The sun., 1882-07-30
PRICE THREE CENTS.
OBRIEGHT SHOWING FIGHT.
HIS YORKVILLE STRONGHOLD INVADED
BIZ DEPUTY SHERyFFS.
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Samuel Obrieght the Yorkvllle beer soller,
whose alleged insanity has been under invests
cation. Is again In custody OF an unexpected
sort. Judge Haight heard argument In Su.
preme Court. Chambers yesterday morning, on
the application OF Isaac Fromme. counsel for
the family. to have Obrieght committed once
moro to the Middetown Insane Asylum. Mr..
Fromme read number OF aflidavits charging
Obrieght with violent conduct and with dis
obeyng Judge Haight's order on which he re-
mained in the custody Of his wife and his ooun-
sol. The burden OF the aflldavits was that
Obrieght had mnde an assault upon his mother.
demanding money. and had forclbly taken pos
session OF the lager becr saloon. at Third ave-
nue and Ninety second street. which his
brother had occupied since Samuel was frst
committed to the asylum.
1t appeared that Samuel and his wife. 40
companicd by MFR. John Cash. the pugilist. and
three stout men. went to the saloon ON Thurs
day. ousted the barkeeper who had been placed
there by Samuel's brother. Max and barred tho
doors to all comers This was done upon the
claim that the premises belonged to- Mrs.
her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel obrieght
have held possession OF the premises ever
since They have done no business however,
and they have remained inside.
Obrieghts, counsel read counter affidavlts.
Judge Haight heard the lawyers with patience
as they went over the whole case Then he said
aitsrn9on; He called the counsel into lis IF room @
ana taIked th the WHOLE case oyer He made up
se to keep the toward his me
deemed 1t best that Obrieght should be kept In
the San1e tho Of the
hearing OF which s set down for Aug. T.
Judge Haigbt gave Mr. Frommo the commit
Obrioght to deliver her husband into tho Gus.
tt2dy Of tn, the asylum and authorized Deputy
order sets forth that obriesht @ was 're put in The
custody Gust Of his wife upon the express promise
appeared that 'f had caed or upon pa 'hfs Els
states eso that # Is made WITHOUT projgdiSe
d 6a Saer is . to R pTodG9a I'D e rs i'm
d KhS Spfse thss
he must not give his client warning. 80 that ho
As soon as Lawyer r. Fromme rom e,1 cot his order he
took Deputy Sheriff @ Mooney and Frank White
oiI on The shady sido Of the saloon his wife sit.
ing party swoOped down upon Obrieght and col
Jared EEs nah him Then there was shsrp t1sse:
Obricght showed fight. and in the struggle his
hs Sbreeh sent o%s o %
the sao9H and called 1p the crowd that had
he Ths SoTa OF
brewers and tcamstcrs focked TO the spot. and
In S mrs hTa ts
Fromms iourshsd his erder fas f1riS fro@ Tie sa: :
Te The people did not seem to mind 1t. and
struck Mr. Fromme vigorous Blow on lie In ear.
nearly aHdyyl kHEGking 70 81 ,1,,h him down.
Eighty-elghth street station came along and
displayed his order. but the Policeman did iias not
Obrieght knew him. There was long parIey. law
and a good deal Of station-house law was dc.
policeman. and would not go to tho asylum.
I'm me poiiG,eman man said he would not arrest him.
%Pr MAX say W bn n NJ t2 t s at9n house
showed Sergeant Hun the order Of the Supreme
Court md the Sergeant said he did not care
and the sheriiTs out OF the station house.
Obreght made another movement as il to strike
hands went before, Justice Power. at the Har-
the proprsty Of recognzns fse the order T OF Tie he
supreme Court in the absence of Obrleghts
sorRse' Gov nr & Me- Fromne said he would telegraph
g somewhere; He wanted to iG know WITTY II Mr.
Fromme would be satisfied to have Obriegik
detained under charge Of assault and battery
until the morning. when he could be represent
ed by counsel. Mr.. Fromme consented to that
arTnngement. aud Obrieght was committed.
Mrs. Obrieght went bnck to her stronghold
posed Of by Justice Power this morning. Mr..
Fro.nme says that there will be no difficulty in
oustinS Mrs. Obricght's garrison in tho saloon,
because tho lease Is held by Max ObrieGht tho
license s in his name. and the property belongs
to him. The garrison. however Is evidently de-
termined not to yield without struggle.