The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

sss,7,,r. over Sunday" said Miss
How did he look and act the Saturday
ana Sunday, Aug. and ST. asked Mr..
Wellman.
b lust as usual. They left for good
Moniay, Aug. {"
Inspector ConIin's Experience.
Inspector Conlin told his experiences
on the two occasions when ne escorted
Drs Hamilton and Fisher to the door
of the Devery house. where they were
denied admission. ,.,u
but would not allow him nor the ply
sicians nor Surgeon Nammack to enter.
Or Allan Mci.ane Hamilton corrobo-
rated Inspector Conl'n.s testimony, rii9 s
lice Surgeon Nammack sat by ana iis,
tened while Dr. Hamilton, with inc skli
OF a recognized expert IN mental ana
nervous diseases, dissected his thirteen
collective and subjective symptoms ana
drew The conclusion that tho surgeons
report was much NOR" alarming thah
the condition II described a.,
The symptoms described by DR.. nam,
mack in,licate only a slight rushing OF
blood TO the head, said Dr Hamilton,
"a condition the result Of excitement,
strain or wprry, hut not shsn a. co' 10
tiun as TO UNIT the man for business.
MIR. Wcllman urged that the trial OF
Cart Devery 20 on lie said that 1t was
plain the captain WAS dodging ;r.dl,
ana II not tried. now. II would be I'm
possible eyer Try ca him oH ana Twas VAS
dlflcult to keep the. others Ia bonnYs.
Then the Commission denied Mr.,
Elkus's motion for postponeinent III
col. Edward Z. James got back from
voting in the negative BECAUSE az ne
said.
No court in Christendom would refuse
. .postponement In a case OF ms kind
dercd to the bar whereupon Frederick Is.
House a1ked for nostponemcnt Tor
Glennon on the ground that G!tnn9n
dcfenyp, and the Captain was too III to
appear as a witness. This vas denied
Sheehnn again dissenting.
Mclaughlin 4" B.. Tried.
In explaining his dissent from the ac-
ton Of the Board. Commissioner Shoe
han exploded n sensational bomb. which
implied that charges were being pre-
Iaughin Commissioner sheehan said:
81 dissent because II appears that
when Supt. Byrnes saw Capt. Devery
and when the papers were served. he
that the witnesses might slip
away. thing there could he no harm
In that direction. for the same witnesses
who, appeared against nevsry VIII be
Inspector Mclaughlin
IT was I O'Clock. this afternoon when
all the motions were disposed of. and
then recess was taken, the I'VE triais
To be taken UP after luncheon.
Then capt. Cross, the laWyer-police-
man, advanced and asked for "A postpone
nent OF his trial on the ground that he
had been left without counsel hy me
line to examine and prepare detense
against the forty-six charses, partly be
cause he had been detained az "A witness
at Headquarters all day YESTERDAY:
The Captain. said he did not seek to
wade The trial In fact he oouited It.
md. wanted an adjournment only. I'LL
Monday Or Tuesday next.
Mr. Wellman, opposing; said that the
orty-siX charges boiled down amounted
'eally TO only Ave charges, and two OF
hese must be abandoned. because the
COMPLAINING witnesses had disappeared:
hink the handsome Captain had any
hing to do with II.
Commissioner Sheehan said he thought
apt CroHs's request was reasonable. ana
moved for an adjournment till Wednes-
law but he was voted down.
capt. Cross excepted, and then moved
hat he be given separate trial from |
granted. on the plan Of the five trials
II the sorgcnnts that went on yesterday
III at the same time.
President Martin announces that capt.
)eyery. Ward Man Edward Glennon.
apt Cross AMI Ward Men Smith and
5urns would all he defendants at the
'ame time. each witness being sworn
gain and again against ehch defendant,
nut being called to the stand but once.
Assistant District Attorney Wollman
aid discussing Commissioners Sheehan's
about lnspec or Mclaughlin:
I'VE did not put Inspector Mcl.auIh- |
in on trial with the other Eleventh |
'recinct captains. Devery and Cross, for
easons which cannot now divnlge.
II cannot say whether Mclaughlin |
\ III follow Deverc and Cross or not,
We-are in for ten days or two weeks |
II least. 1t will be time enough when |
he present cases are disposed of to talk
bout Inspector Mclaughlin.
II viii state that the evidence against
Inspector Mclaughlin II not nearly so
trong as that against Cross and Dev-
ry.
I'VE have,had mon out for some time.
nd they are out now. trying to get
violence against Inspector Mclaughlin.
"rhc inspectors friendship to Supt.
'yrnes can have no effect on his case"