New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12
ALL SERENE, SAYS WELLMAN.
HE DECLARES THAT THE INVESTIGATION
WILL NOW GO ON SMOOTHLY
HIS SATISFACTORY CONFERENCE WITH MR.
GoFF AND Mr. MoSs-MRs. THrROW TELLS
HER STORY AGAIN-sHE HAS BEEN
ANNOYED SINCE TESTIFllNG
BEFORE THE LEXoW
COMMITTEE.

number Of the witnesses who are to testify De-
fore the Police Commissioners against cdi''"'a c.
other members of the force In the pehulns i"Neo"
oo,io, were at the office Of Assistant District-At-
torney Wellman yesterday and were que'.'0I,u "
advance regarding the testimony faiio" ',""'
tho hoxnaker who refused to say anything aoou'
his testimony or Tuesday did not go near Wv
office and was said TO be still opSuha'e' o"' ~
Wellman declared that he was taking measures ~
bring RYAN to terms These may Include the III
dictment of Ryan. 1870 49,
~ ,rA,ro,v ono Of the witnesses before the
Iaxow Committee who appeared to be under 'he
snecal protection Of the committees cOu''se'' m''
advised to stay away from MT VIENNA" IN
again Yesterday but after Mr.. Neiinah Hau '
with Mr. Golf and Mr.. Moss about her case '"e'e
was an agreement that she might tel hei ''o's
in advance to Mr. Wellman. AFTER 'n's CON-. aS
with Mr. Golf and Mr.. Moss, Mir. Ne''i''"" '.'
,ba, fhcre would be further interference VII %
mart OF Mr. Moss with the Witnesses anu ''I ~
Investigation was goinG ahead WITHOUT i-' ~
,h,a Nv Cor said that Mrs. Thurow was under
the protection of the committee because s"' "@(
no, to,d ell OF her story and had been suopoenaeu
81 annear before the committee again on september
10 Since her first appearance as witness oeIo''
The committee she had been subjected 10 "'i"'s
apce and had reason to think that the ponce "'''
trying to draw her into some trap 49,
In regard to the case Of Mr. Ryan, MI Moss
saIa: while the Police Commissioners nave 'ne
power TO compel the attendance OF "''eSSeS a.
actual trials of policemen, they have no power 10
con,nel the appearance of witnesses for preliminary
examination previous to the trials. told Ryan
that while his lawyer had given him good legal az.
vice vet to save trouble for him in the iutuIt, II
might be well for him TO go ana see MI. w i
Sens tor LeXow yesterday expressed 'ne 0rn 49,,
that bringing witnesses 70 the l)iStrict neS
office and questioning them in advance OF ther aP
rsarenre before the Police Commissioners Wou'd
have the effect u deter witnesses from appearing
before the committee in September ne aiso s.,i
he could not understand by what autnolt'! ~ ~
Wellman, who IS now acting as an awe s!!, - Az
Police Board and rot as an Assistant
tornev could make use of subpoenaS OF tile en-
inal court TO bring the witnesses 10 MS OinNc 40
preliminary examination. " -, , ,,,,,
Mr. Wellman SAID 10 reporters that ne va D rI
ing use of the usual Grand Jury subpoenaS, when
morrow and be willing 10 talk he said ,,..,..
Mr. C;off received a subpoena yesterday ureClI's
him TO appear before the Grand Jury anu hs a., 80
The checks belonging i,yan that were IN ms pos
session He went over 10 the Distrct-Attorhey
office having the checks In his possession out WIS
not called before the Grand Jury. -,
several cases ready but he al not expect % move
any of them for trial before the &on,ns S,e'oyS
until the latter part Of next week IL was hS ~
nectatjon he said 10 try cases before inc ON
rissoners three days or eacn week VII ~, ~
was ready to begin the trials: captain - Noh no.
was at the Office OF Mr.. Wellman yesteTuaE.. ou'
the object of his visit there was not eXpiaIhtu
When MIR Wcliman left his office in the afternoon
ne went TO Police Headquarters and haa co'Su''a-
ton with Superintendent Byrnes; ,,.., -,,.,r
President Marin and Mr. Wellman V!slteI Mayer
Gjlroy yesterday in relation 10 the approaG nlng
trials Neither the Mayor nor f!eSlienI 81,
about the City Hall Yesterday was that the Mayor
advised that the prosecution OF denuuent ineiHoet'
of the force be proceeded with resard.eSS u o.
stacles