New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
TIE LATE AFrnAy IN rULTON-sT.

DEATH Ct COLI FRAzER-coA0NLRs NQtHsr-SIAIE-
NEXT o. TWO WITNESSES.
On Saturday morning last, The TRIBUNE contained
10 plrcllrs OF 40 ARRAY In e diaing sal on Of Col James
Frzer No 1876 Flon.st attack having been made upon
the proprietor an his bartender Abial swift by samuel NJ
Freeman Michel Ryan lnd Thomas Mel aly during which
m proprietor was sho, 10 le ajdomcn aud swift was baai
N. YOU Hospital sni de there on saturday The aitacN.
ing party ar stoI Immediately eiei NC a,1l ~ o..
second Precinct Police aud I'd by Justice DoN ne 10
await tts result OF tie jlfies ~ te Won. dch lu
dlv Coroner NaInaaa bed IA tqles, on uo7eu d. Int
ar. s".' s.. ,, ' hv deemed ss bartender at
NJ ej fuion-s. be- kcri lutehroom and bar at that
tl, on Trdfy mOrrirc between 10 aud II O'CLOCK, tIe
' o,,,,f he eicultv vas about the right Of way
through the Darkroom iae subcear Ryan came into tue
larrfom u order 20 pass oug 10 he subce lars tho cellar
belongs To Freeman Robinson for storage purposes de-
down ha; way Ryan turned around ma went OUT deceased
by mes uaaas ont bis OF fare NJ. tree-
N onder be appeared very much enraged Freeman
sfrrc NO violent blows on tie door with the
s-', Tho loci snd Ill. NJ Fraser stepped up
IN Trcan l the purpose II remonsintinE WITH hu when
T,a truck deceased over tho back OF the neck and
, To-. immrIteiv pr,ug over lie bar and graprl'd
With NJ freeman ard asen pied 70 take the eowb4r ron
him WHOM RYAN rsu up 10 me. and struck me on the head
With le9r CLAW hummer then lc- 90 Of Freeman, nrd had
scafo with Ryan: deceased staggering toward the door,
CON h e-l or he blows aitcn by cemil scnAiing
Will no oho party whom Freeman made sweeping blow at
% IN or he ctnr ureoSinr /. in pieces glanced of he
end of the chair and struck me On the arm; az that momout
b@l r.tol 1 as sceared got the door. deceased
exclaimed "SWiN Tm shots" threw ~ head NJ % LOOK AID
saw Muad, standing the door WITH pistol In ms land
t ceu.n rushed and FROSTED The three parties ana
tk the pistols went the I0m1s. ard made Complaint
against tie parties has always been diligently between
tie old ald NJ Ireem1r tlo original lessee MI Nat-
err Instructed deceased allow Freeman 20 pass through
Ill ae. did nor see kne 90 the hands - Fraser or nry
body there were lo 30 tie place NJ tie time ae
cefsel only lad a lead p-gci| % hi. Lard.
Joha 1sissoa1 Al. IL. fest.Aci-l resident surgeon
tie New York Hospitals deceased admitted 90 tie nos
pit at D. oh INST .uferng from pisolsh0t wound
~ the abdomen; hall entered Oh and hall from
the mesn and about three inches above the umb
aud I'M direction back g. tie right removed from
uucr the neeumers the posteT0T portion OF the crest OF
Tie um anf about inches above II on admission de-
cosed wns suffering considerably from shock bit after the
lan.e OF became colGTtatie though having
nm acute abdominal pain h. the region Of TIE injury deceased
slent a few hours during the night bus next morn
ing srmpioms Of very ncute pcTionitis ensued, and
oat IL N II the Sth inst he ded postmorten eNarina
on the ball found have entered the cavity OF the aldo
men al the uedan line passing through about three inches o.
t rea;er have n.cAei the transverse end 81 the
colon and after pcrforatle the small intestine Ia Ave different
uace have lodged IN the abdominal walls whence u was
readily Of exTaN asated Hood with some
eca matter was found IN the peronea cavity death was
the result Of peron aud Internal hemorrhage consequent
upon the injury received. -
The Inquest then posiporedun l0ocock this morning
Deceased well known sporting circles and was NJ
one time Colonel Of the 4h (BTOokyn) Regiment He owned
the largo at the OF IOurteenthst and
Thrd-.vc which burned out during the Academy OF
Music