The sun., 1892-12-13
THE SISTERS VENGEANCE.
JOE TANyENHOLz HORsETHIPPED BY
THE FELLERMAy GIRLS.
Justice Divers Son Joseph Got Part OF the
Punishment-The Girls Say Tnnuenhols
DETAINED Miss Paulinc-He Denies II.

Justice DIVERS Son Joseph Got Part OF the
Punishment-The Girls Say Tnnuenhols
DETAINED Miss Pnulinc-He Denies II.
II would be difficult to find three prettier
girls on the east side than tho three Feler-
man sisters-Sade. ugad 10: Rebecca. a year
younger. and Pauline. aged 16. All hive plenty
OF admirers. and all arc wellknown and highly
regarded In the district where they live. Their
homo is at 81 Market street.
Fully rs we'll known as the young ladies is
Joe TannenholG owner OF Tho Orchard" -"
saloon ut Orchard and Division streets. Al
though lie is hut 30 years old he is the head OF
the Joseph J. Tannenholz Association. a social
club much in favor in the highest east side
circles. and of which Daniel benjamin. son OF
ex-Alderman benjamin and Justice DIVERS
sop Joseph are officers. There has been bad
blood between Tanncnholz and tho Feller-
mans since lawsuits began over tho sale OF
Tho Orchard TO Tannenhols some months
ago by Mr.. Fellerman who formerly owned It
Bernard Gluck is young man who Is very de-
voted to Sadie Fellerman lie Is also an ac-
ouaintance OF Tannenholz. About two weeks
ago Guck. while in THE Orchard" heard
Tannenhclz use words which he considered
were derogatory to tho Fellerman girls. lie
demanded q rctraction. whereupon Fellerman.
so Gluck saws. made an accusation rejecting
on Miss Pauline fellerman's good name. After
the Fellermans' house. whore he held con-
sultation with the three girls
accompanied by friends. loo Divyer and young
benjamin. about \ o'clock on Sunday night.
G sr wIo sSIc nS n wn
from beneath her sacQue a robust-lookinG
strap.and the other girls, producing heavy short
horsowhips which they had kept concealed;
- Look out. Joe" called ono OF Tannenholz's
frisnds, to him as the girls reached them
As he spokS Pauline ran forward and brought
her whip down with u sounding thwack across
TaEe that. she cried. and brought down
YOU yonnS % mans hat rolled lied OF Of aud hs turned
brought her strap around and the end Of it
mean time Becky was, doing yeoman work
with her weapon on his head; Tho other
a share eea Of the the punisSment p The big crowd
| which soon gathered left an open space Tor the
Zip. swish, went the strap ."whack;
howled the crowd, Get in on him from Ie;,
@ on. ssH IN ts sh fs5 IN It 10
'em. girls. iiurrSh. Whooplh'
yon %e es the
weapons from them. but the agile girls evaded
all ne waa 10 ana snt in r G9Ts
sssesd and IsSs .her sats F The yo"ns
| was swelling Tannenholz's forehead. and his
| coat was marked from the hl lows OF the whips.
| Sadie's strap. which had taken so prominent
| n part in the fracas. had been snachrd from
! her. and there was a moments truce. when "A
| policeman broke through the crowd whist.
! ling for help Two moro policemen came and
| the three belligerent girls were taken to tho
| Eldridge street station where they were sub
| eeGuently released on 81 900 bail each.
| At the Essex Market Court yesterday Paul
| inc. who said she was a snleswcman in Den.
| nines dry goods store on broadway. told
Judge Duffy that Tannenholz deserved more
What redress has girl GOT said she.
! when IL man speaks insultingly OF her but to
| horsewhip HIM. Wha. l did l did to defend
:" You could have gone to law and sued him
| for damages" suggested the Judge.
| Money does not pay for a woman's charac-
| ter being DETAINED" replied the girl.
Tannenholz denied having ever spoken dis.
| paragingly of any of tho prisoners and said
| that (iluck had planned out the horsewhir
| ping scheme on account Of jealousy. " know
! the girls to be thoroughly resrectable.' he
said. and have never said anything to the
! contrary"
| Gluck afterward said to reporter that he
| advised the girls to whip Tannen holz. and fur
| nished the weapons for the carrying out Of the
plan.
The girls were held in 500 bonds each for
| their good behavior fo- one year. and ,paroled
| in the custody OF their counsel. Mark Alter
They said that they were satisfied with the
case as it had concluded.