The sun., 1894-02-01
HERE IS MORE BLACKMAIL.
SISTER M'C1RTHY, DR.. PlRKHURsT
,shFs, rs BACK NUMBER.

| Col. FsHsvvs Has Several IntsrestisG vie.
ttors, None or whom Is Ready 60 Disclose
uts Husins-s-ResrdsIey's Defenee-Jus-
tice Ryau Says Clerk Smyth Must SO.
There was much mystery around the Dis
trlct Attorneys office. yesterday superln-
tendent Byrnes set the attaches OF the Office
trrSing by calling about los O'Clock and In
| uuiring for Col. Fellows. Col. Fellows was lot
| In. so after instructinR Detective Sergeant
| Won Gerichten to ring him up on the teleph one
as soon as the District Attorney appeared. Mr..
Byrnes went away.
He hadn't been gone ten minutes before DR.
Patkhurst and LAWYER Frank Moss entered
the building. Both waited until Col Fellows
came. and then entered his private ONCE and
had long talk with him During the talk
Assistant District Attorney Weeks was sent
for.
The next visitor to set tongues wagging was
Police Commissioner sheehan Mr.. sheehan
had a short consultation with Col. Fellows.
and then he left
To SuN reporter Mr. Sheehan said that his
visit to Col Fellows's office had nothing to do
with the Mccarthy case His visit was impor-
tant. he said. He had Intended to present
some facts to the Grand Jury. but had not got
down town in time. On Monday he will go be-
fore tho Grand Jury.
DIR. Parkhurst said: II cannot tell what Mr.
Moss and visited Col. Fellows about to-day"
When asked II 1t was in relation to the Nc
Carthy case, he said with smile: Sister Nc
Carthy is n back number now. IL has nothing
to do with her. Still / will not deny that it is
case Of blackmail We have submitted the
case 70, Col. Fellows and may go before the
Grand Jury on M9nday."
Henry W. Beatd-ley returned from Iexing-
ton, NJ, yesterday and went directly to the
office OF his lawyer. where lie prepared the
following statement oi his connection with the
Mccarthy case:
Relative to the Mccarthy case in which my nam.
t Ss Ss sa Of h. 70 es9s 's.s IN ss.
s srrfa Sa;ns.s .5H snI the pgoic press on ss,ur
dismissed BY he Grand Jury on whleh DAY left tie
state positively and nunlly that there is not word
OF nh he sta'snen, a. puIshsd that IN any way
Mrs NCCsrthy some time in p.esn,b.r last sent for
VAS in Svsry hyssrcHi tondition crying and appsf
s"ng s Ss was sHi nond '9S 1,s by
guAinted with the attorney who was recommended TO
know pS;a,iyey as TO ei' idea. q her sh.nsss % ,
sssSnd SSS he shSnss and .r'.' feared her sorns
there that IL abe could M ,.esps shs would
saw net .tiorney. who said h. would do anything
Win h. a. a no nIS mI ~ ny at Any intervsw
future. nor was there at any time any mention made
sp or to Gad G' .s T.n 'h'T a n to
and unqualinejly false
John c. Munzinger was seen at his office at
Third avenue and l23d street. II have abso-
lutely nothing to sny." he declared. Il am
acting under the advice Of friends When the
time comes the public will know all the truth.
As for Beardsley. wouldn't believe him under
= Ju,tic. Ryan said that he had seen Mayor
Gilroy again and had talked with him about
I ne best way to treat Clerk Smyth Of the York
VILE Police Court. They agreed, said the Jus
tice. that Smyth must resign. II hayen't been
able to find him yet" said the Justice. II
have sent two lorkvlle assistant clerks out TO
look for him. but they have been unsucces sfuL |
His wife is ignorant OF his whereabouts.
Whether the charges 81 backmail can he eus-
tain ed or not, that does not alter the fact that
he should be removed from once. lie has
neglected his duty. and, at a meet
Ing OF the BOARD of Police Justices TO be held
In the Court OF Special Sessions at IL L o'clock
tomorrow morning. shall propose to the
Board that we enter formal mplaint against
him Of neglect OF duty to the Court OF Com
mon Pleas"
Clerk smyth could not be found.