The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-05
HUNTING MYNDERT STARTN.
DEPUTY sHERIFFs RAID GLEN ISLAND
STRONGHOLD IN FORCE

SThONGHOLD IN rOHSE-
The CHIEF Has Been Neg
| lectiuE Orders OF Court and They Fro.
pose to Make Him Prisoner uf They
Catch HIM whether He Pays UP or Not.
A raid on Glen Island by over dozen deputy
sherifYs with orders to bring of COMMANDER
in Chief Myndert Starin. son OF John II. Starin.
| alive IL possible, but to bring him any waywaa
| n picturesque variation yesterday OF the mo-
! notony OF executions and at achmcnts and N.
| q. returns in the Sherifr's office.
| 1t was all about $lOi lent to Starin by Albert
| Bial ~ os,er 4 Bal. Mr.. Starin did not pny
| 1t back on demand. and on Feb. % last MIR.
| Bal secured n judgment for that amount
| with costs before Judge Mccarthy OF
the City Court The Sheriff was unable
to ind properly OF Starin's and Fromme Il
| Fromme. counsel for MIR. Bial. obtained an
order from Judge Van WICK OF the City Court
requiring Starin to appear before Thomas w.
Mcknight and be examined touching his prop
erty. A. j. Dttenhoefer repres 'nted Star n rs
counsel at the hearing. but Starin failed to ap-
pear. Default was taken and subsequently
opened. Eleven othar defaults were also re-
corded owing to his non. appearance. and Law.
yer Dittonhoefer withdrew from the case.
An order was then secured from Judge Mo-
Gown OF The City Court. recurring Starin to
show cn,ise why he should not be punished for
contempt OF court lie failed to show that or
any other cause on the return day OF the or
der. and on Aug 81 Judge Newburger Of The
same court issued q balable attachment
against him.
Deputy sheriff Murphy, with an assistant.
went to Glen Island. where Mr.. Starin has
force OF police at his bidding. and they return
ed with the report that they were unable to
find him. Deputy Thomas Murphy was then
m IN fhs cfron oh old NJ fha islnp nd ling bNt
no was not permitted to land. Nobody is after
Z o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. Starin is superintendent
OF his ia hers business In this stronghold.
Fromme 4 Fromme informed Sheriff Cor
man that they would hold him responsible
under section IA Of the Code OF Civil Procedure
unless he made the arrest, rs the man was un-
doub,edly on the island This stirred the
sherif's olice up. and on Tuesday Deputies
Malone and Tickle were despatched to tho
island with instructions 10 arrest Starin for
keeps. A private detective was sent with them
by Mr. Bal through his counsel.
A sesrrh OF the island was made. but starIn
kept ont OF the way. The detective. on tho
plea that he desired to arrange for clam
bake. secured an interview subsequently with
Starin. however. and succeeded In holding
him in conversation until the arrival Of the
deputies.
Then Starn pleaded that no was Ill and un.
able to 20 to the city He said that he would
return to town on Thursday and would cer-
tainly paw the bill at that time On this prom
Use the deputies decided not TO arrest him. He
did not appear at the sherif,s office. but sent a
letter. saying that he would DO there on Sutur-
day and pay the bill.
Yesterday morning a non bailable attach
ment was issued by Judge Fitzsimons OF tho
City Court and Sherir German organized a
force to serve 1t. The detachment WAS re.
cruited from the deputy sherifrs ana from the
stafl OF the Order OF Arrest Deputy. 1t was
nut on war, footing by the designation Of
as agh in
Burke ana Thomas o,Donn.ll, 3s Lieq,enants.
as Colonel. and David MackoI. Frank Ol,ren.
Augustine Field JAS. Cassidy: daniel G. Ferry
ais. Not a little colnmo ion was caused In the
Sheritfs Office by tho mobilization OF this force.
GiVded led in disposition whether 10 admire or
leer those who were going TO the front. The
P, Ss %e m s nS r snS
saSs: ~ M rinkslt0n men at Glen leland viii
But they were undaunted and never faltered
in the march to the elevated railroad station.
Ae New Rers so1 ss thsy
continued their advance to the shores OF the
se,ves to the fiat bottomed Jerry boat that
travels on chain between m, the main LAND and
boats y imiti,e propellng machinery made q
terrifying noise. 1t was as though mann
Whal Wonder that the cad Of this Journey ny;
found the invaders in . mood to rarley?
island they we're ere b. tho e opp o ing
army. Il was uniformed and equipped. and
wss Ma y1eS M rnf q Rs and poe.
lie evidently recognized the invaders. hut met
in hs %S Mynds . s ses1 was
yos H.Sss,is 81 Judge ksenes houssia
All Of ihs officers Joined in tho COM
81 "Sse ono BUT K.sas
She said that her husband had gone to New
York on BUSINESS connected with the Startn
dsrt siarln she knew nothins. Tho inyalins
host returned to tho island and searched ii.
,ags. They made 9bseryat ii n through the
lane and they turned over many clam shells at
tho bake house. BY $3.50 T. NJ: they became
sas oansd h' the sc h, said hs AT
Mr.. Starin was not on the island. but had gone
to BridgspoTTt It. II po another STATE SO they
fixed things up. and that the cruel war could
headquarters was that the Judge had not been
seen or heard from. Nevertheless the detach-
ment Withdrew in good order and returned to
New York by the 10 trim. They will be sent
back. directed to demand an unconditional sur
render OF the person OF Starin.
During the afternoon LAWYER Cornelius j.
Keene called at the office of Fromme From.
me, and offered to Ray the Judgment In behalf
money.
Sheriff German said that starin was foolish
to attempt to DEFY the law. for he would DO ar
rested II 1t took all the militia In the county
Starin Is a out and x ny haired and has red
dish moustache. lie is about As years OF age
Mr.. oliver Treated the Crowd Twice.
RED BANK. Sept. 4.-Thc inquest hold in the
Daverin homicide case ended to-day. Seyeral
Italians. who witnessed the stabbing swore
that osCp phi Zittaro did the fatal cutting. James