The sun., 1893-06-08

He spent the night Mt Police Headquarters
and yesterday morning was taken to Jefferson
Market Court. Lawyer Charles Brooke was
his counsel. and asked that his client be ad-
nitted to bail. Abe Hummel. appearing for
the complainant. presented n certificate from
DR.. Gerardus II. Wynkoop. who is attending
Mr Henriques. stating thut the injured man
was in a dangerous condition. Then Mrs.
Neame. Mr.. HenriIues's daughter. over whom
the quarrel arose that led to the assault. was
sent for. In the mean timo. Ellison showed
signs OF great nervousness.
He is q large very heavily built man, broad
shonldered. deep chosted. and muscular His
face. which was evidently handsome ono
formerly. is marred by harsh lines. and is OF
dull yellow color. He is 43 years old. but.
despite the marks Of dissipation on his coun-
WAS light cGnsistins oi n light spring suit.
minus the wa >tcoat. u pink ahirt, russet shoes.
a he wRe nat tho
this assault, for which he was .ined S $50. and
name name of Bi" "E Eliison if '"'"'o Hin '"e h'cA'
Mrs. Ncame on her arrival walked into tho
court room and said to Justice Grady:
Father is sinking RAPIDLY. and i is now
only Question @ Of time T Ti,h hm Then che
chsn uror Ts S M TDa n'S amety sd
her to the outer room. There she made an af-
H.yt .n er1 for hc
hoop and Wlebster' said ,ihat thar could net
toll ior two or more. days what me outcom.
that her father wns sinking rapidly. and that
it was only , nHesti"n Ct time The Gu case was
While in court Mrs. Nrame did not SEQ ELI.
T%n Shs Is dsf nG5s wc With bril-
looks to be about "a years old. Her dress was
black nnA she wore !" large straw hat. trim
When he examination began at 4 O'clock
sault. He made no sign. but she looked at
him stead anis smiled rather g,imly She WAS
WsnKGG a and ASA. nSf r
together viii Mr. ,Hummel. The prisoner sat
McCluskey and Hickey. There was some de-
lay owing to the fact Tint no stenographer was
Justice Grady said that he would act as
stenographer ask ing the witnesses to go slow
y MS he coHId not not, writs shorthpind Dr. wyn-
Mr.. Henriaues is suffering from. shock
consequent npon his injuries. The injuries
consist mainly in contusione which. as far rs
they are directly con erneh. will not lead to
now. hope and think. however, that no will
recover but it will lie five or six days before 1t
will lie possible to cay that he Is out OF dam
In reply to Assistant District Attorney Well
mans Question. what there WAS in Mr.. Hen
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or possible result. tho Doctor said that tho
patient was an old man and not vigorous Tor
his age. and that the shock might result fatally.
During the examination Ellison Was pain
fully uneasy He wiEged about in his chair.
twlrlrd his fingers. crossed and uncrossed his
legs. twirlch his hat in his, hanls. stretched
his arms. hit his lip.. and showed every sign
Of extreme nervousness. His counsel. Mr..
Brooke asked that he he admitted to hail.
Justice Grady refused to allow bal. and fixed
examination for June 10. II this Mrs; Neame
again turned toward the prisoner and smiled
sarcasiically. In evident enjoyment Of his dis
comflture. Eefore being taken to the Jefferson
Market prison Ellison sat IN the examination
room and wrote some notes. which he sent out
by mesSenRsr. .
LAWYER Brooke said that no would apply
this morning for writ OF habeas corpus and
endeavor to have higher court TX bail for the
prisoner. .,
MIR. iienriqucs''s condition was reported to
be still critical at his home last night. Mrs.
Neanos said that he was unconscious.
DR.. Wynkoop said at ~. o'clock this morn
ing that Mr.. HenriIucs had had several faint
ing fits yesterday and fninted twice last night.
His condition was worse, hut the Doctor
thought there was u strong probability that
he would recover.