New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
GLENNON WAS ON HAND.
CAPTAIN DEvERY, HOWEVER, STILL HAS
A VARIETY OF "SYMPTOMS
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS DECIDE THAT NJ
SPECIAL INQUIRY NEED BE MADE INIo HIS
ILLNESS AFTER ALIs-TRIAL OF THE
FIVE sERGEANTs SET FOR
NEXT WEDNESDAY.


NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Although the Police Commissioners on wednesday
nos,noned the trial Of Police Captain Devery and
n,ao,,,o Clennon on account Of the alleged ser-
o,s ulness ~ the CAPTAIN. the lawyers Of the ac-
cuseJ men appearei at the Central ONCE at ~ a.
m Yesterday the time which had been SET io' '''c
trial and Gennon was with them " men 'onP'"'
clerk Peterson announced that the trial hal been
postponed Indefinitely. the lawyers Insisted 'hat
record be made that Glennon mad appeared re'''
for trial Then they went away
President Martin. OF the Police Board; Shp'rin-
,endent Rrynes and Assistant Distrlct-Attorhey
Welman had consultation early in the Day anu II
was decided 10 defer the trial Of Devery ana ''leh-
non for sufficient time to enable the captain 10 re-
cover his health Devery was said TO pe sim IL
bed AT his home Mr.. Welman wanted TO proceed
against another captain, but Mr. Martin wanted hrs'
to dispose of the cases Of the five sergeah'' unue
srspenslon Commissioners Martin. Murray ann
Sheehan held an executive session from II a IN uh
D. m Superintendent Byrnes and Assistant DIS
trlct-Attorney Wellman were present during inc
mee;lrg Captain Devery's illness was discussed
and Police Surgeon Nammack. who Is attending the
captain. and who has certified that he Is seriously
ILL., appeared before the Commissioners
The Board OF Surgeons was having meeting III
the same time to qppOln; committee 70 make d"
special examination Of Captain Devery. The COM
missioncns after hearing Or. Nammacks statement
rescndeI the resolution WHICH wa ''''f''' -"
Wednesdays meeting directing a special examina-
ton OF the captain.
The Commissioners suspended from duty withou,
pay Patrolman jeremiah ) Levy. Of the iiishbrdge
squad. who recently tried in General Sessions
for bribery. the complaint OF Captain kruin' the
Chrystle-st barroom keeper. and in whose case the
jury disagreed. Levy who Is now under bail. would
Re sus ende until IA tqc~ orders. conmi soner Mar
tn said, and efror, would De made TO have MN
tried again at an early day.
The disagreement ~ the jury in the Levy case
& mmss.oaer MuIrai sail. "was due 10 "A IA PIE u
dice. Through the fundamentally Of one Juror two
others he'd for acquittai bur a. nine Jurors be-
lcyed him guilty. the presumption - thit ne IL
guilty. and Tor that reason he was suspended
superintendent Byrnes IN tn" afternoon submitted
to President Marin the charges which were pre-
pared BY Assistant District Atone WT d,,n
Charles \. ParkeTson. OF the East Thirty -nftn-st;
squad. and Felix Mckenna. James W. Jordan and
were formerly under Captain Doherty and accepted
the bonds Of Mrs. Augusta Thnrow. The charges
GERS conduct Injurious 20 the pubic peace and wei.
fare and what * technically known as Illegal
There are ten specific complaints against Sergeant
ixHa CiarT e IS chorse Oh vr as, with
asking and receiving certain fee and conpensa-
tl'n iof 3in'ar service by Mn.,n - nrai' aN NJ
Tor The women q her house.
There are thirteen charges against Sergeant
I.!cbers. They cover from August . to November
y ~ AZ year. anl a,lege that ~, serseAnt re-
Sergeant jordan gets OF the Nghtest OF al. He
has only four charges In Sergeant Felix Mckeunas
is alleged h. received money from Mrs. Thuiow
arc october - ami November H. 1888 Serg eaat
Parkrrson has also six charges AGAINST HIN.
The accused sergeauts were summoned to Head
quarters wher" the oAarees we're served upon them
yesterday afternoon They VIII be- called Tor trial
Wednesday. August L.. az lu
The charges against Manon AMI Meyer; ne eX-
failing 90 suppress Mrs. Thurow's house. have been
prepared. bit those officers Will not be placed on
trial f0r some time
captain Max Srhm'tberger. uho has been 81 since
Tuesday removed from MS home. No IL East
SlXiy-:irst-st.. yesterday morning. 20 MS summer
house at Rockwell. on the south shor" - Lone Isl
and he vas better and q was expected that he
would rapidly recover his health In the country.