New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

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casion;
To the gentlemen Of the press for their unremting
Kindness in presenting to the public and in forward
ing tue object Of their association
To the lsdies, who efficiently extended their ps-
tronsge and exered their influence in disposing Of
tickets;
To the conductors and members OF the orchestra,
and to the band oftbe North Carolina
Lastly, to Mr.. Ullmsn and his employers, who gra-
tuitousy devoted their per,ons attention to the
dertaking.
To these combined influences is to be attributed
the brill ant success of the performance and while
the pecunary result of it will alleviate the suferngs
Of many widows and orphans. expression Of
sympathy from the public of New-York, n will have
deep moral significance % the people of Italy.
For the Committee.
O. BorrA. President
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NewYork, June ., 1889.
ANOTHER MURDER IN The Fourth WARD.-About
O'Clock yesterday afternoon difficulty occurred, on
the corner Of Front street and Peck slip, between
Richard A. Eddy ard james Boston, both colored
men, when Boston was stabbed in the abdomen with
knife by bis antagonist. The assassin is sailor,
and from what could be asceraiued il appears that
some six mortbs ago Boston got him drunk, and
while in that condition shipped him on board vessel
bound for a foreign port without hi. knowledge, re-
ceivng therefor his advance money 1880. This out
rage is quite common, and il called " shanghaeing
among the sailors When Boston met Eddy yester-
day, he insultiugly said, Eddy, 'shanghaed you
"o1ce and will DO it again" and at the same time
advanced toward the man whom be had thus abused.
EDDY, who was whiting a stick at the time, eau
toned him not TO touch hin, but he boldly advanced,
and either struck laid his hand heavily upon Eddy,
who turred and struck bin in the abdomen with
large baded pocket-knfe, nficting fearful wound,
out of which the ntestines prctruded. Boston In
stanty fell to the pavement, and Eddy made an effort
as if to escape, but wa, prevented by the crowd
which collected and in few moments afterward
Officer Delaney Of the Fourth Precinct arrived and
arrested him. Boston was removed to the Newly ork
Hospital, where he died soon after admission. De-
ceased kept sailors boarding lodging house in the
basement of the premises No. Al Baxter street. and is
Represented as having been man of notoriously bad
character. The Coroner was notified to hold an in'
quest upon his body In the mean time Eddy Is IN
the Tombs, awaiting the result of the inquistion.
ALLEGED INFAMOUS TRANSACTIONS AT THE FARM
ERs HoTFL.-This hotel the most notorious of class
of hotels located 10 different streets of the First Ward,
has figured in the public prints sufficiently to require
of us no further enlightenment to its Characters
| tics Yesterday, intelligent immigrant named
Thomas H. Rayson was met at the landing place of
the ship in which he arrived by runner connected
with this hotel and induced to take lodgings there.
Finding himself surrounded here, he alleges in the
| complaint which he subsequently made at the City
Hall Police Court, by four or five desperate looking
men, whose society he considered unsafe, he msde
| known his intention TO leave, but informed that
he could not go until he had paid his bhl-$3. Hav-
| ing a considerable of money in his wallet,
| he did not dare to let it be seen, as he a.
legged before the magistrate, for fear OF being
| robbed, and therefore offered his gold watch
worth si5 as security, promising to return after
while. and nav his bin. The watch was taken but
not satisfied with this alone Rayson alleges that the
party fell to beating him. and continued to do go until
be made his escape into open cellar, several doors
distant from the Farmers Hotel. After remaining
there for ONE time, he ventured ou;, made his way
to the City Hall, and entered complaint as above
stated, before Alderman Brady, at the City Hall
Police Court. Detective Officer Wilson was sent
with Rayson in order to discover and arrest the parties
charged and brought up Charles Bonn, the person
in whose name the hotel is kept, and man named
Enrght On hearing the statements Of both parties,
| Alderman Brady decided that Boun should be sent
at once to the Tombs. Notwithstanding bail had
been offered by tall and powerful looking man, who
sympstbized with him, Bonn was given IN charge OF
an officer and committed. He subsequently lib.
Grated. however, and both himself ana Enright were
| held TO answer.
The proprietor and keepers of the hotel, on the
contrary deny the charges of Mr.. Rayson though his
face bears unmist akabe evidence of having expert
| enced severe bea:iDg.
| wELL-,RRASGED SYSTEM OF THIEyIsG BROUGHT
| To LIGHT.-Several days ago Mr.. Nathaniel Brown,
a member of the dry goods firm of Brown & Co., at
No. l52 Chambers street made the statement at the
| CITY Hall Police Court that for long time disap-
pearapce of goods had been observed by himself, but
that no person could be suspected guilty OF theft un-