New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01


I called on Mr.. Gould because knew him. I met
him a year ago and asked him to give me a posi-
ton and he said he would look the matter M.
So after waiting year thought would ask hin
about it. l did not think was doing anything
wrong. In the city where from we are
privileged TO talk business with all persons.
Justice Martin held Andrews for examination as
to his sanity There was present in the court IL -
Dunn. wire chief at the Western Union BuldinG
He said to Justice Martin that he had known
Andrews in Kansas City ten years ago. Andrews
was a telegraph operator. and was a faithful ana
competent worker but seemed TO have something
the matter with his head. He imagined That he
was an important person In the ONCE ana useI
to say that the time would come when he would
he n big man. lie was looked upon ar a harmless
crank.
Frederick L. Mathes. the Superintendent OF Con-
struction OF the Postal Telegraph Buidins' VINO
was shot By Thomas Bradley was reported al
the Chambers Street Hospital yesterday as shshuy
improved II is not thought that he VIII ole now
I'M, ne is far from being out Of danger. Bradley
,yas not arraignod at the Tombs Police Court yes
,erday as expected. Word was received from
Bellevue Hospital. where he Is coniined IN inc
nrison ward. that his condition was such that ne
could not be taken to court
BRADLEY was Yesterday identified by Police cap
tain Farrier OF the First Precinct OF Jersey CITY
as = man who was arrested in Exchange Place
Ier.ev tJtv on October IL. while fiourshng re-
volJer. When searched he had half dozen tobacco
bags filed with snuff. needles. tobacco Unread
scissors and soap. He also had a. razor Among MS
valuaAse property was a handbook OF the sea
mans Savings Bank OF NewYork. showing 500 TO
bs credit. and a draft for 500 When asked where
no got the draft and money. he said he was
sailor on the Trenton. which was wrecked at
Samoa and the Government allowed him 800 LOT
clothing destroyed. The deposit represented III.
pay and savings. He paid fine OF s. on the fol-
lowing morning and went to Pennsylvania. on
Saturday he returned 10 Jersey city. and received
his handbook. draft and razor. for which Captain
Farrier holds his receipt
Charles J. Peshall. who boards at Taylors HOTEL
says he had experience with Bradley a lew
nights ago. Bradley came to his room at the motel
and said he had come long way TO tax Win
him. He said he was going to die. a 10. OF people
had made up their minds to Kill him lie toid
Mr. Peshall about the money he had in the bank
and said in addition. he had sent $50 TO Patrick
Bradley. his father, who IL In Ireland
81 am going to die tonight" he suddenly ex-
claimed. land ! want you 10 take charge OF my
money. ! saw a hundred men to-day who nave
nut in 3 cents apiece TO have me killed. They are
TO murder me in my room at the Universal Hotel.
Last night three OF them came to my room TO
Kill me- but ] escaped to the street" Mr.. Peshal
suggested to Bradley that he should go TO "A hos
pjtal but he refused to do this, and went to New
York.
Father OFarrelI. Of St. Theresa's Church. Ru'-
gers and Henry SITS. has been annoyed by an In
sane woman for the last three months. and he Is
afraid that she viii carry out her threat and XIII
him some day The woman Is Mary
Mcclure, widow, sixty years Old who
is living with her two at No. l9S Madison-st
Her husband died number OF years ago. and the
woman imagnes that Father O'Farrell is keeping
from her some money which her husband left
She has been in the habit Of going TO ST. Theresa
Church and denouncing Father OFarrell In bitter
terms She appeared again In the church yester-
day. and during the services she made sre''
noise by going up and down the aisle striking II
bunch Of keys she had In her hand against tne
pews At the same time she shouted out tha id se
wanted the money Que To her. Policeman iiosan
OF the Madison-st. station, was summoned ana
Polce Court to-day Justice voorhis committed her
to Bellevue Hospital TO be examined as TO her
SAMMY COMMISSIONER sHIELDss VISITOR
| A man about sixty years old went into the Of
| flee of Commissioner Shields yesterday afternoon
AID leaning over the table said:
IL want that property -,--,-- !.
ION. ray property. You've got it here. What
Mr. Shields Quickly rseognzea the man an as
ABOUT thu FEDERAL Courts should know about
acter of his visitor; the clerk viii tell you al
| A clerk began 10 prouuce recofus 10 scarch ior
| the suit "You must wait until the Judge comes"
| said Deputy Clerk Rogers. "He knows all about
YOUR suit Come back another day.
IAN right" said the man. he took his de-
| parture IL he returns he will probably be
| rested. l.,
| II Harrison by Prendergast, and the appearance
81 other cranks IN this city, resulted yesterday in
| calling attention to a man who has for some time
been annoying the clerks OF the Wilson steamship
IT, The crank who IL big, stout. blond Swede APP
nn nrentv well educated. has been dropping into
he office at No. % state-st for month or So ask
NE, no was the heir OF the line. and demanded
hat they should pay him salary Of 5000 for his
e,,rned on Thursday and made similar de
,nand This time he was arrested and the merit