New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
THE CTNARD MANSION AGAIN. S1OEMLD.
HosrILrrrEs BETWEEN THE BELLEVUE CirB AND
CONSTABLE Sykes BREAK OFT NFREsH-
SCREAMING WOMEN ADD TO
rtrt- t.N,-fTf-Nr.NT
THE EXCITEMENT.

The hos:i.ltIes between Constable Sykes AMI his
ASSISTANT AMI the Bellevue club, In the CunarI
house. On Grymes HI staten Island wcr" resumed
yesterday. IN tine morning Constable y S"s ap-
pearcd In Justice Langions court AT West brighton
and secured another judgment Of execution against
Mis- Christina Taylor the LATE laudla2y OF the
Bellevue club on an unpaid note Of t's 30. Armed
with the iogal documents. Sykes. accompanied hy
his friends Edward J. Powers. Jack belmont
william Sherwood and Excise Commissioner "iill'
C1whlI. OF Cast.ct0n. drove - the Cunard mansion.
when they reached the entrance Of the Cunard
property they found the gli" securely fastened
They forced II open ana entered tho grounds sykes
th.n served Louis VI Stotesbury. one Of the mem
hers Of the club with summons from the supreme
Court In an action f,r son damages FOR false I'M
pri-oumcut the complaint % Constable JACK
Redmond who had been arrested on sunday last
charged wiki malicious Usp1as. sykes then IN
formed NJ Vr,,.anl that h. bah come q remove
moro furniture On n second judgment. which ne
had secured from Justice Lans;on. Mr. Nr''land
informed the constable that all u tho furniture that
hal been levied upon hal been removed. sykes,
however said that there were some mating. me
plano lamp AMI other things upstairs which he
wanted and intended - take. When sykes maze
an attempt - enter the house ne was s'"pP'''
Nfr Vrc,nnd finally son, one Of his servants up
stairs - bring down some mating ana o'"'F
things. and handed them 70 Sykes.
sykes was determined ~ affect an entrance INTO
the mansion. Hc continue: 20 push against the
large from. doors un.r he finally forced them OPEN
anI camel an entrance .n'o 'ae halfway. "ner' Gee
male several attempts q ~ uIotalfs. hit as re
staircase nat been barn. .AItI IS hoh VT. b.ii'.l
ar4 N;.,.iuI. wup placed 't"n.'.'.s a. tlr I..'
tt stairs th. constable. uufb." % carry on. hlt
Denomination When %. cvns'abc- forced ~ =
to door ~ women Who Wfrr ,A;"i On IN" wy
bcram. alarmed Aai screamed fDr h~~-iaN'" " A.4'
e,k.. -. ia he AlIs MI. St'''~hury dHD y r.
lad .'r,va 20 Ir.f.r, C.rr.l.s court q, u,
wl,ra 4 varf4n- wtr issued ipr ~ k~s's arrest o.
10 eoulf.uint g s,1f.slIfN. Who charged Sfh.e WIN
oppression .u haf.ur .,si'i upon iufn'r'" Owned ~
Nj Stofesnury. Ia she mean I'm" tn women a. tHi
Haltvu. 4uI Hr. DurneiN att rpiel 20 k'rp sykes
a prisoner ln the house un'l p'lcrInau WIN ,Hr
I'M. lo1r aul IS ks unable 90 Esi "ui. ana ~hrn
h.. wtlkaI - the iar.c froat w.niO" Wnl"n j. 80
an, ON tho Ihazzi, BE- found that II. VIE ~ Hr.
Nrs,,,nl hal racDi hcrst.t aetint, ID" Winio" so
.bs. n. mia MT leave me hosr by this way sykes
enfreateI her 10 1T HIM make his escape. hui me
r.ru,,n firm an. Informed The Onr-lrn'I cln'tlO"
Ia. - ~ vanfc! 20 get on. he would have 20 first
SKIS aficrwarl held consultation with Mr.
Infncllv who consented to allow the constable 10
leave, IN, house. but warned MN th1t one, "ul OF
II he would not be- permitted 70 rr.'ht"f H. sykes
i.f, The place and Joined his friends. VINO were IN
waiting on tho outside. ana they dfoN" away WIN
The Few goods which they had secured
Last night Sykes Wa arrested ON III" Wari'n'
issued hv Justice cornell and when airaisn"i h'
was hold I'm his own recognizance for an cX1inina-
ton next Monday morning. -, ....
Mr. Vrcc.and ami Mr Stoiesbury "nslgel cot'.
e.l as nlgnt. and vii today cause IA" a, res
OF all the cOns,ablcs who took part IN y'st'rda!
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