The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-25
BLACKMAIL, DALEY SAYS.
Hr.s 4 RoUNDsMAN. AND MRS. HANNAH
u1KEs UGLY CHARGES AGAINST HIN.
Arra,sned ny HIiw In Court for DiserAeriy
Conduct, ske Accuses Hin or nuiaing
Her Daughser-A Saloon Keeper and ~
Unnamed Sergeant In the Story.

ArvsIgned ny u1w In Court Tor DisorAeriy
tonsuct, she Accuses His or Huiaing
Her Daughser-A Saloon Keeper and ~
Unnamed Sergeant In the story.
Roundsman Mathew +. Daley OF the De-
lane $ street precinct got himself into trouble
on Monday night by arresting Mrs. Annie
Hannah OF 31S Monroe street. He accused
mar IN the Essex Market Court yesterday OF
heIne disorderly. and she turned on him and
.vorc ne had been tho cause OF her 1U-year-
old daughters downfall When she had fn-
ished The story Justice Taintor ordered the
arrest of tho roundsman on charge OF felony.
and he will have to face the charge in court
to-day
Daley took his prisoner to court himself.
Mrs. Hannah is a respectable. hard working
woman her neighbors cay. When Daley ar
raienrd her before the Justice he said simply
that sho was raising disturbance in Monroe
street, in front Of her homo. and It was neces-
sary for him to arrest her. Justice Taintor
wheeled about In his chair and demanded.
swell. madam"
"Your Honor" began Mrs. Hannah. this
man met my daughter Mary Ellen and ruined
her. My daughter was out walking with LIZ
he Lawlor on March ~. and they met this
man and Sergeant at Pitt and Broome
streets. Mary didn't know him. but Lizzie
did. and she introduced her. They went into
Joe Ges's saloon at the corner and took
seats in . rear room. which Is used
IS meeting room by the John Simpson CO.
terie' The Sergeant and the Lawlor woman
were In one corner OF the room. and the
roundsman and my daughter were In another
corner. Several rounds Of drinks were served
The roundsman suddenly turned out tho gas.
My daughter asked him what he meant. He
then seized her by the throat. and In spite OF
her struggles, assaulted her. The other wo-
man and the Sergeant did not come to her aid.
Two weeks later Mary told me about the
roundsman's conduct went and saw Daley
but he denied knowing Mary. That same
evening. while was telling the story to some
women In tho house. q man came and told me
that the roundsman wanted to see me at tho
Grand street ferry. went there and saw him.
H. sid don ka here s s' n ;hs nes
0s'l9 9es aid not sSisk Of that when YOU ruined
cent ssk a seS g the station house 70
81 2S8 Elizabeth street. i, went there on
ia A. ,5a sS ID shs Rsaa Sns s'Y Ss
e YOU'D prove III, III story we xss file 'ds
": Ssnt tsd % :es sn me ase
es :Ha S rsea soad
s sss vas locked up ali night in the station
.stS, o sS the GIRL s sas 'h fsss
6.iisy Ss said !" he Would get Witnesses WHO
S SS ih. Lizzie h Eaxd he x ss SA' sss
The Justice shut MIN up and said he'd
sdiog5n the cHse Until to-day =; ny an
Estins. and Mrs. Hannah may, 60 on hsE
Ssb H. H. cent Ss s. T Ua
tors examination bore out part Of the
sI:|y s IL, e::: 2! ss sHs
and the brother Of Lizzie Lewior. Who Keeps
s%''S Sls s'''i shs 9sps:tsd sSs 10Y
seeoa a!ie time sSs had BEEN IN saloon The
room is about thirty feet square She said she
make MA ne. .sow ~ hessS beore tie people
the outside room. They stayed IN the room
about ten minutes longer and then che and
Ing" ssid Mrs. Hannah. he fsid to ~; laugh
se Nave . h ssG sSs
Mrs. Hannah: Tye hsd three or four sours
rs ssid Se not find his sister last
night. but he would find her before morning
ana would take her to court She n wns GOOD
auencss. he said he knew Mary Ellen Hannah
ds9% a basS said when last night
f. sssfpE e ae @ said ne
heard ard M my '1 isthes owned . DOZEN q four.
i ies to see Il She eesdnt get some Q, tho
money ny isths S died sh9Et time age leay.
chfldren. and suppose this woman has heard
Of #. never knew the Hannah girl The
neither ss about %Sptss
disorderly conduct Of persons at 3ls Monroe
O'clock one morning dispersed iisorderly
Ss w ba oas c s aosd to b ai
demanded ssa that for her can and threat
The roundsms an said that no had been busy
He ' coa td' not fnd Tizsis awler. VI did
% nNns t sss h: Ia%or H Me kim
e her fGE dso
W se. sSd q ss
Mrs. Ha nnan said the saloon was at Grand
The girl described the Sergeant
Ana an Irish brSsue The sergesnts. In
German. Lancer. and Mcdonald. She failed to |
identify either Gallagher or German In court. |
Lancer has Q full heard and Sergeant Nc |
Donald you can see at the desk"
4, Mrs bailey was emphatic In her denuncia-
zion OF the Hannah woman and her defence of |
her husband.
The room where the assault Is alleged to
pave been Gommitted has two windows open
ipe on a,, Ply street. The. club uses It.
on Wednesday and Saturday nights The
9ifht testined 70 by Miss Hannah was |
Saturday. whom the room would Do ocoupied
BY tho members OF the club. 'N''SN
ossoiarsh'P' for Church School Graduates.
The alumni OF the Episcopal Academy Of Con.
necticut at Cheshire gave dinner last even.
ing 1t Sherry's to the Rev James stoddard
principal elect The Rev. Dr. s. j. Horton. the
retiring principal. who has been at the head Of
the school for thirty years. was present, and