The evening world., 1893-11-02
IDENTIFIED THE AssA|LAN7s
Parkhurst Agents Pick Men from
Row of Prisoners.
Many Mysterious Visitors to Police
HeaCquarters.

tt rec of the east-siders charged with
participating in the riotous assault upon
the agents of DR.. ~Parkhurst's Society for
,.e Prevention of Crime, were held in
$1,000 bail by Police Justice Ryan, in
Essex Market Court. this morning. They
will be examined tomorrow morning,
ma Henry Goldsmith will defend them.
The three are Isidor Putter, a. Russian
bartender, at IS Forsyth street: Charles
Kramer, a Russian peddler, Of Us For
syth street. and Hynan Sugar. a Rus
Ian saloon-keepcr, at Il Essex street.
They are all young men n under
sized. Kramer and Putter were identi-
fed at Police Headquarters yesterday by
T.. A. Whitney and A. E. Wilson, two
Of the Parkhurst agents. All
three were stood up in a line OF six
teen Essex Market prisoners. against the
wall in the corridor Of that gloomy
prison this morning. and Agent Lem
mon ven along the line. and after
able to pick out Sugar and Putter as
being two CT the men in the mob that
followed the agents the day they ap-
peared in police court against the wo-
men keepers of two alleged ~disorderly
houses they had raided. and attacked
them in the Rowery as they were chang
ing from a Grand street to a Fourth
venue car.
The scene IN court TO-DAY was only
the ordinary gathering OF east stders,
but In anticipation OF more trouble Capt.
Devery had sent Roundsmen Sullivan
and Newman with a uozen reserves to
Essex street. There was no disturbance.
Inside the courtroom were Capt. Alex
snder Wishart, his stalwart son, Mark
Wishart, who got the worst Of the as:
sault: \. +. Wilson, John H. Lennon and
= Whitman the Inrhhuraf QRantlF
Sergt. Frank Mangin and Detective-Ser-
seants Frink, Price, Holland, Montgom-
cry Crouch, Armstrong and Sullivan.
from Police Headquarters; Alderman
TAFT and a few other officials.
Capt. Wishart refused to give any in
formation about the case, but said sar-
This is supt. Byrnes's case; go to him
for info rmation."
He refused to say whether he or the
other agents or Lawyer Frank Moss
eight policemen charged by them
with refusing 10 protect them the day
OF the riot.
When the case was called Capt. Wish
art tod Judge Ryan that the case was
in the hands of the police. This was
what came OF 1t:
Capt. Devery made a short aftdavit
reciting the proceeding TO date. and ask
ing that the men be committed till to-
morrow. as follows:
William S. Devery. the Captain Of the Eleventh
Precinct, being duly sworn, depOses and saws that
on the LIST DAY Of November, 1893. he arrested
lsidor Putter. Charles Kramer and Hyman sugar,
all now in court, on the complaint Of one Alex.
ander Wishart, OF los East TWenty-second street.
charging the aforesaid defendants with having
disturbed the public peace by using force and
violence sgAinst divers persons while having as.
semoled for an unlawful purpose on Oct. 81, 1893,
N the vicinity Of Bronme street ami the BoNeTy,
Wherefore ]deponent prays that the detendAnta
may be held to enable ~deoonent to procure the
proper evidence.
Pending disposal OF the case, Agent
Lennon visited the prison and identi-
hen Sugar and Putter, as stated, the
other prisoners. Adolph Sllberstein and
George ~Greenburg, having been released
them. '
II the prisoners are convicted 1t will
be OF riot. a felony.
Capt, Devery and his men and n num-
Der OF Central Office detectives have
been unusually active this morning. A
number Of men have visited Headauar-
ters In the escort OF officers and have
gone away again. Supt. Byrnes has
been In long consultation with Inspector
Williams, and the air Is full OF rumors
CT more arrests In connection with the
Phrkhurst charges. -
The Superintendent and Capt. Devery
are retlcent about the matter.