New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
NO MORE ARSON ARRESTS.
MR.. DAVIS DOES NOT EXPECT ANY FOR
SEVERAL DAYS.
MOVEMENT TO HAVE FRIEDLAND's DAlI. RE-
DUCED - GLUECKMAN TAKES TlilN"S
CALMLY AND SEEMS TO EXPEcT IN
MUNITY WHICH HE is NOT

LIKELY TO GET.
Counsel for Koppel Fredand one Of the IN
dicted nrebugs yesterday served notice upon Act
Ing District-Attorney Davis that application wouia
be made tomorrow TO have Friedlands BAH reduced
from $4,000 to 5000 Mr.. Davis said he would re-
sls the application
There were no new indictments arrests for arson
Yesterday and Mr.. Davis said il might be several
days before any more nrebugs were caught IN 'he
net. g had a long talk with Fire Marshai M''ch'',
and they had Adoph Hrschkopf before thefh anu
examined him at length upon the confessions when
ne had made after his return from Mexico. Inc!
would give no further information about the man.
ner In which Hirschkopf induced Max GiuecKna"
to return from Germany. Glueckman was appa-
rently happy and contented IN MS cen III u"
Tombs yesterday He had made no move 10 sr'
counsel or apply for an opportunity TO give paH'
and he stn seemed TO think that he was TO De
used as a witness for the State. Mr.. Davis re-
peated his declarations that no Immunity "ouid
be granted 10 Glueckman. and that the ihceno'ai'
would be sent to prison II possible
7, was said at Fire Headquarters yesterday 'ha'
the Commissioners had not agreed upon any
course OF action regarding Fire Marshal Mitch
o., Mr. Mitchell himself said yesterday 'ha'
he had been treated with courtesy by the 'o"n''
sioners and that nothing had been sara " MN
to indicate that the Commissioners thought OF re-
moving him from his Office. He said fhat ne iou"u
Policeman LEM detailed at his office when he sue
coeded Fire Marshal Sheldon six years ago Dur
ing six years. Mr. Mitchell said. he had obtained
,bIrtv.three convictions for arson, counting tweNe
cases in which the persons implicated had pieaueu
guilty. 1,,.o
The Board of Fire Underwriters and 'he FIRE
Commissioners will have conference soon ANU,
tho manasement OF the Fire Marshals ONCE anu
the investigation of suspicious fires. inoeho'"''es
and corrupt adtusters
President La Grange. OF the Fire board !es'ei-
day received the following resolutions from '"e
Board of Fire Underwriters:
Resolved That the thanks of the Board OF Err Eire
Underwriters be exenced TO Inc DoaIL III y to- is
commissioners OF the City OF New-f ork loI ies
interest In the Fire Marshals Department NJ 40,
lis efforts to increase and improve the e"c'e"''
of the staff of that department: 49,, -, u,ro
Resolved. That we urge on ne b oa,u 81 1i,r ~
Commissioners a more thorough investigation OF
the causes of fires and OF fraudulent auJustci ~
fire losses in the city. and we pledge TO them tne
support OF this Board IN most thorough it nv, ~
cation of all suspicious iFs sd a.t rae
Resolved, That a committee OF I'VE, % W. ~
president La Grange shall be one snall De ap-
pointed by President La Grange 10 CONFER WIN wy
give them such information as they ma! uesiIe as
10 what has been done by the BOARD IN the iIa.'r
John Creighton, the subpoena-server attached ~
the District-Attorney's office who resigned AT Coo-
mel Fellows's request. and Who II was said III
morning newspaper was discharged for divuisihs
Grand Jury secrets denied yesterday that ne was
the one who informed Samuel Milch OF niS
dictment for and thus gave MIN une ~ be
He says he will sue the papers 'ha' Puoi''"e ~
Creightons successor is Edward Oshea, ii, ie,a
tive of p J. O'Shea the Catholic DOCK Puuisn1Shi
lie comes from Colonel Feows's DISTRICT Inc
salary OF the position is S,2W a year