The evening world., 1894-07-30
TO INDICT
POLICEMEN.
True Bills Expected to Be
Handed in by the July
Grand Jury.
commissioners CASE SLATER
Ex-Capt Doherty Likely to Tell
His Story to John W.
Golf To-Day.
WON'T Be THE SCAPEG0AT.
He Means to Got Satisfaction Out
Of the Men Who Have Dis.
gracsd Him.

Tn. Grand Jury IL was said thi.
morning. will probably be DISCHARGED
Wednesday. II is expected that indict-
rn.nts viii h. ra,urnad ar.,ns, sa,,nra,
menus wiz oe re,ui"eu against several
secret closely guarded by the attaches
- ~. I,,,,.,,t A..,,.,,. 90.
VI TIC '-FN''oines o''.e.
II can be depended upon, however.
that the July Grand Jury will not con-
slider the cases of any Of the Police
s,uer 'he GASES % any Vi 'he rohee
commissioner Al the same Time IL is
not improbable that the August Grand
Jury will INQUIRE into the charges made
WI, .'d"ie ~ .e Hau.
oei' re the hexo~ Cohhhi..ee against
ex-Police Commissioner McClave. After
me .use 10 u'spos.u y. n'' 'o''"e' 'o''
leagues VIII oe taken up
Before the day is over Lawyer John
w. Con. counsel for the Lexow Investi-
r.,.. III, 49,. A., 81,
eating Committee, VIII Know the full
extent of the evidence which, 1t Is al
legged, ex-Police Capt Doherty proposes
to. give against high police oficials ana
others. The Captain Is coming on from
| Atlantic Highlands. He will see his
1t is part of the programme that he Will
see Mr.. Goff and tell all he knows.
The story is much bigger than peo-
pie Imagine said Mr.. Grant to an
Evening World" reporter. 1--WE have in
hand hair a DOZEN ae,d.,,ts shnw,n.
h1ack a % q ram Dahurt paying shs
" tt.t ~ EaP.. DSneT.y "ss pau
houas.ar reSts oe, ,,i,h nes NJ Hns, hi &C.
rstner 1,iii -e m1" n,th h, MI tnra ,S Ss
a ~ n VIII rSst WIN nm peiure tt ne
gay Gay Is ove ,h ana ne is not tne man Ito 90
r losu ."e sIsn.est oppo.'uniS' re WI,
ss t,,ih haro ho H'a''er WHO 'he o'o"
4
MI S[ah I5 aumt t ,n.s imPrnins tnat
ne nag neid conference Win M. ION,
sact. 'haS ute aher,y Newnr en s az nne
Ing &c, COMMITTEES counsel; i is mainly hy
n dor sne PurpSse OF seeing MN that ne
CONES Mr G Sp 'G o. rsticent over the matter
IheIe is a kina or lurR,ng rear ~ ms
t MN, ina. d, inc rast oln mems, some tnih h
ins; 30. ~ ~i ajIs OH" TIC "''"es' may oe
h s a' ne has
OF. u not. the names of the persons who
A' AThe sae''' af,davits," Mr. Grant said,
chain hs,I OF evidence which Mr.; Eon Is pre-.
parihg, rersohany' ! "omIa hKe 10 give
World, but too many things depend
upon their suppression at this time. All
! am personally interested In is the re.
I ''s.o S'S''o - S"p'' 'sSb a,o ~"
! VIII ne easily accomplished HIS trlal
was farce. Hs was charger with re-
ceiIins brl6e OF 70 from Mrs. IhuroW
ara found guilty OF iinerent crime al.
ttosetner, that OF al.owins ms sergeants
10 accept the wotnins BOND Tor the
girls arrested. ion might AS well try. a
man Tor larceny ana CONVEX MIN tor
MURDER. w
! Ihe tact was Freely proven thai
when the captain found out his ser.
geants were DONG TINS thing he went al
once to the head or the Police Depart
ment. PRESIDENT Martin, ana asked foI
inc removal or me men. DoheTty
sswears he asked Martin to do SO and
believe his statement every time as
! against me other. II ~ mad not been
true then Martln would Undoubtedly
nave denied !. IKE man az tne ume,
morning, and after that ] VIII better
KNOW now rnucn, any OF me INSIDE
STORY, can make PUBIC. uhtil linen
DC not care 70 say any more. VIII say
however, tnat lhe eVIuence OF bribery
ana pacKmaii on the psrt OF other ON
Gals Is, IN my miro, very strong
When mr. Grant was SHOWN the
story puonsned IN tne morning papers
that Gus Tuthill. the eroker, who
Capt. Doherty says made $22,Wo FOL
him In few months, had been seer
at Coney Island In charge or two New
York detectives who practically hat
him under surveillance, he said:
II have not the slightest doubt abou,
the truth Of the story. 1t Is IN full