New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
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was decided to aid the police and District Attor-
ney's Office In every way 10 stamp oCt the evil
Hanpartzoonlian arraigned before Msgsrrars
Barlow in the Jefferson Market police court and
renanded 20 Coroner HaTOUrSsr without bail After
that he was taken. handClTed 70 d policeman, BE-
fore Inspector McCaferty and went through ths
routine or having his BerttllOn measurements taken
and OF being photographed for the Rosues Gai-
lery.
Then the prisoner was taken before the coroner.
Assistant District Attorney Manley began 10 ask
the prisoner questions To these Jacob r. Jordan
a lawyer from the ofice Of Charles lie Barber, OBJ
tected. Harnpartzoomian told the interpreter tha-
he did not know The lawyer. and Coroner Harour-
ger told the lawyer thar hs could not recosnizs
him the mans counsel
y have nothing to tell and I refuse 70 say any
thing 7 am here ready and willing 20 receIvs
whatever Is due me for what I have dons I dd
u for the sake OF my country, and am proud ot
It I am ready for the consequences That IS al
I TO say, and all I ever Will say. said ths
prisoner
He then repeated his name and gave his address
No. Il Orchard street, Chicago He was put
down waving examination and the inquest set
for July 81 As he reached the door he turned 10
the interpreter and said;
7 should also Ike 10 state that want something
20 eat am hungry, as have had no food sinca
o'clock Monday morning"
Accepting a proTered cigarette. he went across
Franklin street 10 the Tombs. IN the afternoon 20
New York from Worcester, Mass, tlree @ I9Is @
days ago. that he called on Mr.. Tavshantia1 Iasr
Friday morning and requested contribution 20
the revoIutionists. This had been refused, and hs
resolved 10 Kill the merchant
Ntrtad Tyryakan, a nephew OF the murdered
man. said he felt positive the prisoner was me
same man who called his uncle last Friday anu
applied for work. He told 70 call later. as
this was the dull season or leave his eddresS
After some hesitation the caller asked 70 De ao-
dressed Abraham Gursnian. No. 1lS Z Sht9 ave
nue." and left Mr.. Tyryakian vas sure tAs
man aid not ask for money.
AT No. 1I3 Eighth avenue, r CIiIlerni. cooo-eIt
said he knew Gurenian. rug reQalre-, out I-"s
he working for firm and t10t ne Tau
been TO his work Monday.
The body OF Mr.. Tay shanjtsn removed YES
terday 20 his town house No. rs West I'd street.
The funeral is 10 take place Thursday afternoon.
Bishop SaraJian. OF the Church % The Holy Cross
in West Hoboken. is TO conduct the services
AZx Bey. consul general tOr Turkey, was eul uA
town yesterday. but his secretary said
"Of course, feel sorry for the death OF M'-
TavshRntlan. he EOOd man Yes, We kno"
about bIackmallng letters being sent 20 merchants
but that is outside OF our work here
Chicago. July 23-H : Tavshanjtan vas well
known in the Chicago Oriental rug market II IS
taken as a settled fact that the killing was ths
result OF his refusal 70 answer a demand for
large revolutionary fund subscription Local Ar
ming down the uUrderers OF the Rev Father kAf
per. Of West Pullman, whose body found N
trunk had anything 10 do with his murder.
Four wealthy merchants OF New York. one oI
them being Tavshantian. were warned a year aso
by anonymous communications that their lives
would be taken unless they each gave $50" "
the revolutionary party. The recipients uf the et-
their information before the police out
the matter forgotten until SIX months ago.
when Vartaniau. supposedly from Chicago. Went
Constantinople and killed Cnjin. q supporter %
the government.