New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
NOW FOR THE INDICTMENTS
EVIDENTLY TESTIMONY ENOUGH TO PRO
DUCE A SCORE.
DIR p.BKY1,RsT IN THE JURY RooM-His DE-
rEcr1vEs CAUSE GREAT ACTIVITY AMONG

TEcTIvEs CAUSE GREAT ACTIVITY AAioN"
SUPERINTENDENT BYRNEs's MEN.
IT.. ,os.,a,,on Of notice cases by the oyer and
Termner Grand Jury was continued yesterday, anu
the movements Of the Rev. DIT Parkhurst ana me
agents of his society in the Criminal courts D"''''
ing continued TO cause mild sensation
The crowd that awaited the opening Oh inc Oou''
Of over and rerminer IN the morning was somewhat
larger than usual. IL had been stated WIN go
pos,,yeness that he jury would report "iiO'"a
10 the minute. Justice lngraham en'e'o Wv. ,
and Captain BILLY" Ricketts, declared '"e 'oIi
onsned No sooner did Justice Ingraham order the
cour. opened than he turned TO captain fcRe'l'
and ordered him to adjourn the cour. UNI" W.
m, TODAY The Justice then !eit 'he IOoi" "''N
e,,r,ed for the Supreme Court. When asked doou'
49, Go 1rr, Justice Ingraham said: 81 have no
Lror,iodya ~ AIRY character that WOULD enaole NE
20 saw when the jury VIII come IN. III" '''' -
certain that they know themselves :,
1rha ,ury resumed It's deliberations as usual az II
49,, The first witness Gordon Lind
-, ,ho fr,ond and neghbor of Xela Ncoiaus. J "e
nature OF his evidence could not be surmsea' mo,
his fair friend appeared for the purpose VI go
~ the alleged prosecutions OF Superlh'e"" ~,
there car be no doubt, but what LINDSEY oou
against the police. unless it be conceinI"s ~, g
oan,,on q. Police Headquarters after MS aiieS'' -
a matter OF mere conjecture
DIR. PARKHURST BEFORE THE JIM
Ar II o'clock Zella Nicolaus en'ereu Tue r
souse and went to the Graid jury 'o , "a
49, 800 Inrv room. II Is understood tiat ~ al y
TIC " -. .or,ain that. with the Information ne
a.on,ed 10 the Grand Jury in regard 10 tle
snnerintendent. there can be no uo" i IT, .td
.1to,r,en, will be returned by that pody' ne Sar
that ne would not be SURPRISED "
-. before tho Grand Jury.
W." - cerceant Armstrong who oo'alneu "''
roo,s on which celia Nicolaus ana lei W
hand had TO appear In the Io"'os io.0' paUIhrrst
wednesday and which brought III ts
md Lawyers Moss and henneSon 10 ne' u.IIabon
s,,,ta,ion Yesterday with Justice McN""o',
sao,ned 70 hold the prisoners on charges U,
aoe,vinp stolen goods from the men WHO 49, -,
tbe grocery firm of r. {. NllamS' VI ~
I,ranklin-st because their teStiihoh! wa"
aSana,ad Armstrong said that he expected 10 get
corroborative evidence
CHARGING UNDUE INFLUENCE
,ros circulated about the Grim
,nal Courts Building yesterday 10 'ne t,rn a
nc. ne DuLhurst detectives were forcibly OBTAINING
man named Butney in the library OF ui@ 49,
Attorney now used as receP'iou,I ,,.ar,.
witnesses Of the oyer and Iern''he' IN .ho,,
Card Jurv The rumor further said 'ha' nv
$50 a,,emntin. to make him swear 10 STATE
-. thu, four years ago he PAID be'ec'i>ee
Iocohs and McManus 800 to let MN escape
,hav had him under arrest. Inc ue'ec''
49,, have never had the man arrested IN ''ei
rvas Butney whose initials cannot De ie' '
a. n,oved az a collector by Harris Cohen' WIN
hos q clothing store at BaXter-sf ana ram Nv"
Shortly before noon German woman, 80
Co sneak English. was seen pounding OF 'he uoo,
Of the library Of the Distrc'-At'or"eS' 1sn1
that her husband was locked in there. She "uueu
.hst ~ s.2o a m Yesterday Parkhurst dete'uNe
NAMED Van Ryan, called a. the mouse anu iO
her husband to accompany MN u "e h.
Courts Building. She could not u'uei 49,,
no was arrested for. The woman cried ana pe"ueu
in broken EngHsh 10 see iI''i'' O"' 49,
paid TO her. ,,o>o,rs
In the mean time Detective-Sergeaht EN'-
was watching the proceedings. dozen VI "l.,'
detectives from Police Headquarters were St'
TONED about the building. evidently "a'cn'ne WV
movements OF the Parkhurst men De'ecuN.
Jacobs said: They are putting Buiney through
the thrty-third degree and trying 70 force nun ~
sign statement that he Pal We us never > arrested
man in lives. The Parkhurst me" 9 no &c trv-
Ing to get him to sign this afiidavi; k49W ' ad
they told Iiss that they won1 pa pa rit 10 The same
S s,lSn to the SOD Il ne WOMB "' ..,,as =,
No had Rm,ney in mis- office and -efused TO release
him All the answer he would make was II n aot
| ButneSs into the Grand Jury anteroom.
DETECTIVES CROWD UPON ONE ANOTHER
After remaining in the Grand Jury room for ha't
an hour. the ParkhurS, men came out Followed
by Rutney He seemed badly iriSh'eheu' an
started at once for his home, with his VIE Inc
Parkhurst detective, Van Ryan, followed crosse d.
the mans heels. and r,ed TO lax % 2lose upon
Butney apparently woul not rs ,enI Us Mo
he
is also in the employ Of me i9cf'y m ' lraijsd
couple o. detectives from the CeaiIa! OnSe rcn6
were watching things I'm the interest OF 49, orn
and McNannus. Behind these TWO were Two I,'o o
,aan from the same office. Whose duty II wa 20 So
r. The first two were watched by other nrH'T III
~ Tho Parkhurst Society Wn,ch was d tac,. M
n,de q PROCESSION. extending ior nearly iOu po{In9
n,,,b kinney and his fearful wife IN the 'ad a.!
pvan and iiss close behind; then, j" NafIs DdCh
80. Central once men: then the pdif, o. faInI
S,rst men watching the movements o. me O'dt.a a. a.
HAice men the 'WO men from iSlc,o
NJ anehljn's staff who had the Two Parkhutst
wan in Tow The faces " all the men VINO am
hab,d them for several minutes were CpseE
scanned 10 see if the ParkhurS; men naq 0 0tMca
"aoents' watching the last pair o. 'ehFdi Oii'e
men. =, o,,,o r-on, Tho Grand
Jrrv room would not talk an0ut me aIa az
"anSgai'' bennett for unknown reasons. uu 80,
sppear leaving the work 70 the n ~ hi,Ge
San Rvan Jacob and NJ MannuS did NOT heS .ar
20 saw that II was another attempt 10 sel ,' Al,
tndicted lv The Pdrkhurst Soc.e'i. ~ g.,
tornev Fellows was al polio" HeadquartcIS, II,
~ afternoon in conference with HupeTIntel.'in'
iiVrnes it was surmised mat his Ca. was rc he
.i,a m tho Indictments. Pres dent Martin .. az,
Ioiice Roard was also in conference WIN ~
tr1nndent Rvrnes and Mr.. Fellows. SAOftE Uei ~
III uietrict- Attorney arrival eX-Asslstdht IS
,rjc, ATTORNEY Welman was coseieu WI" INC -"
perintendent
SUCCESSOR