New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
.,.,-s,ons were said to exist testified that they
policyyo,bing suspicious at any time Inc case was
then closed
r,v,vc TO GET Mr.. GOFF TO SERVE.
,,rs srrvART SMITH AND DIR. PARK
,,,,psr CONFER WITH HIM AND THE
coM,uTTEE-,N EARLY SETTLE
,trNT PRORARIE.

coMM1TrEE-AN EARLY SETTLE
MENT PROBABLE.
49, mr. parkhurst yesterday took an active
-. In two conferences designed 10 bring ABOUT an
pseroent between the state Senate COMMITTEES. ap-
as 80 investigate the Police Department in this
P. I'd John W Golf. who was appointed ms one
','' -" counsel for the investigation but who has
% ,r declined to acs with W. \. Sutherland in
49, ,rou,rv concerning police interference with the
,o.,ons In company with Charles stewart smith
~ porkhurst went to Mr.. Gon's ONCE IN hroau-
20. in the forenoon and talked with him apon'
",,,drawal or modification OF the fifth CONDITION
", ,or,b recently ny the lawyer In letter 10 the
y ,o,, 30 Tho committee. The condition was:
"rir,b-1'hat counsel be not restricted or limited
- ,he scoqe Of the investigations but should De Tree
to purs nS nertnent to tn letter and spirit Of the
,o~olution appointing the committed
,-otber condition upon which Mr.. Gof said that
MS Willingness 10 act as CouHsel III Tue NeH'isd'io
amended the following:
"Th;rd-That | should have the privilege OF Sc
,sc,inc associate counsel. with the approVal ot the
committee ,... l., 49, -
,,oirt,rent Of Mr.. Sutherland
w- Gon was Informed yesterday that the COM
,,tee at the conference at Albany on THURSDAY
had objected to the NTH condition on the ground
cha, II would mean q complete surrender OF power
by the committee but the comIntesS au 70. on
iect to the other conditions Mr. Cor exPreSSsd
Snrst and Mr. Smith In modification OF the ohen-
slve condition. x.,-, NJ, c,,,, o,,
cE 3liss went 10 the Hotel Metropoie and had
another conference with the commtte Senators
NV O'Connor. Cantor, Saxton: bradley ana
pound were present, Senator Robertson haylns
bsen called awsN by another appointment me
cSneerence was behind closed doors but II was
said to be arccabe and satisfactory 10 a.. OF the
Ten present DR. ParkhurSt said, Last night:
% take The position Of counsel for he commitiee
~ w,,S honor and without fur nor delay: MI Snitn
W." w vii bave another conference with Mr.. con
o." eo-rorrow morning. There r.aly has Der cm;
~ Gifriru,.y between Mr.. COT and tn commit.
on ,hat was the -eadNg out II one OF ne conGOns
a N .aning oiffsrcn- from that when We ih,v,.u
convev Il has been taken 10 mean that NJ Con
yopld have absolute charge or ~ lnV'SteaI,u .
AZ we desired was that he should nav me sun
rnia ion 70 the committee that leWE'T N d" = ~
Hj,orv sui. at law mas 10 his client. II MI s1ir
% c,rsents 70 go on with the inv.sugatloil ar
~. icc,trv rela,iva TO police int rference Is Con-
Med he VIII have amp i'm 10 max ,; peraI
~, 1 md will have the prvileg t. seec' HIS ieS'
to,,. In working up the case .
a,fs,,hers Of the committee last evening" WcIe no
MI "a repeat what had been said az tlle con
nre in tn afternoon, but TRIBUNE reiDoIle,
i.rs,,red that Mr. Sutherland would continue i" , h
az - The counsel for the committee ana ,,. oI
orntee would retain full contro OF the 'h'eS'isd
zion 10 the end -. ,ossior rrohablv would
.,rne from, 1890 a. m. until ) p m as theIS :
CON- severe important witnesses 10 - eEi,n!me i
~ rne Of inquiry will be similar TO that loo"eu
Yesterday.