OF the beneficent
effect of their three months vacation
i'm Switzerland
Or -
''Ie ashore the DOCTOR was SURROUND
ed and heartily welcomed home by Il
Il, nil, ..,. nj,
y, n,r WIN reporters VINO were waiting for
He took I'M the recent actions OF the
Police rnr,n r .n 49, ', ,a 'a
uve commissioners NJ once anu saia.
When | left London they were just
preparing 90 start Cant. Devery's trial.
I ala mo, L,on. -, III, a,sn,is.,I e.,
t,o o'u r noe Knom vi hls a's ~, rom III,
hno ,,i io,os uIi.ii We 'ooh 'he put VII
'o M ,ysterua!;, ,,,
baan disnis ms Vi i''T ea','irs T nar ns :,
Gisch. us ,,ist o,, faa, y, eaetE
hh noas Win Gooa 9eai OF satistaction
tn shISe Wn e ,rrSt i"n,u II heceSs tirs
p.n Sum ~" ~ W. ne maH w e,i. III, g
ioe bP ~ seemed rose up IN arms
" . Ie,en no. mn, ,h,,,, /, T.. rmo,., o, Az.
,,ii Wv 49, ."iiih ~ ~ S W!in =, " Viz
cipilne these CAPTAINS! WIN II have the
erect e OF putting a STOP TO me evils IN
III. .ie DeI "a. tIlent Oh Which you nave 'oHi-
pia,ned ne was ASKED
no. what good VIII IL 40 TO cut on
lew captains, Screams anu ware
thnromyh,v S Mss S whst vaod aii II
t1norousmty u,seasea whas so9u WI r, IL
poison sun ren,aihs III i,e sSs,en;
rn so ~ IN WIN ihe aoaice t'epa mr
me poison IL sun mere, ~ course as
thoS S hiS %' the a.' ,h h %, rh 70 SO no
President. am glad that these corrupt
captains ana serseants nave peen uls-
missed But. mind you. l do not think
that TIA they are the most guilty ones In
sioners, do you not?" he was asked.
Il do he replied. II think that they
are the arch-criminals. OF course i do
not refer to the Commissioners who have
been recently appointed. | speak direct
N, though, of Martin sheehan and eN-
Commissioner McClave.
corrupt practices Of the captains they
have now disciplined long before l did
II they did not they were negligent In
the performance of their duty. III they
did they were acting IN coliusion VIII
those. captains and should be disci'
plined themselves"
Are you ready TO turnlsn more eNi'
dence when the LeSow Committee con-
venes aga n"
Yes, indeed, the Doctor replied, smil
ingly. 1.-THE nature of II / am not pre-
pared to disclose now, but you may say
that l think 1t Will be more startling
than any heretofore brought out
Did you read the report which supt
Byrnes submitted to the Commissioner
yesterday"
II just glanced over 1t. 1t seems &c
have been carefully prepared l did no.
read 1t carefully enough to express ar
opinion on 1t just at present.
He says the Excise laws are oeinf
II told him that, and proved 1t to hin
long ago"
He says that the houses OF lii-reput
are SO closely guarded by the inmate
now that 1t is impossible to get evidence
against them; A.,
Yes? Well, he must remember ina
It is not due to any heroic enorts Oh
the part OF the police mat they are 81
closely guarded now. However, we ma ma;
be able to help him obtain some eVi
dence." the Doctor replied. driiy.
Asked about the political OUTLOOK, m
said: ,
Il think Tammany viii VIII IL an.
| don't care whether he is Repupncai
or Democrat. Tammany can only o.
part of the people. 1t must be gen
eral revolt OF the citizens against ram
| many's reign of corruption, ana mel
, must vote any good ticket to overthrow
the tiger. be 1t Republican, Democratic
| Independent or anything else.
81 cannot see for the life OF me hov
any self-respecunG man can vote IN
again" he declared emphatically.