The evening world., 1891-07-23


.aughlin, OF $50 Broadway, Tatro was re-
manded until saturday for examination, in de-
fault OF $4,000 bail. He says he will then
prove by friends and relatives that there was
no abduction.
HE DENIES THE ASSAULT.
The charge OF assault, which can only be
introduced against him here to show the IN
tent OF the alleged abduction, Tatro denies
He insists that he gave the girl money, and
he has signiled his willingness to marry her.
Augusta, the pretty, artless complainant,
was In court this morning, and stuck TO the
story which she originally told an EVENING
WORLD reporter on her return from Connec-
ticut.
She has since been living with her cousin, a
Mrs. Holzberg, on Kent avenue, Williams
burg, and was brought over to Police Head
quarters yesterday to identify Tatro, who
was arrested at the of1ice OF the Kings County
Manus and Lang, Of inspector Byrnes's staff.
The detectives had been looking for him five
weeks. fair description OF the man, fur
employment agency, and a bottle OF choloro-
form which had been purchased OF Druggist
Henry SChmelz, OF Greenwich avenue, were
their only clues.
THE GIRLS STORY VERIFIED.
Augusta said that the man had taken her
to boat near Fulton street, where they en-
barEed and sailed up the Sound several hours
until dark, when they lert the boat and took
train, riding past three or four stations.
The man had paid for her dinner with nifty
dollar bill, and paid 80 cents for their rail-
road tickets.
After leaving the train they had walked
several miles along q lonely country road
running parallel TO the railroad until they
came TO piece OF woods.
There, Augusta says, he admitted that he
had deceived her In telling her that he was
taking her TO a MIR. Aliens at New Milford,
where she was TO secure a good situation.
According to the girl he grossly insulted her
and entreated her to be his " llebchen."
Augusta protested and resisted his ad-
vances, when she says he drew long shoe
makers knife, showed her a bottle OF chloro-
form and threatened TO kill her II she did not
do as he desired. She managed to get the
chloroform away from him and hide 1t in her
pocket The knife she seized and stuck In
the ground where he could not reach 1t.
WAS AFRAID HE WOULD KILL HER.
SO overcome with fear was she, however,
that she says she was unable 10 save herself
from disgrace and when the man finally told
or he would kill her, she hurriedly left him
and was glad to escape with her life.
The detectives found that the girl had told
the time she and Tatro left the boat and after
the alleged assault was committed.
The boat-hands recognized her and also the
description given by her OF the man who
embarked with her on the New Haven boat
G. II. Northam, which landed them at
hofiden.
Ticket Agent styles, OF the North Haven
depot, also told OF the girls meeting him early
In the morning, OF her distressing appearance
and condition, and OF his giving her ticket
10 New Haven, where she took the boat and
returned TO her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hill
dehof OF 225 East Twenty ty-second street, this
city, who reported the case to Police Capt.
Reilly.
IDENTIFIED BY HIS VICTIM.
BY persistent enort Detective Lang nn9lIy
traced his man TO Hartford, and from there TO
Brooklyn, where he had been searching for
employment as an engineer on the Kings
County - l." road. He was told TO call again
this afternoon, and his arrest followed.
A. Headquarters he at FIRST denied every
tmng, but when confronted by Augusta
Mines Lang and BOecherer and Druggist
SchmelE, all or whom instantly picked him
out OF group OF prisoners, be weakened, and
sGlG = sSordns ne would willingly do anything TO
:, Augusta told an EVENING WORLD reporter
sIis IN soI,S morning that Tatro, when she saw him
for her.
SHE WILL NOT MARRY HiM.
ro.,N what did you say 20 htmf" asked the re-
al said nothing"
" Are you willing TO marry himY"
:. TS.,s ~, sT (Positiyely and Indignantly.
No, indeed; why shouidI2 He's had
man nan LISA good thing they catch that fell
iTW' hiNo 30, naa rather see him In jail than have
,,61g augusta denies that she accepted money
1 nUn afro, or that he offered her any, beyond
paying her expenses ON the boat
lawyer Mclaughlin insists that she con-
I sente9 70 the alleged assault. TatrO himself
Mot nOuln say nothing ON that point, but insisted
.hHt ne employed her for friend and that his
purpose IN taking her 10 Connecticut was PER-
'evVIy legal and proper, as he would prove.
al, 10 you deny her allegations OF what took
asked N"' WIN hoI' was
co.., deny nothing. may have something 10
HoS ,oS later @lSter out you can readily see that Il is
'or my interest TO say nothing now"
TATRo Is AN INVESTOR.
IatrO Is forty-nye years old unUnarrted
WA oaeeated and int6nigeRt. H6 has curly