New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
DO YOU know anything 10 the

WAS costello hit by McLauehln vita hrass |
ihat he had been struck with brass knuckl@s II (
WAS undoubtedly something bcsGe3 Il MA" " '''
'" Tbares r busgy. Of Long Island City, was aed
lie was Gos'oos ayysT h at The me n he INK
ing lie said he had known Costello i1r Iiiteen /
yearS I4 o had heard that Costello was in trouble
I'm tho Tcinbs Police Court When ne saw MN Nv
'rhorc we're cuts on his nose and face, ana r,s
clothes were covered with mud. Duffy told low
hinn The charge AGAINST Costello was mutildton
Of evidence IL abstractne The cer',nc"t6e ,, Sin
rol"e station Duffy said he had accused Nc +
lared hat costello had received his injuries in his
cell at the Od slip police station III " "'"'''' va
3D. WHY aid not Costello prefer charges against
NcIaughlin Awe talked ii all over ana Sd'i ny,
to the nat ba w0 cCst eli allegations
would he opposed by those Of ms assai1his
tha; he would have poor case Judge Nhi;e WA was
The Justice before whom we wonlG havc appiya' ~
Al things considered: we maze UP our minus WV
best thing to do was 20 drop IL.
TIE IMMUNITY THAT CLUBBERS HAVE.
rbis evidence prompted Mr.. Goff to remark that
n civil damage action by Costello against Nlild'N'
or Mcl.aughlln would have amounted 10 "o'i'"7'
as under the present law the city could not De
held RESPONSIBLE for clubbing given ciuzch ny d
policeman The policemen Of the city ne y s1e:
MINES and !, Was difficult matter to get CO.
lectable Judgment against them. lie then clle3 a
y Citizen not long ago Williams had never PAID
The verdict Mr Moss in ' nsom same cOS saGCn
asairs, a policeman named Schelle1bcrser stanton
was struck the nose by ScheilehnerS5 W." ~
ewes and ears In the action FOR damaGes WAS 10
be the curious spectacle or the & mS
Counsel at the citys expense defending tne Tiu,
her. who although indicted by the Grand jury
Michael Stanley. Mr. Costcros bookkeeper at
the time OF the assault wa the heTr Wl. stoiio
rom beginning TO end substantially az Mr.. COS
telo had told it, The interesting i eatnre Oh n,S
evidence was the narrative OF the suck mSn me-,
in which IN, two detectives in the plot, WIN ana
under the direction OF Williams ana Nc laus h,,
the richt OF the assault from Police Headquarters
10 the Old slip station
VILE POLICE TRICK
1T was about II O'Clock" said Stanley, when
we sci out for the Od slip station We got o"
at Hanover square. on the way down the de-
tectives suggested that / get bonds for Costello
After a little more talk ii was suggested that
so to Judge Duffy. who. the detectives SAID, hVel
at the stevens House in lower EIoad~;ay, IN, a'lI
the suggestion was made IN good i9th ana hho"
ing that could get back to the Od sip sia'loh IN
detectives ard went TO the Stevens House was
toIS wbcn rot there that Judge Duffy had moved
heard OF as staying at TIE Astor House. | hnr,
r!ci up TO the Astor House and could not Ind
Judge Duffy and then went back 10 the ola slip
station. think more than twenty minutes
had elapsed from the time left Mr. Costello al
house. l found that in the mean tim Costello
had been Hammered almost oTt o. ,h staon
tried NJ" 10 81 get 10 him. but MSLaushn intercepted
DIE sesrcSei You? Were YOU under arrest rest
A.-No indeed, / SAID To- Mci.aughin, " hat u3 .'1
What il ali means" Then he said to an orderly
open the door" afer which, turning me- he SAID
Q-Was costello sober that afternoon and even
in S3rsn 4 to oseS' ws then put upon the stand
Il sai that prior T. the Noycmner aii1'f IN, ne Hi
iaush..n had nor than once ackn wicdg,i r., re-
help in securing his cdcl-4rgh.inr' Gap'hah.Y. ~
II" NNilliamsi should teH all he knew about COS
te.lo The latter would WISH he never nai been Dora
NOW LET WILLIAMS TAKE THE STAND.
o.-What have you to say to that, Mr.. Costello?
A-With The permission OF the committee. invite
INSPECTOR Williams t. take this wltness-cha!r and
tell all he knows about me. II he has the aAI'c'N
to state anything about me that woIll make me
out anyt hing but an honest ana trlthiuI man, j.
promise have him indicted by the Grand jury i'F
perjury. 49,. ,u.,,. ,,.,o-,
OF the friction between himself as Door -PD''9,n,
/ and the T,mmanvizel Fire Department IN lsN
As soon as ne -, 70 ns @@Hns Nrhnc Crane con-
ctved thc idea Of getting a similar book Cfame
Illustrated with borrowed cut ana nam'i p''
Fre IaqNes; 11,na D' bHran T., gtl.z. his pun
with the Fire Department t. get out u dep h'i.
clasblng a. nearly every turn In me market among
he orsren Cos,el.o said ne tried to assert hs
rights. ana maxi the Flre Department stand by -
his contract WIKI he dcpartmeni ahE 81 I''e ~
ne had been subjected to 10 Richard Croker. Wl22
was A Fire Commission when MI Co.,e'lp nag
started our with his book venture croker pam
Then Mr Moss read vouchers from the volunteer
Fire De2armeni ana ir9n ,c olt. had d"s.; hon
orably win the and that al ',rr 1csouo. C M
te'o - teu Of a Revolutionary expedition he w's
! connected with that went - ireland 4 s'o' many
years ago u throw of the bIIuah Hoh'.
THAT ILI~sTARRED KEvOLUTIoN.
Q-You were made prisoner FOR that Ayes
! was sentenced to prison for twelve years r.
gained INV liberty through a treaty between the
United States and Great Britain. known as the
Warren and Costello treaty.
Q-Were you ever pounded in British prison
! A-N0. / was handed with 4 great deaI oil Hs'''
but / never was matreaied; ,,, ,,s
Senator Bradley remarked that he was airaia Cos
te.lo not full-booded CeIi II ne nAa pc .;
unce pan" ssid h.Te "2Ga y YaEe b pef Nv
have it understood that share those sentlms .s
am no. only Celtic Irlshman. but am cam
Ole Irishman. and anything Ike murder IL extreme
~ repugnart 10 me. H.. . r,.hr
color" HIS name wa Samuel J. Young. ana ne
4 gave his homo as Wllimdntlc Conn. aged forty
iagt AprI he came to NewYork on the request u
George Appo. who took INN 10 see Al S'9hh ana
600 for a box which. he believed contained 500 IN
200! rnoney-"over-issue moneS l0uhs 1pia ANA.
~ nat did you ana in the DoH' ASKED '"''e
Dan" Bradley. - H.. o,o.,,,, h,. ,,,s,
plain paper.
THE GrILELEss YOUTH OF FORTY YEARS.
O-You didn't open the box as soon as you got
u2 A.-No waited til next day.
How old are you?" blurted out Senator O'Con-
Forty 49,. ana, o.,oo,o, %
get So 800 in good money for $3oO?' asked me o'I.
ator from Brcome look OF proiou"n ''Ss"''
| overspreading his lace.
"Tell I haven't any sympathy for such people
/ "a YOU said Senator O'COnnor The law ought
TO take hold Of you Just as quick as IL noeS oi inc
lyon had never been in NewYork before. ] take
/ If" prowlcd "Inclc Dan .
N..No" was the reply. Young then skunk out or
/ the courtroom in company with AppleBate. the
J. cherry headed cx-"grecngoods' man , +,