New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14

VINO gave MS views Oh ''O
committee
ring" to keep Sipp away from the wit
ness stand. and. failing in that. the sub
segment attempt TO bride Fox with
$40 900 10 take his medicine if con-
vicied. and go to prison.
The first portion he has outlined
briefly as n flfty-ffty split with the
Inspector on the net graft of his pre-
circt In the second he has described
the course of the 200 fund raised by
the 'rngi and given to Fox for the
purpose Of keeping Sipp out Of the city.
and with equal detail tie larger fund
which totalled practically 100000. which
was "a have been given to Fox 60 leare
the country. with the promise OF -
much more to pe sent TO him later
Walsh's confession also covered every
step Of he raising and handling Of the
s2o.oo0 fund which was ready for Fox
the minute he pleaded not guilty and
began to fight he case. including the
meetings between Fox and a captain
who is Il reduced inspector at 96tl
street and Broadway and at 95th street
and Riverside Drive, on the Saturday
preceding FoXs confession before Jus
lice Goff
Information which District Attorney
Whitman obtained yesterday confirmed
the estimates Of the real estate holdings
in Yonkers of Sergeant Peter j Duffy
which We're estimated in The Tribune last
Tuesday as $4,000. Duffy lived in q fat
in four story building which ne owned
at Nos. p and % Radford street. Workers
until about a year ago. when ne moved
10 new home at No. l3S Landscape ave-
nue.. in the same city. The RadfOrd street
property il valued at about $4,000 and
the Landscape avenue home at about
$1,000 Besides this. Duffy is listed as
the owner Of lot at No. 1870 Landscape
avenue. Yonkers. according 10 Mr.. Whit
mans information. lie has been with
Sweeney In every command the IN
spcctor has filled in the last seven years
Walsh was able to supply the names OF
three men who say they have paid graft
to one OF Swceney's collectors. and who
Walsh saws. will be willing TO testify in
the same manner that Sipp testified
against Fox Walsh signed and swore TO
formal waiver Of immunity before hc
began TO give his evidence yesterday. The
document will be filed with the County
Clerk to-day.
No More immunity Baths.
District Attorney Whitman declared
la night that no more immunity woui"
be granted TO police officials. Sweeney
has held off too long, in the opinion oil
the prosecutor. and the most he can gain
now if he wants To throw his belated aid
TO the District Attorney is Fecomnen-
dalton for clemency. It is believed that
such recommendation from District
Attorney Whitman would go far toward
tightening the punishment of any police
officials indicted in the future. but the
closing Of immunity privileges was de-
cided upon when Mr. Whitman saw that
there was no disposition by any accused
police officials to help him until the cases
against themselves were ready for trial.
70 protect Walsh from now until the
time he will be called upon To give his
evidence in the Sweeney trial it was
announced yesterday. Dr.. William IA.
Upton, his own physician. viii be assisted
by Dr. James T.. Kelly. Justice Gons
physician In addition. two trained nurses
will he constantly in attendance, and the
apartment will b. guarded night and day
by county detectives.
According to the information obtainable
after the grand jury session 1T Wash's
bedside the police captain. although in
bad health from a general disorder OF the
kidneys. will undoubtedly be in shape to
take the witness stand I'm court within a
week. If the first of the trials growing
out Of his testimony are called that soon.
Runners" Indicted.
David Doc" Mailer and Charles Du-
heller were indicted yesterday by the
grand jury unCcr Section 2io OF the penal
law. the one under which the second in
dictment OF Lawyer Edward j. Newell
was found. IT provides hat any ole who
brides witness or q person about t.
become q witness before the grand jury
is guilty of a felony Maicr and Dubellcr.
runners OF the Vice ring Jn the upper
West Side, handed money 10 Charles
Muller ianitor OF West 18th street
apartment house u which Mrs Mary
Goodc had fiat. under an agreement
that Muller should 90 TO the grand jury.
for whicl. he then had Subpoena. and
testify that Mrs. Goodc had offered him
money to subs;antiate her story OF graft
paid to PatroIman sicily.
Maier ana Dubelcr. mere .pawns IL the
system" are likely 70 reveal 10 tn Ds
trict Attorney. when convicted and facing
long prison terms, the name of the man
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