The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-25
POLICEMEN MUST WALK.
Forbidden TO RIDE OK USE TELE-
PHONES FREE ~ NEW YORh.
Must Pay as They Go, says ByTnes-Priee
and Martens to Hep'y to schmitt-
berger's Charges.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Superintendent
Byrnes to-day sent out an official notih-
cation instructing officers Of the Police
Department that on and after January /,
1875. policemen snail not ride free ON
street cars, nor shall they enjoy gratui-
tous use Of telephones telegraphs or
other institutions. 4 warning is append
ed that violation Of this rule viii be
committed a the risk OF dismissal from
the force.
Police Captain James X. Price, Of the
west Thirty-seveuth-strcet station, against
whom Captain Schmittuerser made GER
ain charges In mis- testimony before the
LcXOW Committee last week. went 10
headquarters to-day and got CLERK Stohe
20 look up the record OF his detallmeAl
as ward detective under captain, no" m
spector Williams, in the leuderloIH pre-
schmlttberger said in his confession that
Price was = collector for WiLllams.
books the dates and other data conceiu-
iue his service under Williams as ward
man. l. is said hc is preparing 20 de-
fence 30 ihc charges made by SchmItl-
captain Martens OF the East Thirty
nrth-strcet squad. is also quietly EtitlhS
ready 90 defend himself against Sthnhtt-
borgcr's charges that ne tMart"nsj F1h
roundsInan and sergeant, and thdt II cost
him $1,000 % b. made a captain.
MAY sUsrfND sCHNuTrBERGFR.
The Police Commissioners did not meet
to-day IL was expected they would nave
q special meeting 10 consider me conir'-
sion made before ihe Lex lW .IiiIN.., iii...'. ,''
last Friday by captain Schmiitnci-r':
which charged Inspector Nhham7 ana
MrAvOy with corruption.
Al the commissioners We're 'dl htdi-
quarters during The day Dat d. was ne
ridrd there would hc no meebhg uhii
next Friduy Superintendent IyrucS was
in consultation with Commisslontr Mui-
ray late this afternoon, ana inspector
Williams had conference Win conn,
,iOucr Shcehan. What was discussed ne
tween NIr. ByTuCs and Mr. Murray CpulI
not De- learned. and Commissioner Sht"-
han and Inspector Williams refused 10 say
ANYTHING about tLeir conference.
President Martin said there was ho'hIt5
u.y So f3r MS could Ice earned. the
board viii. AZ IT'S meeting on Friday next,
take some action concerning me genera
charges OF corruption ana hrheiE Hiaue
by Captain Schmittberger
C0nlprnIIC SrhmIttherg"r. comm -loh-
cr Sheehau said tnis afternoon mat li ile
case of the TenderlOin commander came
up before the board he "quiI certainty
vote 10 suspend him from dutF.
81 Was DIpOsCd TO SufumunlNE captain
Crocdon back on duty Do" SAID. ANA
win take the same position in S'nmlit-
p
inc committed crimes are not in my
opinion, ft 10 act as police officials.
GIrnnon MAY Confess.
NEW YORK, December 2i.--hN-N ard
man -. Glennon, who was aurrend..ci
bv his bondsmcn on saturday has failed
AS Vet to secure bail, and is locked u9
in the T0mbs. There lS Fulu0f thar
,uonnon is willing to ten what he knows
of police blackmau, and his part i'm the
COLLECTION OF ~. II ne is given assurance
that the charges against him will not be
urcsscd number OF witnesses are be-
iug examircI in the District Attorneys
once as 10 minor matters concerning pros
pective police indictments. The usual
ar of secrecy is Being maintained by
those who have any part in Ihe matter
Al Is said that a biz batch OF indictments
duplicating important people VIII be or
dered after Christmas.