New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
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SUCCESSORS TO A. T. STEWART CO.
ALL PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
INDICTED POLICE OFFICIALS IN COURT.

PRELIMINARY FoRMALITIEs ~ THE CASES or
INSPECTOR M1.AUGHLIN THE CAPTAINS En-
CAPTAINS AND DETECTIvEs-rHE AR
RAY OF COUNSEL on EACH SIDE
Comnarativev few persons were in the Court Of
over and Terminer yesterday morning to hear the
rollce officials and ex-oicias who We're indicted oy
the Grand Jury on Monday plead to the ihdic'-
ments It was understood that a plea OF not
guilty would be entered In each case. and that the
formaty would be brief. IL was 10 a. m wheh the
court was opened The indicted men present Win
counsel were Inspector William Mclaughlin cap
,alns John j. Donohue. Michael j. Murphy, James
X Price and Jacob Siebert. ex-Capiains "''lla'r
s Devery John r Stephenson ard Edward car
penter and ex-Detectlves Edward G. Giennon ana
Henry w Schill \ Joint combination had oeeh
entered into by the lawyers-E.manuel Friend Fred
erck b. House. Colonel f. c. James. Louis Grant
and the firm Of Tracy. Boardman patio repre-
sent the indicted men
Justice Ingraham took his seat on 'he oe"O'
few minutes after 10 O'Clock. James burns WAS "0'
nresen, He IS believed TO have fled from the couh-
Try Emanuel Friend was the inou'hpi'ce VI ''''
defendants lawyers yesterday. DisTlc'A''o'"e'
Fellows was on hand TO represent tIIe people
TIL. clerk OF the court called out the name vi
Edward Glennon. The eN-ward man S'eppeu io'
ward iauniily to the bar and MI FRIEND sa'u "e
,,ondel mo, guilty - the Indictment The names
If AL IL
then called that OF Inspector Mclaughlin las'' anu
the men all pleaded mot guilty" through couhSei.
There were no dcmurrers raised by counsel anu
e,arvthng went on smoothly Bail had 10 De HFSt
fixed In the case OF ex-Captain Stephenson he Is
=, rresen, under SIS Oo bail. and Justice lnSraham
fixed the bail 1or the present indictment az SV"''
John Vincent represented ex-CaptIin StephehSo"'
Insnec,or Mclaughlin was dressed in a naity gray
srit. WAS pale but wore determined look wheh
his lawyer pleaded mot guilty ID the hNe lhulct-
nents found hy the Grand Jury against him. lie
d,d not look as il the weight OF the indictments
pressed heavily on his mind. Ex-Captain carpenter
also looked jaunty Colonel Fellows looked rather
as,onished as no demurrers or opposition Oh any
kind were raised. -,
When all had pleaded mot guilty Colonel fe-
lows announced that H. would. as he stated before
mayo for the trial OF the on the hrst MohiS
in Aprli He also told Mr. Friend he would give r 1ue
uo,lce before each SPECIFIC case Was 'it.cp' l.'''
Nam and the court was adjourned until To-Day AZ
70 cock Theodore A. Stephenson brother OF tx,
Captain siepGe1Hson We a6d O iS West Eighty
-, with An equity OF $o"o ana aIso sy d P''
in Mount Vernon, with an equity os H we're over
that they never intended 70 raise any ISn trIas
I'VE do intend. said NJ, 10 ut Ss ISM ."r The
pleading not guilt to-day. however Ioes nor mo'
deter Us from making motion to quasH the '"'i''-
oSH o Win so%d % al 5mg 1r9i' X eor sT
son SON Hs WIN DC Fox ASSISTANT DstrIetAtorney
Lindsay may also be called H. captain S1pntain
viii 1t Is said be be. rcpr r s,e S '''''''
The Indicted police officials AL left the orin .i
Court Building in body when me me county Court
House Yesterday and sent message 10 Just,ce IN ~,
graham who was sitting on inc nSnG" ,be nrocee%
ihgs long enough To have conE.Is a''u,i WI ~" ~,
lis close the Inspector refused to say anything apou'
he