New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
ELLISON STILL AT LARGE.
HIS VICTIM. w. H. HENRIQrES. IN A CRITI-
CAL CONDITION.


Hepriqucs In Th.ry -nintlst.. near Park-ave, on
Monday evening. The subject OF a formal com
Ilant at the jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day morning. Charles stuart lawyer, OF No. 2o3
West Thirty-ev-nth-St, made the complaint lie
accompanied to the court b. DR.. David Webster
OF No. 2OC Madison-avc. who had attended Mr..
IIenlqlcS. ard by a ho,tcr employed In WillS's
stables In Thirty -ninth,t.. vino had beer wines,
Of the assault Justice Grady took the statements
OF tn. men and II wis supposed that he Issued war
rant fo- m, arse, Of Ellison Detective to'ey' Oh
the court squad. Detectives Lang and sullivan, OF
the West Thirtiethst. squad and some oi the Ten
trail Office detectives said TO be searching dill
gently for Ellison later In the day, but there was
to think that n had LETT the CITY ana "ou''
remain in hiding. II possible, until he cou'd DE as
sured of the recovery Mr. IIenriqnes or could ar
range TO give bail. Ellison was seen at sxthaV''
and Thlrty-,hird Il. about p. M. yesterday lie
| bought IA morning newspaper at II newsstand uhue'
tho elevated railroad station there and stood on the
corner several minutes apparently deeply ensroa'ea
in reauing the account OF his assault upon Mr He''
r.qles. Then he got on Il siXth-ave hors'.a' ''
rode uptown Possibly he bis way then ~
tie Grand Central station AMI he may nave '''' wv
ity by an out going train In the mornins.
The account Of the assault upon MI H'"''i"
ms told by the victim and corroboraed by wnhr''
cybi,its Ellison I'm tho light Of a rufian who shoha
be placed behind prison bars rs soon AS poSsio~' "
Hcnriaues who Is a stOckbrols,r ana al one u'h.
the presidcnt of the stock Exchange !, al CIV "
MN lie has not On In robust health E'N' "
WAS 10 match for man like Ellison Ill WIN -
,ucounter. Ellison is a ab ,ut thirty years OIL
ana of powcrful luid. with tie training o. AL "'''
and the experience Of IA 6ehcr lie has been ehs"e
!, "a many a,nrrrls ending Ia kno, kiown pi""' '"'
he ha, been ca,led Big ELLISON 10y hi' associate
To maj. the contest between thu man aoo"' wv"
end the Il, clh,oker still unequal, NJ llrhn1"s
he'd hcrn crippled with rheumatism to sucn al eN''"
that one OF lis VA, ne1riJ USELESS
THE EIrFiAN', ATTACK on TIE BROKEN
Mr. uenrqucs wa, nearly in fr5nt OF No 81 EAST
Thirty ninihs,. soon after p. M on Monday VINE"
49, , ,,ufror,.d Il, Ellison who e.ubiless had been
v,itinc and watching or hiii. Mr. fcnr!qucs 'r'u
,o mas but Ellison ~ jckci the way Mr. iienripueS
told Him 20 stand aside. but ELS II Naid '''"sr"
| have 20, You now. and VIII tench you e" 'n'ns''
Then h. stsnck Nj. li'nF!prc' Ia the h'o'," 'n'
/ ,.,c,,.d HIM down \, Lc fell OIL the Sidewalk ih''
/ She latter Nj I.nriqucS dc" ievolN'r rom NJ
.,,. H.. saii LATER ;nat hc cOu,G nave shot Eliisoi'
-, w. only Wished I call help and prevent the riiah
from killing him. lie Cred a sh"' lEt' 'h' VII w.
attract, attention Ellison then kicked nm rePea,e"N
an the had s1a lsn ,.dc OF the FACE snd s'NeA ~
him with the point oi cane, eviIrn'y tty'hh ~
,l,r,e orc Of hi, eyes. lie might hav" Mica "i'
ircp,Iouc. bat .cverh men IF m Wss stabl" rha
to him ami dracgc. lin away from his Vcum' y
,a--e crnyc collected In the street nn'hiS a'u vi
l;ctr1r,. pGs taken ~ the tf'i'r OF IT. "'b>'i' WV
la-cr took i.r uni"t man 10 me PJ"c" H'"''"" "
We, Tf,gtic.h-sf and cnd"nyorri 20 have Ellison
.o..., inreIlet.;v I, was learned Liter that
>, c. M, vino had been attracted 10 the scene OF the
one .u,ci h; the crowd had taken Eoid 81 hi'o" o"'
hat rclca cl hin in Tic absence Of the '"mp''h"''
~. illicelnar it SIli WAS Informed t'a' ''e ''
va, one o. assault and hsit"ry and that the Nv men
,r.r u,1 Jcnri tinted rith each h'.. - Tho on''"r
lad not ,ccn the assault and was made to und'rS'ah"
that he absent had mo- been h"rt SERIOUSLY ~
, let Eli -.
CONDITION OF Mr. HENrrOuEs CRITICAL
The condition of Mr. Iicnrilue, WAS sail to be
! critical Yesterday morning. when the comp"nh' ""s
mad, In the police court lie va, BENG "''enue'
A. h, home No. - Pnrkave., by Dr. "cr"''"S
/ H. Wynhorp OF No. les Madison ave. his ian'''!
plyslcian 81 vas said lha. Mr. llenuque' had peen
ns,nsibe for hours from the effects 81 his Injuries
aud tina, hctc was rason TO fear that his sanii was
frnc,urcd at his home later in tie day 1t was said
ihct he was worse. add might not recover Ut
Wvnloop said last evening: There Is hope now tna'
~ uo,rou,, will recover His skull was not
fractured BIT; he received many s"v'c bruises ab'"'
the head and left side Of the fncc His / IT eye wns
injured 10 snch an extent that the swe!ins'ahout II
ha, closed IT temporarily. but do no; thina that IN;
/ sight Of the eve has been destroyed. the injury
a,neors IN have been inflicted With the sharp end OF
n cane Injuries the loft side Of his face look T.
n they wore inflicted with the he"l Of shoe. Tic
has said that when he Wing helpless In the gutter
Ellison kicked him In tho face repeatedly lie could
have shot Ellison he saws bat he fired In the air
10 summon aid. h. did not wish TO be KIliei ahc
I d!d not want L, Nh 1t, assallant'
MIS-. IIcnrquss and her daughter. Mrs. Lena o.
Ncamc were shocked grently by the attack upon
MIR. Hcnr'ques. and 4 reporter who MAD" inquiries nj
| the house Yesterday was tom Tint they could mol
syo any Information regarding the assault or the
| ~ aant. Mrs. Neamc went 10 Police Iieadqmrter'
IN company with A. H. Hunm,l. Of the law hrm OF
Howe a Iiummcl before noon. ard she ana the lewyef
| had talk with superintendent "yines. they de-
clncd TO speak Of the Interview later, but 1t was
said their visit was TO urge the speedy arrest Oh
| Ellison
ELLIsON's QUARREL WITH THE FAMILY
Ellson's quarrel with the lcnriqres family began
about five months ago, VIXEN Mrs. Ecamc was divorced
from her husband. ID. J. Ncamo an Engii,hman. with
whom she had been unlappiy mated Previous u
Inc divorce Ellis had been on friendly terms with
Mr.. Ncame and her aihcr. and had been frequent
SS"T al 'n srr9 no MRS. Neams w The decree
divorce nnnted ard that he had been li' man
witness IN the sui, for the divorce. lie had accom-
panied hcr husband number Of resort In the
ciy. It aid. and had led him into compromising
company only 10 tell the acts later WHEN he wa
called as witness. IL said also that he
ns,i roi med al erroneous idea Of the amount Of
wealth that Mrs. Ncainc would possess after she
became his WIFE and that Mrs. Nrnne equally
deceived by tan about E.ons prospec's ma h' ai,
oi their marriage was said TO have caused quarrel
Ellison was guilty OF ,nr T Sn Is s 81 Mr
vi
| .iciiriqu's. VINO tried to protect hi, daughter
| AN APPEAL TO THE POLICE FOR PROTECTION.
Nj. Iicniiuucs went 10 the Central once ana asked
superintendent Byrnes 10 interfere. saying that h"
did not Wish be- brought into court rs complain
ami against Ellison II he could avoid II. but lint h.
desired protec,icn for himself and his daughter IN his
| rwn hom,. Later Mrs. IIcnrioucs and Mrs. Neanr
went the C,ntral OIcc and made similar appeals u"
Nr. I.yrnc>. \ detective went 10 search for Elso1
and delivered the message that the superintendent de-
| sired an interview with him. Ellison went TO The
Central Oacc and Mr.. ByIncs read lecture to him.
telling him IN effect that II he did net keep away nom
the home of Mr.. lienriuuc> ana cease annou nR lle
broker and his daughter he would be locked up Ei'l
son wa, frightened into compliance With III" >upcril-
| cnden S order and kept away from the hOnse Ihci
wer. rumors that ne incndct \, fight dicl With Mr.
IIcnriuc, and he asserted TINT attempts were being
made iy the broker To injure him. lie also decln go
that he had IN his possession some letters OF com
ur, missing natur. wIc had been written N him 10y
Mrs Ncalne. She d, MED that She had written any
such letters and said that II l." had any sHc documeh
they were rorgerics II said that Ellison WIS
ncclsrd h. snIc Of his assoclatos OF irving 10 MAKE