The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
BYRNES CARRIES HIS POINT
THIS GRAND JURY ACTS ON LUCE
RCARTHY'S sTORE

MuusiuEer ana Rsard.Iey were ws-tss
Yesterday Anernoon-Their Lawyers Un-
dsrtsks to Produce The- IN Court
Thi- Is ths Case OF Alleged BIaoh.sii.
Superintendent Byrnes. not daunted by
the dismissal by the January Grand Jury
OF the complaint OF Lucy Mccarthy. that
she was induced to part with $1,000 in
checks. under an agreement that she
was to receive future police protection after
her disorderly house had been raided By Po-
lice Captain HauGhoy. reappeared yesterday
morning in the General Sessions building, with
view to having the complaint submitted to
the February Grand Jury. He had q confer-
ence with District Attorney Fellows who had
previously discussed the subject with Foreman
Oelrichs OF the Grand Jury. The result Of the
conference was that Superintendent Byrnes
was authorized to submit the complaint anew.
So he sent for Lucy Mccarthy. Capt Haughey.
and Acting Cashier Evans c. Ellis Of the Bank
OF the Metropolis. Superintendent Byrnes
took Lucy Mccarthy to the Grand Jury room,
and che told her story. Thon superintendent
Byrnes testified. and he was followed in turn
by Capt 1IauGhey and Mr. Ellis. After the
witnesses had testified they quilted the build
ing. Lucy Mccarthy going away with Deteo-
tive-sergeant McCloskey
At o'clock the Grand Jury entered Part I.
OF the General Sessions. Foreman Herman
Judge MARITIME who singled out one and read
1t. Then he signed two bench warrants and
intrusted them to Detective Sergoants Reilly
and Won Gerichten to serve. Ii was UNDER
stood that the Indictment charges grand lar
ceny in the first degree. Lawyer John c. Mum
Finger and Henry W. Beardsley. as alleged by
Lucy Mccarthy. received more than $4,000
from her in checks and cash under promise
that they would protect her IRON further raids
by Police CuttaIn lluuRhpy
Detective. Sergeant Won Gerichten went to
Munzinger's law office in l2lst street but did
not find him there. Detective Sergeant Reilly
went to the Office " Beardsley's counsel. Law
yer J. Frank Lloyd OF 40 Broadway. but
At 80 o'clock Lawyer Lloyd came 10 tho
General Sessions building. end made inquiries
said that there would he no didiculty in pros
ducing BcardsIey. as soon as he received reli-
Soon G aifcrward LAWYER Abraham levy Lev coun.
sel Tor MunzinGer, called at the District Attor-
ney's office, but he got no more satisfactory
inflicted 1i, or not. LAT Later in the day , he
Germ about MinzinGcr. because he. Law
yer Levy. would pledge himself to pro-
Judge MARITIME. lie mad not aeen Munzinger
YESTERDAY: he said. bur expected to see Mum
range for his appearance in court this morn
Ing In tho afternoon Tort Warden louis
Sao % the G Pcee OF 1GA ce and pna
visit to Police Commissioners Sheehan.
Judge MARITIME sat late IN court. not adjourn
bis chambcrs Assistant District Attorney
Weeks and LAWYER Abraham Levy Joined him
said that Mr. Weeks and Mr.. Levy had not vis-
tied hun in his chambers in regard 70 the re-
Icy. but Simply to discuss tho law points in q
case on trial before him. Then he went home.
night, they were not Brought before Judge
MARITIME or to Police Headquarters.