New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
YOUNG DIFFERS "PCLL" WOHKS AGAIN.

ARRESTED FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN \
COURTHOUSE AID PROMPTLY DISCi'hHGED.
An Incident which shows on what nowtry paths
the man with a pullr tIrads occurred In the ten
eril sessions Bniding and the rombs Folc" 'oirt
yesterday afternoon. The trial OF DE-. Robert W.
rmchanan was In progress In Part III Of General
SESSIONS. and the courtroom was crowded. coIch
people in til" corridor were trying TO get into III"
room. Policeman Brown was on duty outside the
door. nnd Charles Wundt. court officer, stood by it
In the courtroom.
Two Young men. one big fellow. stood near
Wurdt. On" OF them, III" taller got up on railing
running the room, and was In the way OF
several u'h.a spectators. iii. Officer asked the
man to get down. but he refused to do It. Ch1rl"'
". Irooh" address Ing the jary for the defence
and Recorder Smyth had already complained Of
noise in the courtroom Wundt insisted on having
his request Obry.d The man objected and tn"
court officer said that he would have TO put him ont
Of the courtroom. The stranger allowed himself TO
be- led out. knowing Well that If he did not he would
have Recorder Smyth Ia deal with.
The obs,rep.rous mans companion went Into the
hall with hun. and the two then tried 10 bnlldOze
and browbeat wundt. The taller one showed a biz
gold shield Of the Street Cleaning Department, and
said
say young fellow. don't you know who you're
talking tOl I'm superintendent in The street Ilran-
Ing Department. and I'll get YOU into trouble"
The other fellow also told In loud tones what
would happen TO Wundt. The Young man told what
Influence his father had and how he would salt
the court officer. Wundt told them to so away, but
they refused to do So and kept up their noisy threats.
Finally Wundt asked Policeman Brown TO arrest the
two. one Of them Michael Padden. a district
superintendent Of the street Cleaning Department.
HIS companion was James r. Diver, son Of Ponce
Justice Diver.
The policeman and the court officer took III" TWO
men to the city Hall police station. ana "nhd'
charged them with dsorderly conduct. both CAV"
fictitious numes Padden said he vas John Murphy
twenty four years old. Of so. 12j Roosevelt 81. lie
,ait he was employed by the street Cleaning Depart
ment Young Diver said liz was Joseph q b1el
eighteen wears old Of No. 10 MadsonS lie had
no employment. he said. He and l'add"n are always
together DIVERS home Is No. Madison 1t. ana
Paddens Is In Roosevelt st.
The prisoners wer. Immediately taken TO the Tonba
Police Court They went into Police Justice Ryan's
private room, and In brief space were free The
charges were at one" dismissed. Wundt did not
pres, them His brother. cx-Adcrman Wnnd;. had
h..n 70 see Jnsilc, Ryan. Wundr said that the
affair had gone far enough
Y,uns Diver was arrested In october charged
with lrblng a man To register Illegally The man
swore that Diver rad paid him to register In sevrra
cleo lion districts ana Diver was Indicted by IN
| FEDERAL Grand Jury. At his trial however. me
complainant said TINT II" had forgotten all aDont M
| circumstances. Diver openly puid him money II
| couri after The jury acquitted MIN. Pndd"n - III
charg. of the Cherry HIM. district for 'onn 'ion"r
| lIrrllnan.