New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
SEEKING MIR. STARIY UNSUcCESSFUGLI

NE Is SAID TO BE AvOIDI G SERVICE OF PAPERS
IN THE FERRY SUIT
The Mayor A ldermen, and cOmmOnalty of the
CITY of NewY state o. perspiraiion from their
combined endelvor 20 find one John H. Starin VINO Is
rontlv reportad t. be interested In the Independent
steamboat Company. The Mayor, ETC., having sold tle
Staten Island ferry franchise TO s1m3 one else OBJECT 10
Mr. Sariu's running ms boats from Pler No. Is north
River An Injunction having been obtained restraining
NJ Starin from his effort the city through one john j.
pizrerd OF the Corporation COunseps office has been
seeking 10 serve summons and complaint ana the IN
,rrc.;on order upon John ii. Starn. In this attempt
Az Fitzqerad has formed a variet, warm and exciting
cpiSode I'm his career. Duly charged-with papers
Fitzgerald acting on the Information an
horef that on August Is Mr.. Starin
at3p H. left his homo in Futonvle for this city, look
m bs st, ion at the Grapd Contra Depot The Chicago
spsc,a came in. A man, lady and man-seFVant
loaded with satcne alg lted FITZGERALD III once reos
rized Mr. siarn. Yet thlt genlemans hair anu oeard
has und rgone q change which dashed fitzsera oeIe
IN mis- own Identity. SO he made bold TO ask the man-er'
want II the gentleman whose sache he was conveying
yea. moi Mr. stain ASK him yourself" he man ser
want replied SO Fitzgerald screwed his courage NJ to
approach Mr. s,arln. wnereapon ensue ed these words
Frzcsrad (hopesuIyl-I beg your pardon, sir Yon
q" The ar (biandlyl-I am not Mr.. starln.
Izg raid f. "knocked OUT in round. He rushed
hack 10 Conductor McAulfe whom lie knew and The
conductor ASSURED him that Mr. sarfn, his wife and
servant had been o. the tram. The conductor
kew II WAS Mr.. Starin, for his name was on
his plss so FITZGERALD rushed back to the
81, Get The three whom he pursuing had
dis ppearad. lheu FASTENED TO MI. starins
rcsideuea No West Thlry-eg Ith-st He there par
ieyier Wit an old ored oman wen the man who.had
amended Jbe suppo- ed NJ Starin appeared and SAID,
IIfzs,rad's bac IN ned The X are in t"rty-
nj p-st. Answer No questi ms No one Loine flzE'r
old hut, hurried TO No. b2 Neei Forty
a fb-st, he hume of Mr. Starn's s0n-n,l9w James -
Sn nd r He tmpor uned the girls, only 10 bc
tln that Mr. Star not Ia The city Iht n xt morn
Ing les mt for Pol ceman Aaire, OF the Col RAJ on
ronrsels Office. The puHceman went through carriage
manufa tor, Fortyfourth- looked through rear
WI dow and having beel OIL the Steamboat hqu-a OF D.
hoe and ,hus having knowledge OF Mr.. Sta ms lace
he Jaw tina gentleman calmly read ne neWsp per IN
Inc Icar parIor OF No. 62 West For y-f tnst. -
ON, aleni v both fitzgerald aud lare rep rted ihst
NJ Stain WAS seeking avoid teivice OF the papers,
and on IN II affdavis JUICE OGOrman yes eTuay w,
xnLed sections 4a5 4l0 and 437 OF thu Code ivil
Procedure and sent Fitzg raid 10 serve copy OF the
naners AZ No 81 tJr,y1fth st. with orders "a ma
Inc ,cnmrnt- the door, # IN could Dot BE- tack
10 50 ebody suitable sae fitzsfrald was encounter
bya servant girl nam,d Mary Mackenzie. who
siamtued basement door in his ace and IN d Illegal
faces at ia frVm H. window Still he g. rus L 'pets
ia osh iron bars and said May, yO1 must not
run ne risk of making yourself cyntemptu US Ia the
avas of Jud e UGo man" lie lie { her eIr mely pale
A. no u West Thirty Hg ith-st Mary Villa another
sewing woman, ,ook b paper wit tout murmur. AS
s,stant c Grafton Counsel wickes mailed two carefully
seated cops NJ start yesifri y, and Now de arcs
,bat in III eyes n law Mr. ~ rim ha- hs tie papers
served upon hul lue hhSVi, hucih'h' wv oic "'oi
In tSe afternoon Roscoe Cynklug sought to remove the
n,,,n an ~ b. United states Court Judge
o'Ooruan told hiW that the al ne ct pruuon and
b,n ms .uiHeiani FOR tlu purpose. MI Wickts now
d. larrs tina ne shall do hH beet Ia eet the SUIT eseh
tnto the louf a