New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
bodv vas taken to Philadelphia, where 1t VIII 10
;nterred IN Laurel Hill Cemetery.
A WARRANT OUT FOR DIR. SHINE.

John Lee. of No. 1851 Third-ave the elevated
railroad guard who had quarrel Win III 1 ". -
Shine, surgeon for the railroad company on otor
day morning made q complaint against the aootor
on Friday on which Justice Murray issued war
rant for the latters arrest. Lee charged tne DOC
tor with assaultng HIM. lie tod Justice M ~ ,ras
in notion but was prevented by the dutlful guard.
Then the doctor followed the dutiful guard down
town and waited for him and struck him ana drew
q revolver on him, and bit the dutifui guarus
thumb; for all of which iniquties the guard ASKED
that the warrant be issued. Dr.. SHINE sala idS 40,
night that far as knew nothing had Deeh uono Wy
the company in the matter -, 9TH.
Lee said to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday; Inc
doctor says as tar as understand, taat t t;
him liar threatened to throw MN OH tne irain,
called for q knife and did various other tnngs
which cannot recall Each OF these Statements 10
false utterly and entirely D ha SIn sbu VII and as
lac rushed up merely said: You're too late sM. i
knew him by sight perfectly and did not Jee55 az
HIM or mockingly exhibit my badge. Nelther alu
conceal my badge when passed through the han
over Square station on the down trip. NOW, as 70
the facts of the actual assault; When the aoctoT
came into the car no walked straight up TO me ana
SAID "Pve been waiting for you, you -
oafer.' Doctor, you're making a mistake 1 re-
piled You're ooI ma tSat' When no be im
mediately repeated the expression ana struck ae
me- cutting my lip as you can see. So far from nav
ing made any threatening gesture was completely
taken by surprise but managed to get in three
pretty livey-one under his ear and two IN tine lace
as ne turned round. He whipped out big AZ,
caIlDre revolver ana put ID pluIlu III NV iaOO
seized it, wrenched his hand round and clinched
with him, when some of the passengers separated
u.s. 1t wonder the pistol did not 60 off, l am
glad TO say that the company seem TO uphold lne
and have had general sympathy since the true
facts stated. It's all nonsense for the doctor
TO say that ne has only carried pistol since he got
Zahn discharged and in consequence OF threatening
letters. Every one knows he has gone armed Tor
years and his quarrel with us is because he mas
been elected from the train more than one occa-
sion. have no friends and am comparative
stranger here ard 1t is chance that dld not
lose my position through his miss atements.
Dr. Shines resignation had not been received AT
the Office of the Manhattan Railway Company yes
terday. The investigation of his charges against
the brakeman had not been completed, and, al
though little doubt is entertained of the complete
exoneraton of Lee it is not supposed that Dr. Shine
will tender his resignation until after decision has
been given Lee has not been suspended even
DR.. Shine is saaried officer OF the Manhattan
Railway Company He was formerly the physician
of the Metropolitan but when that road was leased
to the Manhattan he included with the rest OF
the property. He is now the physician OF the East
ern division, which includes the Second and Third
ave. lines.