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

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CAPTAIN O'CONNOE.
taken straw bail from Mrs. Thurow. Captain
Doho,,v =, nrs. refused to answer. Then when
cor,nelled - do So he leaned forward In his
chair and with terrible earncstness said to MIR
Martin: Il d!d report # to YOU. Mr.. Martin ana
Won know H. | toa You that there would De
scandal about 4 sooner or later. and asked yo"
- have the sergeants transferred
Commissioner Martin didn't move muscle
when fhe.c words were thrown IN his race nor
would he shy anything about thorn or THURSDAY
,,, l,v t,.y were uttered Yesterday. how
o,.- a,,or thinking oyc- them fr twonty-four
hours H.. denied the captains statement,
.can,ofn poher,v never told me about Mrs
Thurovy's bonds" hc said to a Tribune reporter
,,s,c-sav "fIs statement was absolutely false
u I had known about r.. those s"rg"anis wo"ld
have ben dismissed from the force
why did you 10; say this y"s'erdAy' was
asked .,.
81 1n No., suppose anybody believed Captain
,Ao...,s ,,,,.mcn,." was the response u the
COMMISSIONS ,,.
-rh,. makes the issue clear and distinct Either
c,,,.,,.s,oue- Martin or ex-caPtain Doheriy has
.., , f,i.eno.I. and Doh"r'y was under oath.
., ~ ,,,,,in.s denial g. true. ~ explanation ~
,. ,.,,rse is necessary l. u g. part ~
.t...,. "hluN" the President = IN" Ponce
u..rd IS PLAYING desperate game.
Worms Will turn ani convicted captains may
'sqleal"
+, D,, Louis J Grant cx-Cap'ain DoherN' =
,.,,,... ,nimatel yesterday tali T." 'N-''p'"H
bad l..n driven 2, desperation. l1'" !" inc
afternoon. after hearing about commissioner
Martins denial. Mr. Grant male N" s'sn'h '"'
s'"'''"''' .,, .t.t,. e,r, yyh,, soe
mas ''@" '' o.. tr ,..-,, r,4sible
BIN . pI'i.r' "'' '.'
way. .,,,.u,,
II MAY MEAN " ~
This wns interpreted "' 49,. .,..,, .,
y 70 "'''" '''"' 49,. ,,,r,,I,c. ., the
max ''"" 49,. 81, ,,,.,. tho,, II
Police p'p" "''"'". ,t,s no
Captain p'"''', ,..,.,.,t ,,,.,.s,i,,
would Hh''""'''' ''' '''
story. 49, ,,,
Mr. Grant 'NP'' ,,....,,,, n,,or,,
supreme Court would r''nSl''' 'i'''''
H. s,id that H. intended - take lhnl"Ilat'
.,s ., SECURE a writ ~ c"rtior1r'.
,.. r,,.r.ct-Atf,ruey Francis /. We'll
NHSl''i"' ~ , W. o,
man was not In tn" city N"''''l'N' VI ~
| ,.oo ,h, * assisting him In tae prosecution ~
a,.,,ls ,,s busy all day Yesterday OK
police oU'4aiN Voc 49, 49,, ,.,o,
/ aiming witnesses. lie d"'''''' ' ~" '
officers would be tried next o''''r '"'
T., .,.,. s,il about Dlstrlct-At-
H'S''' ''''' ,.,.. -t,a,ias and
totn't oH '"'' ,. .,,.
Stephenson. against p''h '' ""''' 49,.
made before the LeXow nmittre' "N1"' "rN'
A, ., account ~ trials before the
De M"uS"' ~ , ,, ,,o,r
Police Cpmmissi ncIS WI" an r' .,.h
however The trial ~ 'N-N "h M"" ''''"''"
: ,.,., f,r bribery i'm General Sessions. VIII "e-
=, , a,d n,,h Mr. Wcuman and Mr.
slA Oh ''''"'' - Cha, .,s. f,r several
Osborne VIII De engage" ~" ' IN -
DAYS II IS expected that formal ch"rF'S wiz ~
a., .o,,rs, other captains next week. 50 that
'.-t , ,rIais can he held early N The following
i
W." ,.,, go. ,,u,rrrps
TO GET RID or Ut W
rho mimi was raised yesterday Whc'heT '''
80" ,..,, ., t,, nrst the five ser
Commissioners "'''"''N ~ ~ ,ou.,,sd
Feants ana Two patroIheh VIM
| -, v,rongdong by the testimony IN "N-O"p'i'"
Dohcrty's trial Commissioner Martin SAID III
H"'''' m. a., ,r,, those men were
regard 20 mat i"' '"~ . .ho,r
/ susp.nlcd and charges ordered "F"'"'' '
-. ,, -,.,n that thoy are 10 have precedence
80 Ina ,ri.d II urqrs merely that we
-, a. - tho drnartmcnt Of all guilty officers.
l'u INV ~" ~, ,,nn violence against one H. secured
n''' ho ,r IN .nv way he Will be called upon
~ ,,nd ,ri,I | cannot say what cases Mt
/ Wu,,ar intend. 10 take up next, but should
thlnk That the charges against the captains