New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-13
LIGHT ON POLICE METHODS.
NEW TESTIMONY BEFORE THE DYE"
AND rERMINER GRAND JURY

np pARKHURsr A wIINEss-EvIDENcE A'"'N'A
AN INSPECTOR AND CAPTAINS WHICH "'NN
RE GIVEN ro-DAY-THE THIEvINd EN-
p,oyrs OF r. c. WILLIAMS & co.
rns Over and Terminer Grand Jury conuhuee
tho Investigation OF police cases yesterday anu
Tho officials at the District-Attorneys omce "e''
~ the opinion that the jury would MAKE "o ~
mort for several days yet. There was '.
that some members OF the jury had oes"eN
nresent some OF the indictments which ha'e '.
agreed on before finishing the invesusa''o"' ~
that they were overruled by other members . VIZ
,yan,ed IN finish the investigation pelore "'"""e
q report New testimony has been caheu ~ ''''
attention of the jury since the recess WAS 'aAeN
Tho Row. DR. Charles II. Parkhurst was WIZ
ress before the jury for an hour YESTERDAY.
Iater he declined 10 talk with reporters a"o"S
tho subject in which he was supposed 10 oe "
terested AS he was leaving the Criminal S'u'~
Building he met Superintendent Byrnes, ou' 'e'
did not appear to know each other' Ha'ei 80
Parkhurst went to Police Headquarters -
rewznaper reporter, and while ne sat at the WIN
=, H. ranorters room he was stared at py
many Of the clerks and policemen OF the Ceh'f~'
Office. ,..,
,r,hrr = bennett. OF Dr. Parkhursts society,"
,s =, tho Criminal Courts Building yesterday
and it was said that an effort was being h'aue ="
have the Over and Terminer Grand Jury con-
slider the complaint against Detectives Jacobs anu
NcNanus which was dismissed by the 'ehe'a'
Sessions Grand Jury. There was a report aiso
that the iury's attention had been called 10 'hs
case Of Gordon Lindsay, Harry Scott ana W.
posenhurgh employees of the firm OF X - WIZ
Jams & Co at No l3l Franklin-st.. VINO mao cor
fessed that they had been committing x.ieI,v,.
Thev are 10 have examination at tHe 'o
Police Court to-day and an EFFORT - I'D oc iiiae
IN jmnIicate two persons VINO are sdlo " nav .
ce,ved some of the goods stolen from the s.o'e:
These nersons are said to be known 70 aeen's Vi
mr. pa rkhurst's society as persons VINO are PIna.
nared n give testimony against high ponce OH
cial The agents Of the society reluseu " 'ei '"S
names of the persons YESTERDAY. -.
police commissioner James j. Martin Vas one
~ The visitors to the Criminal courts buiiSiiIs
vaSterday and Il was believed that ne Was peiote
The over and Terminer Grand jury MI. lin
sav tho Assistant District-Attorney wheh SEN
refused TO admit or deny that sucn wds 'Ne N"'S'
nor would Mr. Martin speak ,,eora.r,v
4 German who formerly kept u.soiu.,r
b,u.o az No IS Bayard-st., was before ASSISTANT
nis,r,ct Attorney Lindsay TO tell about MS nav
ing paid the police money for protecuoh, Mnet,
sosn ne declined &c give his name Out auni't'
no had had A d!sorderly house AZ tnat piace, GU
alleged he had paid money 20 Ponce Cdp'a,.S
,ross Deyery and Donerty, as well as " il'
cnac,or Mclaughlin. When asked ABOUT the Ii
snector ne replied he had paid MIN r'ohe! III -
spn - keep from having his place raided OF
closed up. - ,,h Tho Assistant
District Attorney. and intnated he as TO go ns
fore the Grand Jury Of the Court Oh o1e' Ga"
Tel miner to-day.