New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
lyman SENDS F0R THE REPORTERS
DECLINING TO MAKE ANY STATEMENTS AND DE-
GLAZING THAT ALL PUBLISHED INTERVIEWS
ARE BOGUS.

DECLINING TO MAKE ANY STATEMENTS AND DE-
GLAZING THAT ALL PUBLISHED INTERVIEWS
ARE BOGUS.
Patrick Joseph Percy lyman, whom Informer
Carey pointed out rs Number Ono OF the Dublin CON
spacy yesterday afternoon invited representatives of
the press TO him at his home No 1871 West Baltic
st. Brooklyn About noon before the fact OF Mr. Tynans
residence was established. TRIBUNE reporter. while
leaning against tree surveying from distance the
house in Ba,ticst recognized Dr. Hamilton Williams
company with aud a woman The three we're
apparently carrying on most earnest conversation.
They standing IN Clinton near Bac-st. In few
minutes Dr. Williams and his friend who proved to be
Mr.. lyman parted from the woman whom the reporter
recognized subsequently Mrs lyman, and walked
very rapidly up Cintonst, while Mrs lyman
Immediately entered her home The reporter fol
lowed in the direction OF the men. and finally
took them
"Good morning, DR.. Williams" said the reporter Dr.
Williams, hearing the salutaon left his companion
walk alone distance and greeted the reporter
in an embarrassed sort OF way. The doctor excused
himself Tut said that Mr.. lyman had consented to see
the of the press at his home O'clock
He also told the reporter that his smpanlon was
lyman and that he the first reporter who had stood
face to face with him.
Promptly at O'c'"t number OF reporters assembled
In the front parlor Of Mr. Tynans home being received
by I. ID. FarralL Mrs. lyman WAS hrst presented to
Mr. lyman would present himself shortly Mrs. lyman
is very comey woman Of about thirty ht. OF medium
height aud atired Ia black. Mr. lyman finally en-
tered the room. II would have been very difficult
to have recognized him from the published portraits.
inasmuch ne has removed mis- full beard and a
musache and long g0atce. He ia about forty five OF
medium height, with dark hair and eyes and has ul-
presse appearance being erect and robust though
not Stout lie has the appearance of possessing u
strong constitution He attired In dark trousers
and Prince Albert coat and is In mourning. Mr..
Farrall introduced the reporters to Mr.. lyman who
shook each one by the hand cordially.
Gentlemen" said Mr.. lyman, " have decided, at
the request OF my counsel General Roger A. Pryor,
abstain from making any statement AT present. The
circumstances are so peculiar that this decision is
pcrative. may speak sometime Ia the future as cir
cumstanoes develop themselves. am very sorry To
have gwen you gentlemen, all this trouble of meeting
me without ahOrdlng you any satisfaction bur
at present say anything about self Ireland. |
wish to that all interviews pretended been
held with me up To this time, including The report
this morning, are, TO use American slang expresson
! believe for which | nope you will excuse me,
bogus
Mr. lyman then shook hands again all round and tho
reporters withdrew. Mr. Farral said that Mr. lyman
had enjoyed Intensely reading the Of his sup
posed Location every morning In the papers and
stories Of his recent career He fully aware. Mr..
Farrall continued. that IL only question OF time
when the reporters would ind him out.