The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25
AFTER BOTH EMO AND FISH.
.. 4 AAAsAALs sEARCH THR yORMxR'S
1OUaE IN PARK ATENUA


4OU4G IN PARK ATENOA
Mr 8ss NsWAsrs g bs rssaa-nspsvts thas
he hos Hisa DsassA-O0esrs Wasehtu9 .
Dsoss D. Thtvsy.aiash street. ~ the Oshsp
sn.Dssh Prssidsas-CrtniasiP reeesAiass.
Three men ran up tho brown-stons steps
eadins to 20 Park avenue ct half past o'clock
yesterday afternoon. and yanksd tho bronze
bell pull. A trim maid servant opened the door
about three Inches.
We would like to see Mr.. John c. Emo" said
one Of the mon.
"You cannot sse him." said the girl making
motion 10 close the door.
The man insisted on seeing Mr.. Emo. and the
sisl eallod . fady who came from the door
above. She asked the men their business. and
was told that they were Deputy Marshals
uolnes. psters. and Grimes. and that they
we're armed with . warrant for the arrest Of
n. John @. Emo. issued by the United States
Circuit Court The lady grow very indignant.
and insisted that the deputy marshals had no
business In the house. and ordered them to 70
cot They said that they would not 60 until
tAsy had searched the house.
'I1l send for Q policeman" said the lady.
"aAd 80 II can't have protection"
The trim maid servant was despatched for
policeman. When no arrived the deputy mar
shals showed their warrant. The policeman
said that they had right to be there. and that
he could 90 nothing unless twas to help them.
He. was about 70 60 when Deputy Marshal
TSis lazy asks ioP protection" he said.
md you bad better stay untIl We 60"
hard q The mot 70 search sSs
ssjn. nd saa sioushSi SSeE RI: i; ESs2. IE:
brother. In law, Tho deputy marshRlS were
kspt talking "a tho parlof Tor nearly an hour.
pa s s.. "i S. out ssa TSsRy ss s S.ps
Souss Tsss . S down .t.fs s snd vent ap
ssn :nd TSess esnda
8 tree of the defeultlng President Of the 500;
ga s a Rf Sa xas to-. % sfa ;sss
md tie 6linds wsr. pulled down. 49,. '''>.'
and they sat Mr. Enc Enc lad lad Climbed a0SI
there and hid behind some neiRhbortng chin
s0s AGAIN Alter hi h.y had son
trunts IN some Of the rooms which would have
Il dusE last. night the. man with the brown
Pssn hs Enc resi-
re house while ne others stood guard around
S Thsy ssa aware tsss TN
deputy maEshals had been unable to
%seh. M Enc Sdus h but , s' S and
sspusS sSsTias as has been s supposea, bu. pr.
8; e a q e:
another d, rec said Last
q az VIII II: other directors
Rno on Ma coming to his house or II h thou1ht
ihst 20 IL In It now ~
They we're put there, as I understand II: to
:, This Watching was very bunglingly done. for
wss f s
a. ncs hns s ahasnS s Enc as
s5 @hoSs haaesns.' sSsa Sss
The appearance Of United States marshsls
ssetos q Tie Second National B.ni % Who no re-
:sa hat e dd not fna% ! is;iS
IL don't n. g to the ban hsnt :. he aid SsndI
e.: mater &. ai mot shint however.
f sst1s e Stokes 90 S ssa. ii Mr. an;Ss
So 4 Sss sn 81 ia at aG snsy
q 4. & snd he would naturally have spoken
Il TT NJ \ a .nrnriss n ma ..,d M u.rrv
4uribu. Hsdns the v.eass. IDEA e q any =:
SSasl5PS Ofths Kind. None Of tho bank directors
order Of arrest By civil process has BEEN issued
go: 80 S9S: Had ths direetors 9, "a second Na:
81 sU sue s am ordsr to do with the
Not that know Of" said Mr.. Hurlbut do
~; James 4; Troybridee.. the President o,
he Second National I Bank. said that he did not
no ofdsf In the Shsrin's once f for Mr.. Eno's
Whether Mr.. Emo is in concealment in his
e sMon ,Ss !, asitstIne the %arshsls minds:
81 .sss :. s: ess: % rs sses IN rs:
ss private .ss sls ss,ee
siyss. and lot of other persons who refuse to
!hlsEs last nisSt that Mr Emo let his house On
nsS6 ns the de-
lns two eentlemep and four ladies went out In
The last time Mr.. Emo was seen in the neigh
HoshoGd OF his house was on "Wednesday morn
Iu8. no came nome on IueouAy night at the
usual hour. and did not 60 out again until the
next morning. 1t is asserted that he has not
come back since. A gentleman. however, who
should know. said last night:
You may DO sure that Mr. Emo Ia In his
Aouse.. know for q certainty that he 10 not
snunnins arrest. and that no will appear whom
"A woman. watched from an upper window of
e. Enos house the movements Of the detsc-
tires until long after midnight.
The statement that Mr.. Amos II. Emo had
discarded MS son was denied last night by q
ms9ber Of tho family. who said;
manned true to his son all through this trouble.
snd WI remain true to him Until the
sfisir. and the old gentleman is prosi rated
The family know nothing of the whereabouts
whatever regarding any proceedings. criminal
against him."
The Rev. Father Ducey called Mt Mr.. Eno's
house three times yesterday. The last call
was at 10 O'Clock last night. when he ratified up
70 tho door IN cab. He remained In tho house
said he had not seen Mr.. Emo. Before he could
was driven on.
s..ichsd." Mr. Charles i. ' Wood a said =. T sss
house last night.
Was the search successiui?"
1t was not"
DO you know anything OF an alleged crimi.
nal nrOcaAdinp ~ hovh oon ha,