New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19

o,,,l1 NOT n. found at his home later In the night
Captain Schultz was seen at the DeIhhces ~.
station Speaking Of his reported indictment ne
aid. II do not believe that have been lhuicted.
| don't know what could have been indicted on.
/ have received no word that an 10 DE ar
Capiain Sebe.t could not he found last night:
II was learned however that the Captain hai
received no intimation Of an indictment
PRICE IGNORANT OF AN lNDiC IMbNI'
CAPTAIN Price was seen at the Macdougal-st.
station. He said that If he had been indicted he
was ignorant of It.
captain Eaklns was in the Mercer-st. station
house last night. and on being asked as to
whether he had been indicted by inc Grand
Jury he said. Il don't know that | mar been
and have nothing TO say on the subject.
Captain Delaney, who was seen at the
Charlcs-st station. said. Indignantly. i nave
not been indicted. and If any paper prints
rumor that | have been. 1t will be lie But
a policeman as was told once is piece OF
public property" About the presentment Of
The Grand Jury or the indictments as Z. whole
Captain Delaney refused to talk
Ex-Captain Michael DOherty was seen at his
home H. said he had not heard of his being IN
dcted.
/; was r,imor,d az a late hour that some Of
INSPECTOR McLauGhns detectives had also been
indicted.
Inspector Williams was absen, from his home
last evening |; was said he "as attending "A
meeting If Il Masonic lodge. Of which he Is
prominent member
CAPTAIN Crceden left his home at No. 232 East
Eigl tccuth-st.. shortly after ~ O'Clock ISL MN.
To- 2, 10 the MOrrisania station. If when ne Is
in command. As far as his family knew. ne ha ma,
not been indicted. and he han no fuTthct kf3"l-
edge If he indictments than what appeared III
the newspapers. -
AZ II 80 last nigh, it was said at Headquarters
that rome of the indicted polio" oiiictIs nat t'oh
fYsnrrtor NJ Avov WAS not at his home. NJ. 436
West Observation-Disclosures 'rd-st' iast nisn'
In answer t. a reporters ring. leihA" VINO ""-
svelod the door said that the Inspector hai not
bo. AZ IA, since morning. SHe IN lpl hi'N
what time h. would return. Stanulhs III N''
shadow on tn, other sid" Of the street was a
n,ryous-lo1king man. with his 'oai-coiIar turncd
mp and wrapped in 4 cloak OF mystery. ",m
first spoken IT, he refused to talk but ihaw"d out
sufficiently after while 10 deny maj lie was d
Pnksrton detective. He looked susPiciou'lY IKE
IN. house IF Captain Sebcrt. at No ~ west
northumberland thirty-iirst-st. WAS Ighl'd up
,rh., = rop1rjrr called there f'w minutes 10
fore II O'clock LIS; night. tn" Young woman WI"
answered tho bell sail tnat tho Captain had n''l
home To- dinner. ami hal iSrn Ieit AEa'1 1o'm. ,
o'clock Shc said she did MOI kn'" Wiz ~ ~ -
ar whore h. had gone She did not know whether
of moi no mad heard " the mai 'imoils i'"Hn oN
the Grant jury. 1t WAS rumoird 'ti' wv"
strange men had been seen watching inc zap
tain's nous" during III highi ,,. ,,..
Cartain Niairc pokod his head ont ~ MS do"t
way at 80 u West Ninety -irsi.st. W"'n r.
porter called on him last night - 'n' i'P".t :
uuari..s he replied that d" had n mi"Imau' 81"
on the subject Of the indrtm niS or arrests.
lie was anxious 10 earn. and asked II 'h' -
If possible futur" prisoners h1l been aue,n'"'''I
AZ all I'm pretty certain n"inlHR VIII HdIP'"
Tonight he said III tho Superintendent vans
any Of the captains h. Viii probably seni '3r
them IN tho morning ana ''rvh III" warrants III
Voting Captain John Wlcrand - tho Fifth-,,t
station. WIS seem az 1880 O'Clock las, night ~"
said. "T have MT even r"a1 th" evening pii"I -
amt DO not know anything ''nc''uing IN" mn
,rg, - Inc Grand Jury | glanced at N" head
ing If an evening paper. lU' d "d'i Z wall nh''I
IN. morning papers arrived wiz ful."r acronn, =.