The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-30
In. but sent him a note By
cd Of snperlntendent Byrnes's

see the CAPTAIN. but sent him note By
Roundsmsn Flood Of Superintendent Byrness
While Beardsley was in the room. Ward
Detective Michseis came to the door and
warned me to close up or would lie pu!leo
told Beardeley after the ward man wen. 49,
lie has probahly seen Flood give the note TO
the Captain. aud he thinks something is gong
VIZ on Tuesday. Jan. o, Bsardsley called
again. and said he could not do any business
Esh Se said AID and had 10 With
bytnes sst 6IP Rin Few SHs d %,ii cdt
NTnzfnSsf asked me Tor money, saving
6se T ybs io osT '' Tuesday MSnsnssr asked
me Tor :, $500 to * the court s a M
ssP S wR be eSt the sUS cbsP
him on Jan. 3 In the bank. He would be able
M The Captain in short 10 tine Inc bs me sand and
learned that the check had been cashed
'f SHnperin,endent Byrnes said that as soon as
he heard tho Mccarthy ROMANS story he sent
for CAPT. Haughey and asked him what ne
s SsS sSog b% but once and Ss that
Beardsley had asked him II was safe to take
some friends from Jersey to Lucy hh Sd vOi5sS
the place and would do 50 again. ,Roundsman
Flood Of the Central once was UNDERGOING ex.
bSr when vhS Sss civil
service examiner asked him to leave note
for him with Capt HauRhey. Flood did SO ana
that is how he came to DO mentioned In the
superintendent Byrnes SAYS he laid all these
ever wanted eome evidence to warrant the
statement Of Lucy Mccarthy The paying
fore the Grand Jury and testified to having
paid two OF the checks In question-the two
drawn to bearer He rewemser cSss about tat It
stopped and subsequently cnshed at the re-
quest OF the depositor who sent a note to the
Mr.. Byrnes said that the description Of the
man who got that money from the paving
teller answered that OF Beardsley. Mr.. Byrnes
can't see why the Grand Jury did not md
indictments They may be done with the
]. i, ID. Card, the forem an Of the Grand Jury,
called at Police Headquarters late yesterday
afternoon, after Superintendent Byrnes had
given out the statement, and tried to see the
surerntendept The layer had gone nome
hI II Viii 1 Ss observed that the only direct
charges made BY the Mccarthy woman are
against Beardsley and Munzinger. The other
hand. as having been used by Munzinger and
Neither Of these persons was to be seen last
night and the reporter had no better luck in
looking after Conrad NJ. Smyth and Justice
Grady. whose names; according to mccarthy
Beardsley used In getting money out OF her:
Lawyer Munznger has heretofore said that
the only checks he received from the woman
On Beardsiey's behalf It is stated that he
waited in the city until no learned on Satur.
day that the Grand ] ury had refused to act. and
ment W ich he had already delayed two or es
isys that ss @G Es be
day or tomorrow. and will then make a
statement This abatement. 1t Is said.
will be to the effect that he did not
get cent in whatever transaction
| took place. and that whatever money was
handled was not paid for protection The
Mccarthy woman. according TO this version.
was afraid OF being railroaded and Of going 10
| the Island. as Hattie Adams did. and Beardsey
acted as an agent for somebody else In hiring
Munzinger to prevent It,. Mr. Byrues says he
| understands that Beardsley was dismissed act
Saturday from his office OF Civil Service Ex-
aminer.
There was meeting OF the Board Of Police
justices at the Jefferson Market Court build:
ing last night, which began at O'Clock aud
lasted until 1915. Justice Grady was not
present. Il would ike to tell what
was done" one OF the Justices said
when II was over hut II was an executive
meeting. and l can't without violating my
word"
We did nothing but discuss routine bust
ness" President John J. Ryan said except TO
appoint n clerk" and with that he hurried
away and wouldn't tell the clerks name. No
one would tell what clerkship had been filled.
The section In the Consolidation act OF the
laws Of 1882 relative to the procedure for re-
moving police court chief clerks was taken
| into the meeting room.