New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
no INDICTM ENTS YET.
THE GRAND JURY AGAIN ADJotRN''

GOLDBERG SAYS HE Is READY 70 GIVE If7Il-
MoXy ~ FAVOR OF JACOBS ANp MMANrs.
After listening to more testimony in police cases
Yesterday the oyer and Terminer Grand Jury took
another adjournment until Monday. disappointing
many persons who believed that they had finished
the investga lion and would present report ana q
number OF indictments in the afternoon. II me
statements Of the officials a; the District ATTORNEY =
office are TO be believed. the Grand Jury has been
ready to present indictments on several days hHt
each time when the investigation seemed 10 he
about closed evidence would be offered
10 the jury
Detectives Jacobs and McManus OF the Central
Office who are having a hard fight 10 keep from
being indicted the compllint Of agents 81 inc
Parkhurst Society. before the Grand Jury yes
terday. They had made request 10 be heard on
account OF testimony which they though; had been
given by Harris IIudney THURSDAY, but when they
emerged from the Grand Jury it was evident
that they both surprised and angry FROM
remarks which they made 1t was supposed that
they had been questioned only about their connec-
ton with Joseph IAss. the burglar.
II was said also that the Grand Jury had declined
10 hear a number Of witnesses who We're ready 10
support the story told 10y the detectives about I'Ss
and his alleged conslhracy
With the two detectives and their lawyer was
Joseph Goldberg brother n-law Of Budney. Gold
berg said that eight years ago both he and BlIn"y
were living in Russia. and that he loaned to Budney
$50 rubes Although he tried. he could not collect
the money. He came to this country and was fol
lowed by Budney three years later. Bulney brought
with him $500 or 1900 ruhlcs. Goldberg states
that he then went to Budney and asked for money
but Budney said he did not have any
Nh. Budrey then told him that the ony way he
could get the money was to scare It out ~ her
husband
II then went 20 two friends OF mine" said Gold
berg. and knowing that Budncy had just arrived
"A bon he 90
country 60; them 10 impcrsonate Two detectives
and tell him that II ne ga not pay the 80 rihcs
to me. or to them at once. they would arrest him
Having wholeso fear OF arrest. Ike most Rls-
SLAMS just from the old country. he pad mem
the money and they later paid mo. T. IT,, day
5 W1n"T n dogT man n'i knoM Ply iaai [Ary %eIe h.
is called knows some friends OF min" \ Yes DAYS
d"i"ctiNeS VINO scared MN INTO paying ma il'i't
we're Jacobs and VI Manus. He also hlntei mat r
hue;ct ~ouH 80 V"',ir me ,i'at' ynIH "'' 49,
Budn"y never saw tho two detectives nor has D."
prove ihls story i0 Joe tri", Tor can prom iA'
two men that played the part % IN" detectives
Tie men am going b"for" me Grand Jury 'H
viii tell the truth about this matter
90 the house Of Budn"y on THURSDAY ngh' Win
s~veral witnesses AID had sail 10 hufney -
n"y ant his wife. - well AS ne son. SAID ~ H."
ther told them he was Detective Jacobs ll.r't
looked surprised and AZ once snil There mas been
rainr, ana his VIE ven, 70 the Criminal court.
Grand Jury. AMI huin"y urmaf"1 that he ~ant~l
To- correc' his testimony ~ ycsteriay
a. F. bennett. Of The parkhurs' s.'iety. aas ais
IDENTITY having been summoned and tried 20 sYcak
with Bndney but tho latter would haay~ nothing 20
stated that LIPS came 80 his house late Thurs
day night and tried 70 md out what he testified 20
out Of the house