The evening world., 1894-07-30
CAPT. DOHERTY
WILL SQUEAL,
Positive Statement that He
Will Go Before the LeXOW
Committee.
WANTS The TRUTH KNOWN.
II Particularly Bitter Against
President Martin of
the Board.
DETECTIVES WATCH FOR HIM.
Has Made Arrangements to ideet
Lawyer Golf Tomorrow
Morning.
DETECTIVES WATCH FOR HIM.


even with the men who have tried to
ruin his reputation and who drove him
from the police force in disgrace.
The revenge ne contemplates will be
OF the most far-reaching nature.
He intends to tell his story to the
Lexow Investigating Committee. Not
only the main story of the reasons
which prompted the Police Commission
ers to single him out as a victim for the
whole Department, and TO explain the
hidden facts of his trial before that
body. but he intends to place the Inves-
tigating Committee in full possession of
all he knows of the inner workings of
the Police Department.
During the twenty odd years he was
on the force he came in contact with
queer people. Politicians, who now
rank high in the city, tried to run his
precinct for him, and, is claimed. be-
cause in later days he grumbled at be-
Ing tigurehead, he was kicked out.
Charges of bribery have been made,
and It Is said he is in position to prove
many things which. when laid before the
investigating committee and under its
| protection. Will make interesting read
ing.
In every sense of the word from now
on 1t is war to the knife, and the man
whom he is particularly interested in
Staying Is James j. Martin, President
of the Board of Police Commissioners.
Capt Doherty had an appointment to
meet his lawyer. Louis j. Grant. at =
O'Clock this afternoon for the purpose
OF having last consultation before going
before Mr.. Off, counse. to the Lexow
Committee. with the entire story.
The Captain, however, who Is stopping
at Atlantic Highlands, is very sick
man. He is still worrying over the dis
grace of his isnominious dismissal from
the Department. For that reason he
was unable to come.
His brother, Patrick Doherty, who
lives in Brooklyn, came in the Captains
stead. Patrick Doherty had been to the
Highlands yesterday. He saw his
brother there and the whole story was
gone over.
Then the Captain gave his brother in
Structions to come up to New York ant
convey the information TO ais lawyer ant
TO Mr.. Golf that tomorrow Cruesday
morning he would be on hand to tell the
Lexow Committee counsel all he knew
OF police matters.
"My brother. the Captain, Is extremely
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ne 'ea'i"es mat 'he Puohc thiaks III
may nave toia the truth rs wei as TO
nee commissioner Martih. lie peheVes
that the tide Of public opinion is chang
.hs arouiu 10 ms size anu he Is anxious
to have the full truth known.
ne VIII MOI conceal anything. NO
ehiy VIII ne taiN win reference TO III
own particular case Out ne mas othe
matters OF information "hicn MI Gol
WIN he glad to receive II his comb
uoh VIII at all permit ne VIII certainl'
be here tomorrow morning, and just a
certainlv ha will sea Mr. Cor
-
lawyer Hraht ) oiiice 10 III the ben
nett Building, corner of Ann and Mas
sau streets. and II was there that Can,
Da,,,, n, - ~,
boherty was 10 nave called EVcfSpod
in the building wonders what Detectiv
| Sergt Heidelberg was doing there Ia
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uay' as wen as on SATURDAY last' wheI
the Captain was also expected to cal
on hts counsel
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