The evening world., 1903-09-29
MURRAYFREED BY.
CITY MARSHALS
officials Finally Force Entrance
Into Brooklyn House Where
Tenant Had Been Locked Up
iSr Six Days.

Armed with a writ Of rep,evln to give
n show of law TO their muscular efforts.
City Marshal John W. Irwin and Deputy
Charles A. Scott. of Brooklyn, went 20
the rescue of Schuyler r. Murray to-
DAT.
AFR. Murray has been locked UP in the
house. No. 572 Pacific street, since last
Wednesday. his landlord refusing to al
low him to remove his furniture on ac-
count OF ~non-payment OF ront.
Murray occupies two rooms in Mr..
Browns fiat. and since the strikes have
hut down he buildings under course
of construction he has betn out Of work
He Is n carpenter BY trade, and unt!l
recently made A living which was enough
for himself. his wife and his son. But
latteriy things went hard for the Muir
rays and they vert ordered to move.
They wanted to 't1ke their furniture with
them, but the landlord said mo" Then
Murray was locked up in his room.
egress being denied him.
MarshnIs Force Entrance.
Mrs. Murray's attorney sutd out a
writ Of replevla AMI to-day the Browns
gave up their living prisoner, but only
after ar entrance had been made by
the cnarshals over tho roofs and through
the windows OF tht Pacific street house.
At ~ O'Clock MarshIls Irwin and
Scott recono.tered aSout the entrance
ofethc Browns's home. They could not
make an entrance under the law
through h outside door, MS this was
the property of the Browns. So they
1yent down the stree to a sable. and
with n Ghnri ladder pi1 ~, b.rFgI ,,.A. Ia.
roof. From one roof to another they
made their way to Browns home. From
the roof to the ledge outside of Nur-
rays rooms they dropped the ladder
and then entered by means of the win
dow.
Prisoner Delighted.
Murray was o~veTioyCd at the arrival
of his visitors. His several days diet OF
bananas INC wafer had thinned Inn u a
shadow OF mis- former self. and constant
fear that he was to lose all his furniture
had left Its impress upon him. lie said,
however. he was determined to hold the
fort, even IL NJ help had arrived, for
some t!no longer.
Opening Muiray's door irto tho hall
the officers were confronted by Miss
Brown n a man named Phillips. a
relative or the Browns. Mss Hal acid
lier arms outstreicheL as II to clock the
progress OF the men to the s.rceI. lac
marshal pulled her arms down and then
they pAsssu ner.
II was advised to do that BY NY at
torney," said Miss Brown, Now YOU
VIII be charged with assault"
p marshal paid no attention to the
Girl further than to pass by her with.
ous replying.
The furniture was moved from the
Two rooms which the Murrays had for.
merry occupied n placed IN a big van.
was Then taken to n storage ware
house where 1t will be held In the Gus.
iody of the city until the case comes
up in court.
Murray Almost Exhausted.
Murray spent a few anxious hours
THIS morning waiting for The Mlrshals.
he 3ad been APPRAISED of their coming.
and his patience as well MS his potential
ity for physical suffering had been al
most exhausted, While In his shirt
sleeves IN front of the house a passerby
wanted to know IL he needed some ice
water.
chilly enough here"
Another kind friend Furnished him
with q newspaper and he dropped 4
fishing line, out OF the window ana
apeAred a letter, whicl was brought
there by a postnan carrying the special
Now that .Murray is free he says he
will do all in his power to punish his