The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
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DEATH AGAIN IN THE CELL
THE Police ONCE MORE DECLARIN0 A
BADLY HURT MIN DRUNK
FnnsinG n Sufferer into n Dungeon while NJ
Besred that his Relatives might be PerursN.
ted 20 Care for Hlm-Polica Red Tar.

Flinsins n sufferer into n Dungeon while ~
Begged that his Relatives might be Pe--ssN,
ted TO Care for Him-Poiics He'd Tspo,
Messrs Hall & Stevens, mattress makera.
OF 200 Canal street. directed Joseph He'll theiP
truckman. 10 tako mattress to an Amity streee
plumber. and another mattress to a customer
In Madison street He'll delivered the mattress
TO the plumber. and then returned to the Bow
cry. Near Delaney street. John Mum. a 500
OF John II. Mum. undertaken. OF rs Avenue u.
says car oz OF the Fourth avenue line struck the
truck. knocking 1t nearly over to the curbstona.
Hcil fell heavily into tho gutter his head and
shoulders striking tho curbstonc. He STAG.
eered to his feet. but fell. Stumbling up again.
he fell a second time. Then the cry was raised
by the crowd that he was drunk and an officious
person ran across the Bowcry to summon on.
cer Albert Z. Robbins. Tho officer. not doubt
Ing that He'll was drunk. took him of to the El-
bridge street police station. Opposite the house
at 1ls Eldridge street. he said: MY sister
OF me-"
But the, ,oficer. concelving II to be his duty to
take Hcil to the station disrogarded Hell's
pleading ip the station he proigrrsd tho charge
ties questions Heil gave ready answers, saying
that he was married.. and that he liyed at 81 El-
drdge street Then he removed bis pleading
that he could not allow him TO do 30. and or
dercd the doorman to put him into cell. This
seven other prisoners we're t9ien ite into the sta
ton. the doorman says. and he took them 10
cells assigned by sergt. Chrystie,, and on every
drunken man Al about $40 in the evening.
dor around the cells, he reached Heil's cell he
ss,s, gs rsp9rtsd ihis 10 serSt: Chrysto ana iSs
Lyon. But He'll died before DR.. Lyon arrived.
The man man was , enthusiastically drunk" sergt,
made Inquiries concerning Heil's arrest. i" OF
hcrr kobDlns , reported that he found Hell lying
about his pedigree II he had not been able 70
Ny son was not drunk" Heis father said.
his eyes rod with weeping last evening. Ho
noon he had not cent in his pocket. MIR. Hail,
one OF his employers who has known him well
f9r more than five ycers. sent n message e. mo
9 icw minutes before the accident in tho Bow.
that my. poor son was badly hurt and stunned
by the fall" SO saying, MIR. He'll drew down
ne ~ NJ, sheet ina, covered the hSad and shoulders
bust youth. with wavy chestnut hair and faint
moustache Of the same hue: On the left temple
left side OF the mock. from Just beneath the ear
to the shoulder. was discolored. seemingly by
'AtfuvlsNtt'u DlOOu. 1ulS ulScOlOfAtlOn spread
over the left shoulder. and. Mr.. He'll said down
the back.
bruises on the body ?"
Il have not sir; but ! nm q poor hand b
look for anything to-day" Mr., He'll replied
An officer came hero shortly after six o'clock
last evening"" Henry He'll. the dead mans
brother said. and told US that Sergeant Chrys.
tie wanted some ono to take Charge Of my
brothers horse. l asked the Sergeant to let
me see my brother, but he said that II would 10
no good. as my brother was paralyzedl
drunk; II he had let me my brother.
could have found out in moment whether ha
was drunk OF. dying from the fall. | then tool
my brothcrs horse to the stable"
! went this morning with nv father-in lag
to the station 70 see my husbands body, Heil'a
widow said. The Sergeant called out Door.
man. let this woman SEQ that dead mani Thn
woman was that mans wife. Sergeant my
father law said. hut the Sergeant only no.
sumed his writing. Soon aitcrward my father
Thomas W. Newton. VINO has been gas engi inceI
Of the Bowcry Theatre for thirty Ave years,
asked for permission 10 soc the body. 'WhI
g2ol will Il do you or tho body? the Sergeant
Coroner Elnger will hold the inquest to day