The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-21
LOOK PLEASANT. COLONEL.
sE7IfR ~ II mat 1HOT sHoULDEsT
>Ol ROW lHiN rOW AND MOI P.iT.
H,.Eu.n,.s Manager Cray OF the Mall

s,.Hu.n,-. Manager Gray OF thc Mall
nul iN,ress Gets Judgment i0r Sts,OOO
q, the tontrac. C,L shepard BROKE.
Frank 5. Gray. formerly business manager
ot,ho Val and Express. obtain cd judgment for
PSlI5 against Elliott 7. Shepard before JUS
titc Reach OF the Supreme Court yesterday on
On Intentional default.
tray. who Is said to be tho son Of a clergy
man 81 Chicago. came from that city and
struck the Colonel for SS.O 600 a year as n bust.
ness manager along In x The Colonel
Was impressed with his business ability and
particularly with his extraction. Mr.. Gray IL
atall, hearty. blum man. who is more uegcs.
tive OF q cierxyman's sou than n clergyman.
They dickered and cams to q compromise
embodied In the agreement on which the
suit was brought. 1t was made on April TX,
1883. and provided that Gray should act us
year. but II was provided that for the last
three years OF the term he should receive
SJ.ON0 each year in stock Of the company.
But they foil out. and accounts differ as 10
the cause. but ngree as TO the outcome. winch
WAS the discharge Of Gray on JAN :. ls"o' IL
WIS reported about the oii!ce that GRAY cur
rioi himself as an casy-goins man OF INC
world, and couldn't keep tally with tho tolonei
in Scriptural texts. While the ~estrahSemeht
wus %ripening tho Colonel ercatIn a n hfW oii'E <
Harroun comntrolicr OF the paper. Mr.. Hair
ronn was put at II desk in Business Manager
.'Mr. Harroun does not appear TO have hecn q
clereynan's sou. humors, we're 9noat that
had discouraged a number of pretty. girls. SO
that others than dudes could Eet at tho
was "a froInenter Of prayer meetings, by which
means; l., is sstd; h. tsn, i9 Nv With tni the if9 Zion
rl,cnI Mr.. lInrrpun tn kann an nyo m him
Matters were. ripe for intestinal strife when
ops hay Mr.: l%larroun stepped behind the chair
The business manager told the comptroller
to INC away: and as io wouldn't HE the hnsi.
s neI, Mnnui Il w ssy i, e ,Tis Ssa1ad soS Spiaiaeei OK
that the mar. OF clerical derivation was dis;
tinRuishAhle from the man Of acquired clerical
the business manager get out Of his cathedra.
caught the nnne Of the neck Of tho comp.
, fs;,ui sr 4 il SaEiia; ami nro M'12t Ti tie ' aomn,io Ts@
t%hr"uch the long hall and oGt into Park row.
LEARNING. q tho occurrence. tho Colonel
W NIL" las has n cost t hSsG c 3; a,efn iast s K ": d: 81.
Gray retired and alr. nnrroun was mndo bust
ncss manager in his place.
accounts arc varied concerning the. defence.
II was not Il snap Judgment. Col. Sllcpard.
Hln had gone TO Chicago last SATURDAY. and
escaped from n subpu ma. was represented
IA at least onI other lawyer, Az: Gray's
ho"t.r. and David Gerber.
Efforts thai had bcen made previously to al.
I9urn the cnse were again made yesterday. but
NJ. Grny insisted on an immediate trinl. 1t
was reported that the Colonel did not care 10
hays tho casc tried. particularly before .elec:
ton: Counsel got their heads together. off and
on for about, m hour before, tho trial, and It
was arranged that judgment no taken only for
the SALARY in default and TINT the Colonel
proceed no further IN tho matter.
Mr.; Gray gave the bare facts Of tho agree
meut. in answer to questions OF Mr. Gerber.
and dcfendnnti counsel remained to see that
Judgment for tho right amount was rendered.
Mr.. Gray sale, nftcrwird that he did not want
the stock. MS there wero no dividends. and he
w,"d!d probably havo to nut up for the rrivl-
lege .; being n stakeholder. as. he said. the
Colonel is doing.
+. l.. .Ion"s also got Judgment ngainst the
Colonel in tho City Court on Tuesday for 1924
for breach of contract for his services. He
said h. had a suhpn'nn served on tho Colonel
last friday for his attendance Mt tho trial. but
tho colonel objected to the informally be.
cause fifty cents did not come with tho sub
nrna. Ko was served, again and got the
money. With which he lott THO next day for
Chicago, lie was not present, however. ut the
trial. and question arose rs to how far that
amount o! money would so at Chicago. He
appeared by counsel in the case. Mr.. Jones's
uncle is a clergyman.