New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
GEoPGE FRANCIS TRAIN EXCITED.

HIS WRATH AGAINST THE PARK POLICE.
THE MADISON SQUARE PHILOSOPHERS INDlGNA-
TIoN BEcAU-E boys AND GIRLS WERE DRIVEN
AWAY FROM HIS SEAT.
A pos,a. card written IN blue pencil, but with
CORY red signature was discovered in HE IRIB-
UNus mail yesterday morning. This Is What was
written onlt'
MADISON SQUARE.
Cu.-lu Edi'or TRIBUNE
PARK Ponce dr.Ye some Dogs ami -lr- out I.dI-on
-qIarcl Au outrage tat mus, prod ace revolution III
any country OD' ''-'' -''' Gu GGo FaAScrs TRAIN.
II seems that on Thursday evening number Of
bows and girls whose ages range from seven TO hi-
teen year, were crowd.ng about Mr.. Train, who was
sitting I'D hi, accustomed place ia Madison square
one of the Park policemen ordered them % move
ON. and most of them went away or sat down on the
benches: but one boy, named Porter persisted IN
staying where he was, and the pole enln arrested
him. Another boy named Mcconnell, then came
forward and offered TO 90 TO the police station as
witness whcraupou the policeman also arrested
hlm and took tlem both to the IweuU-niutn Pre-
ciuct station The Sergeant in charge examined
tie bows and soon after dismissed them. This 10 was
that slircd up the righteous Indignation OF Mr.
Train. which eliminated Ia the postal card.
IRBUNE reporter wishing 20 see II the police
force would really make "a descent upon CltNen
Trains boys and girls, and desiring 10 pe ON hlld ia
the event of possible revolution, went up TO Mad
lsou Square early last evening. 1t was elsy TO dis
cover CItIzeu Train by going AZ once to the lars st
group OF children to be seen IN the park The
brouzed philosopher was seated on ms bench sur
rounded and hal!-coyered by his admirers. His
solemn VOW. MADE some Two years ago, never to
speak again to am adult human being, did not seem
10 promise well lor ana interview, AMI at ilsI, Whcu
spoken TO- Nh Tram Simply touched his lips and ears
D. ff.FN man g. EEL e.
cred his interest. and he immediately beg ID talk
inc through the Me0IIm OF a little grl, who, Ae
said. would bee his telephone.
pub.Ic Is ia danger This thing ST. kes az the liberty
o. over citizen l. tins outrage mad been Onmtted
III London London WoUl'! have been Lad III ashes
have been strung up to the nearest
lamDpost. Why doesn't the Press do
HE tribune Is entefprsing enough no See about
tins. These girls and boys many OF them, have
grown up about me from tnrlr baby carriages. DO
tucy look like triMps or dangeiou, characters =
All these remarks had been addressed TO the
Ii lie glrl Who however did not SAY word.
INN .nn3r.utlv forgetting himself Mr.. Train
turned his eyes on the reporter and SdIl
3. You are p-ychomctTc. 1 want you 10 come here
M : O'Clock and -ce the cash-glrls IN re NI! be
fifty Of them. here from Macy Altman. > hate
fIrld'-. stern's, Lord ~ Iaylors They - home
to supper and can't get oul before quarter to ;.
They are the poor Wrctchrs dry out OF the park
after ten hours work on theirieet for TWO dQHar'
talk TO lOuL dresses.
The children crowded about Mr.. Train. and no
one offered 10 modest them The reporter started TO
~ away but Mt. Train sent number OF notes AFTER
him. insisting that ne return az oc4O X. One OF
these no cs also SAID i:
Linda Gilbert Prison reforner, was standing mere TO-
d4y giving out -ouc lte china dolls % some slNyear-
ODDS wurn sue was nrct our with the re,f. hat IL
Inn.drr is Press thinking OF have called ON cry
Ponce io protect cllLcuH rom FdIh police LAuA I'LL
bori goes before PARK Board Monday.
Al : O'Clock after the electric lights had come
ont Their, wa, a larger crowd than ever about the
oracle of the park. some OF the girls were az much
"a. .-,-utrru wear, OLD. and tine ages Of the boys
ranged from uttccu 10 eighteen. hrncver Park
d. lc-uau approached the party tue boys dud E'Il'
wou.d scatter and $40 upon Yar"u, benches, ~ ql-
Ell, as o. tney were SUNDAY -9cupo hul the mo-
f,,.lr tl. ntIc-f, back Nan turned they would rc-
turu 10 Mr. Train, VINO poured tortI ms phuo-opny
uuou them. several times the polremru spoke %
.hr Young people. and thc Latter were careful 10 give
mo- cause for arrest. llcy remained III the PARK
until yearly 10 o'clock.
lac IauA Policeman who arrested the boy, on
Thursday uI-It told the reporter That ihe.c boys
ana .sir- VINO visited the park u The evenings were
of 4ucu aye. aud came uuuer such Iunuencrs that
these visits were most demOrduIlhA lueJ lIc-
.ou.lt.t remained there until very alc nouns, ana
dll moi conduct themselves at al as innocent chill
Mr. Train predicted that the present Park De
ma truirut WouIl be- overthrOwn soon, and that All
ne present Para policemen wound ne bounced
urr.fv suddenly after he once -ot his psYcAologlc
no,y.r after Them II was subsequently learned
arrested along Win the children ia the hoDr th'J
tne CON met oil tine wicked PARK police Nould lueu
receive sufficient puuhcIty; bur the policemen dld
nor apper to Dcc0uAc sufficiently p-l cuOlOglZed u
move Ia accordance with Nh Trains mind.
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