New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
FACE TO FACE IN COURT.
MRS. MACK ENJoINs SILENCE ON THORN,
IT IS SAID.
THEm FIRST MEETING SINCE THEM An""'i'
BEFORE THE BAR or GENERAL SESSIONS
10 pfrAn ON MONDAY.

THEIR FIRST MEETING. oiNSH ah"''
arronr THE BAR or GENERAL SESSIONS
TO PLEAD ON MONDAY
For the nrst time since the arrest OF each ior 'n
murder of William Guldensuppe. MIS-. Ausus'H
Mack and Martin Thorn were brought iace " i"0o
yesterday. They met In Part OF the Court OF zen
sr.I Sessions. before Judge Newburger ana signs
:. ....~r,,,or nassed between them. 1t is SAID
that the woman In whispered German e"'o"''
silence upon the man rhs
Roth are now under close guard IN tne .onios'
.hsrs thew were taken yesterday. Mrs Mack from
tina Jefferson Market Prison and Thorn iro'" zap
tain O. Briens cells at the Detecuve ss,o,r,.d
=, I.nerson Market by Magistrate Flammer u".''
vs..srday Thorn and Mrs Mack did not me-, me-,
th. notice court The proceedings consisted ..'
NJ a discussion between Deputy As",s N.oL,.
A,tornev Rosalzky and f. M. Frieno' m'' ,...a,..s
counseI. as to tho dismissal OF the M I,sns Inv
x..r,no IN view Of the fact that the u'"nu A..
nes'ihs 81 .a,c,rnent for murder in the frsi de-
80. ara,nst Thorn and Mrs. Mack. mr.. Nos
COMMANDED that the indictment OF i.sei lila that
,ha case to a higher court MI. or,,rued
81. hearing in the police court snouio NC ,s,rota
An order to perpetuate the teSumon.. 80, until
mU.- enaI,v ordered an Adjournment ~
' .-,,,S next When the Magistrate mSS
.N..s - tha indictments. he rem&keu,
n.snd Iurv has outlived Its useiu'hesS ,orser
necessary when 1t was inst'u,eu' '
v..fnl II 10 q relic OF the past
TAKEN TO THE TOMBS'
mas then taken to the Tomos III
-. A crowd followed the Vehcie ~ 80 nre-
h,ocr. from the courthouse Mrs Va, 70. go car
49, s rhorn IN the old prison on six'h-a'e
ceoeo Inv" -. With her on the car as Tar DO
n.ur.t and then they walked o'e' .sS.ast
po,h prisoners are kept under the ',. 49,
,s,. catch to prevent any at'emp' a.
struction. ..L.r before Judge
m. accused couple were taken 49, ~ the
>,.s.,-ge, at II o'clock The corI'uo' 80
NewourseI p,,ud,rg were crowded with peo-
'-.o,. "a see the much-talked-or PAIR
20 An court Arst and later came Nis' 80
po,h were perfectly calm aithoosh '"e o,er
.how.d a tendency TO paleness' iho' y, - ar,lv
.nneared absolutely nerveess. ehe wa'N wan, stood
~. har where the accused man Already 80 49,.
70 tho oa'' h.s his side she leaned over to MIN
- Ia ssveral words in German De'ec'i'e
...rts McCculey and Price declared ''a' .,
80 WA keep your mouth smut anu '"' ssa
IT," Thorn did not reply He sm''eo anu "
his head. but said nothlns .r.a for Mrs
m ~ rrend and F. B. House appeared ioi WI
1rag. Newburger looked at the prisoners
LA them they were accused OF muroer III INC
az, degree Mr. House said that the inuv ~
was an unusual one. and that ne "ou'O ~
have time to examine II In detail 49, Thorn
when Judge Newburger learned 'har ,,a
80. n,,hout counsel he assigned William r HOWE
was a t,rmmel 10 defend him. Mr.. Howe de-
,.a .hot Thorn would certainly be cleared. ne
said he would fight the case on the eio"''u ".'
II was not within the jurisdiction Oh ''''' 49,
II should be tried in Queens county wiz VI"
murder was committed, he said judge ~ Ctr
put the case over until Monday "nei '"e pan
be arragned for pleading .
Assistant District-Attorney Mitchell saio !ese'
day that his chief witness. the barber 1ar'hd was
suffering from nervous prostraton over inc eNc''.
rnent of the case and that he was eoihe ava! ~
l.;
been much worked up over the case ana lie iei
III. taking rest He said that he was going out
~ TOWN and Mr. Mitchell thinks that he went DIT
he does not know where he is II Is the opinion
MA, District Attorney Olcott allowed him 10 60 .
the country for a rest but that MI Olcott KNOWS
his whereabouts.
WORK OF THE GRAPPLERS.
From I o'clock yesterday morning until $50
o'clock in the evening four of the launches belong
,rg N the harbor police with expert grapplers on
board made earnest but vain efforts TO iind the
of ted head Of Guldensuppe. crap
Ming was done in the East River at the slips OF the
Long Island ferry at Twenty-third-st ana Ninety
second-st An attempt was made to grappie AT 'he
Thirty fourth-st. ferry but the current being very
swift at this point. it had to be abandoned
The launches started from Pier A at 7:30 o'clock
in the morning. Four launches. with the grappers
Joseph Ridley. Charles Whey, Andrew Latham
and Edward Reeder-on them. went at once to the
worked until noon. AT o'clock the police boat
Patrol left Pier A and proceeded 10 the scene OF
the grappers' work The Patrol moored at Thirty
fourth-st The bottom of the river at this point
Is muddy. and the grapplers had hard time OF II.
They pulled up all sorts OF nondescrpt matter. but
the head failed TO reveal itself. After dinner on
Tie Patrol Captain Schultz determined that FUR
ther erdeaVors at this point would be useless. ana
he ordered the launches to proceed TO the slip OF
the Long Island ferry at Thirty-fourth,st WEN i,
this point reached the tide was setting In iul.
force and the grappers told Captain Schultz that
IL would be impossible to reach the bottom on ac-
count of the swiftly swirling waters and the I'M
peding eddies. The little launches kept bobbing
around, ana the ropes OF the erapplers twisted ana
so the further attempt was given up. 49,
The fleet then steamed up the river 10 Ninety
seccnu-s 1t became nosed about that the
police with the expert grapplers were at work ana
The bukheads and the piers and wharves swarmed
with men, women and children and the water was
soon alive with small-boy swimmers. RowDoats
and small craft of all kinds lowered about the
grappers. good deal Of trouble was experienced
with the kids Captain Schultz called them.
The grappers worked zealously at this point as II
IS the general hypothesis that Thorn took this
ferry. and according to the story told by Gartna
threw the head the ferryboat he crossed over on
The work will be continued to-day.
Detectives Rynders and Downing were sent 10
Brooklyn yesterday morning by Acting inspector
O'Brlen 10 look for the watch and chain which
Thorn Is alleged 10 nave taken from Guldensuppe
and pawned. The pawn shops here are being thor
Oughly searched.