The evening world., 1890-07-30

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the Young doctor will not be able 10
solidifv the ground upon which lie stood
il complaining against Boyle. He will
have to show. as he told TIE EVENING
WORLD reporter that House Surgeon
MerriRan gave him positive instruct C ns
20 have Boyle arrested on the occasion Of
the third ambulance call. merely becAu se
he was supposed TO be disturbing the
hospital service.
The two sisters Of the victimized long.
shoreman. Mrs Ellen Enright and Miss
Hrnorn Boyle who have been summoned.
will dou ubtless convince Judge Duffy that
a relocation of his action is the proper
thing.
BoYLE's sisrIRs' STORY.
Both are very respectable and hard
working women. and their evidence will
prove conc.usNely thnt their brother had
no more to do with sending for the am
bulance than did the Judge him elf.
They Themselves were RESPONSIBLE for
the calls being sent out.
my NNuOuN LuthuN. anu
when they saw the.r brother writhing in
the agony Of bis scalds they prevailed
uyon some neighbors to get the ambu.
lance.
will swear most solemniy.' Mrs
EnriGht said. " that my brother was not
asked TO go to the hospital the first time
the an bulauce came. told the doct r.
on the occasion Of the second call. that
preferred my brother to remain with me.
BRUTALITY OF THE ARREST.
- When the amOulanre cnme the third
time the doctor rushed INTO the room and
told Michael that be was a prisoner now
and would get ten days.
What have done - asked my
brother.
"' That's all right answered the
doctor. and my poor brother was taken
out of his bed and locked up in the sta.
tion-ho Michael never asked me 70
call all ambulance. aud hc was perfectly
sober when he was arrested.
OTHER WITNESSES TO BE HEARD.
John Kelly and Thomas Kelly. his son.
have both been subp enaed They are
Boyles neighbors, and live in the house
l6S Monroe street. john Kelly was pres.
ent each time the ambulance came. and
his evidence corroborates III every detail
that of Bovle's sisters. He personally
secured the ambulance from the Madison
street station house on two occasions, at
the Request Of Boyle's sisters. after his
frnitIess search for a physician. and he
too heard DR.. Vanderveer tell Boyle that
he was a prisoner and would be sent to the
Island for ten days.
Thomas kellys note to the Sergeant at
the desk brought the ambulance the
second time TO Boyle's house, and 1t was
written at the request of Mrs. Enright
BOYLE WAS NOT - BUM"
The Kelly's. father and son. arc very
respectable and intelligent men. The
that Boyle WAS "bum " falls
fiat when one sees how respectable and
intelligent are his relatives and neigh.
bors, who take such q deep interest in
him.
All Monroe street was Of one accord
when II became known that it was
proper plan to have the Court see what q
good character Boyle has borne for hon
esty. peace and quietness. Boyle is
known to nearly every resident of the
street. and they all wanted TO demon.
strate in court their appreciation of him.
An acquaintance named John j. Kel.
leher, Of ~ Montgomery street, was also
He is u well-known shoe
dealer in the Seventh Ward and Judge
Duffy will learn from him that poor
Boyle ought not to have been committed
to Jail on the sole evidence of a young
doctor.
The un fortunate man will lie brought
In from the island this afternoon, and if |
The evidence adduced will satisfy Judge |
Duffy that the man has been unjustly i'm |
prisoned. and there is every reason that it |
will Boyle will be at once released and
his sentence remitted.
PUN AHEAD FOR MERRIGAS.
There promises to be rough sailing |
ahead for DIR. Merrigan. the House Sur
seon Of Gouyerneur Hospital. who 30 !
instructed DR.. Vanderveer to
nave Boyle arrested.
The Commissioners OF Charities and
under whose immediate su.
'eryision Gouyerneur Hospital is, it is
earned, to-day called upon DR.. Merri-
'Hn for an explanation Of his officious
ction III instTuctlng a subordinate TO
ause the arrest Of sick mau because the
'olice summoned the ambulance tor him
N three occasions.
An EyESING WORLD reporter called at
he Office OF the Commissioner. but all
hose gentlemen were Abseut. .And II could
lot be learned whether any official action
lad been taken in the matter Of Bowie
'everal attaches, however, characterized
Dr.: Merrlgan's action as undue and
In!ustihed.
Stretched a Little Too Far.
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