New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15


The SUPERINTENDENT MARKETS AMONG HIS
VIcrIxs-snce the damaging disclosures made against
James Irving the pugiistic Superintendent of Public
Markets under Mr. Deavan it is not surprising that
among the market people he shouldbe held in very bad
odor. Yesterday morning, at Centre Market, man
named HerrIich, and Mrs. Hickman, gave him
piece of their mind 4" for deprivng them of parts of
their stands, when it is alleged that, aided by Mr..
Tuomy Clerk of the Market Irving savagey assaulted
these people, and then caused them be arrested
charge of assault and battery upon himself and held to
bail to answer. Subsequently the case assumed
slightly different complexion when brought to the
notice Of the Mayor by the assaulted persons. Mrs.
Hickman swore as follows:
City and County Of keT- York m5Margsret Hickman being
daily says that she resides No Centre Market place
ness that this morning about clock Irving the Su
perntendnt Of Markets TO the neghbohood of dePonen
nsw, Mr. Engelhsrdt Heueh then addressed Mr. Irving and
asked he could not get back biz stand IN III. the s sf No b
said WHO the hi are you talking TO- you pntehan 81 there
held deponent tried the parties; that
depOnent spoke to Irving and said Let him 60 you
h that said Irving then pushed deponept away
rom nm dPO5eH, s O ga 20 ng then let 90 Herr
Itch deponent with his clnched inst in the face, so
be S month sna aid irving then tuned on Mt Heeh
aud took him the aonhOuss in Spring street and then pat
house. under the petense that said Hech had made an as
upon made his affidavit Of the assault which
alleged had been made by Mr. Herrlich on his person
and then officer accompanied him and Mr. Her
rich his prisoner and also deponeni as prisoner to me Essex
Police deponent when the corner OF bowery
Brooue about getting into stage when said Irving
deponent by the and pulled deponen and said that
the Police Court that depo-
said she would but desired TO go In the stage, but said
deponent ride but she compelled
the Deponen appealed to the officer to
allowed rice but the officer insisted on her walking
prisoner through the public streets Justice Brennan took Mr.
iyngs affidavit aud told deponen and Mr. Herich to home
their business and at 10 O'Clock to-day Mr.
Irving then said Of their going for that he
would said Hench from the Market The
Judge then said That is nothing TO me and directed the
officer deponen and Mr. Herch at 10 o'clock De-
ponent back her house. ard then to the Market where
Centre Market by order James Irving Superintendent of
Public Markets DepOnent then cane 70 tne Msy9I VeS 70
make complaint. MARGAtEI hEChMAN'
Sworn before nue. this l4th Nov. 1889.
DANIEL f. TIRxASS, Mayor
City and County Of Ner York, H-EngehaIdt Herriich,
being duly sayThst he resides at No ~ Crosby street
and business Centre Markets that this 4h day OF
November about O'CLOCK he met Mr. James Irving in Cen.
ire and asked he could have his stand back that
said Irving replied WHO the hill talking to- you
that a. he said pulled violently
Market and pulled and hanled deponent; that Mrs
Heclman deponents nlsw, then and endeav-
ored 10 free the of said Irving when he
Mrs Hickman that deponen has heard the a
are substantially true. ENGELHAROT HERRLlCH.
Sworn before me- this ltth day Of November, 1889
DANIEL =. TIBnASS, Mayor.
After the above complaints had been TAKEN an officer
was Immediately dispatched with a warrant to arrest
Irving but at last accounts he had not yet met with
him.