The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-17
COMPLAINTS OF THIS STABLE
dee FauaVs Horses Not For Sale when .
san Reporter was Customer.

Zee FaunVs Horses Not For Sale when
san Reporter was Customer.
There is stable in tho alley on the south
side OF Sixth street, between Second and Third
avenues. Complaints have boon made to the
police about it without result. Tho entrance
to the alley is an opening twenty feet square.
The walls Of tho houses 210 and 218 meet
above the entrance. Nailed to tho wall ia a
sign reading, "philip McEvoy, Horseshoer."
McEvoy has smithy on the left eide OF the
alley directly across from the stable. He has
nothing to do with tho stable.
The stable property Is owned by David
O'Brien OF Fifty -seventh street and Lexington
avenue. His agent, Martin Molony Of 900
Sixth street, let 1t to Charles Hills, an iceman
Of 224 Sixth street. Hills says that about the
middle OF December. a tall. thin man. who had
dark eyes and black hair and moustache. and
wore brown clothes. a gray overcoat. and
high hat; called on him and said he was a
doctor. ne owheu oonsiueraoie reai es'" w,
and kept vey stable on, in First sr rsn ,Mo
uu not lNo '"e p,a'e "hu wan'.u ~ II,,,"s
s."s iop team Oh norses IN S. ii'' mss
rental was agreed upon and the mex, day the
the horses came a muiatto and boy.
With sse ss IS and eopSos se eomns s
zion. He wears worn clothes and SLOUGH hat.
He is about 80 years old The boy is about 10.
with light hair. blue eyes. and very red face.
He wears black derby hat. dark clothes. and
on pue n shine emu, overeoas'
,i III su.a nau no. oeen a.ouna W woeks
-. MeT ne Aop' ene eIao.v un.n Wy =.
week OF January. when ho disappeared. 1t was
nn.t " .. NJ was Wy . s a,s nS
is small man. rather stout, with months
Growth 10 reddish wh,skers He IA about az
yeas old and wears the high hat discarded by
DR.. Fuld -Keho. At night this hat Is kept in the
enIoon rim NV n man named Goodman at 21s
Sixth street.
A neur-by neichhor overheard recently a
conversation between Keno and country,
man; Keno showed the man mn morse and SAG 10
Keho owned 1t. He offered to LET the farmer
have h9rso for 500 cash on the .gG Il he
Keso went Sst to ss sn
and when the farmer complained Yorkie. the
rom s F dSn an e nsn ss mama
robbed in the stable: Wig Dayton Vas ssIk.
money 90 ay and the two men Vailed back to
the stable. .r,, .. A., ,.,,,. ,,o. r.,,,.
them belonged to Hills and two to Scott The
young stable boy was alone. He offered to sell
said Pr Tracy at l5S Mad i son. street YOU'D 10
was talking man about - years OLD. snort
came cam in; He looked around. and thon said to
the stable hoy;
Say. watts der matter wid your Don't yer
Turning to the reporter he SAID: mNethss
| well 60"
:. Who owns them a ASKED inc r,eP G Ii,,
dis city. an he uses dem ter collect his rents"
There Is no baseball playes In the Minneap-
name Of Joe Fannt. Four neighbors say that
| tho animals have not been out since they were
taken there. No DR.. Tracy is known at 1oo
Charles Hills. the iceman who rented the
| two stalls to DR.: Fud, said:
Il had no idea. when let those men have
purposes. i have served q notice upon them
| to get out at the end Of the month. Unless
they do so. shall turn to thS Law,
II Kaenpis' grocer az Ky s1Xtm Street SAD
piains against the mem afq in Hiiss stable
have seen countrymen taken in there by mem;
hers Of the gang what t taxes az place inside ,d
they know enough not 70 oother me-.
for the owner Of the property; said: 1t Is IN
stay there. Hills rents tho stable from me
| and sublets to them. SO my only, way to set
| them our IS to 60 lor hllls. tpless ne puts
H;IIis ia IN M wov rnnnected With them '''"'