New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
CONFRONTED BY HER UNCLE.
A GERMAN GIRL WHO CAME HERE To ''oiA
HIM. APPEARS TO BE LESS 1NNo-
GENT THAN SHE SEEMED


James A:tey a German living at No 81 Wasn'ne'
,oo.s, was srraigned in the Centre Street Court
Yesterday morning on n charge OF attempted assault
and held In 81 600 bond for examination on TUESDAY
morning next The complainant was Matiida ocnae"
er a young girl nineteen years OLD, VINO arrive" ~
New-York on Saturday last from Germany on
visit to her uncle Fritz Lindenger, OF NO n East
Fifty-seventh-st.
on Wednesday evening Charles Lichdenstein who
keeps a fruit stand at No 81 Vesey-st. accompahie"
bv his wife Rosa and rather pretty young GIRL en-
tered the Church-st. station. where Iichoe"s'eI"
said he desired to see Acting Captain brehhan' ~
the captain the fruit dea.er said the glri VIM "''
with them had come his wife few minutes pe'o'e
and in German told her a man. pretending 10 De d."
officer had entced her to room at |esey anu "'''
SITS and there attempted to assault her To the cap
tain Miss SchafYer gave an accurate description VI
her alleged assaant his clothing and jeweiry fo-
ceman Ryan was out on the case ana an ho"r
later arrested Altey in Smith McNeTs rests"ran'.
When Alley taken 10 the police station the s''
positively identified him as the man VINO ma" at
tempted TO assault her Alley was locked UP IN
spite OF his denial The gir was locked up tor 'ne
night with the matron Of the Oak-st station
In the Centre Street Court yesterday NOR ins'
while the clerk was making out the complaint d
ford man with important air rusneh up anu
said to Officer Ryan: Il have come mere 10 TAKE
this girl 10 Ellis lsla I'd Commissioner sehner wants
send her back 10 GERMANY wan 49, '7''
away
The officer and clerk told him he could not ge'
her until the case was settled
..Rut come from Dr. Senner." said the man. dis-
nayinx a gold shield The man, who declined 10
give his name to any one. seemed much disappointed
n learn that he could not remove the girl on IT.
Senners order.
Al this time a prosperous-;ooking man entered the
roon and said he was the uncle OF Matilda Shaener'
and gave his name as Fritz Lndenger, the proprie-
TOR Of a restaurant in the Syndicate building. IN
Nassau-st and living at No. IS East fftty-se'-
enth-st. , an, . ,,aoa Che ar
rived I'm New-York Saturday from Fueth In Bs-
varja GERMANY Her father holds governmen,t
positjon there similar the superintendent OF fup-
lie Schools here. He has maghncent no', s, -
and a hne salary. About three years ago TINS q !
ran away and went the stage Her lather ue'
ciied her mind deranged ana paced heI u, o.,
asylum She dug through four-foot wdi an.
70 the asylum where she has remained
until a short time ago. wnen her nno,ura
decided to send her to me thinking me rhaass
would do her good She came Saturday and
brought with her magnificent and expensive
wa rdroho as Il is possible TO imagine. sne re-
NAMED over Sunday. and Monday disappeared we
found on investigation that she retuiheu W M
shin at Hoboken and disappeared with the snip
cook whose acquaintance she had made on tne
way over. ! informed Commissioner Senher OF the
girls conduct and he said he would return her 10
Germany. His men have been LOOKING TOT h hes
since YESTERDAY I keenly feel the disgrace she mas
brought on nv family during her short stay mere
Magistrate Brann set the examination hown ior
Tuesday next and committed the girl 10 the Rouse
Of Detention. the uncle refused 10 take hei
home. , ,, c..
The girl declared when told COMMISSIONS Sen
ner would send her back 10 Germany, that sne
would never go alive.