New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19

The attending surgeon said tnat ne Deno'eo ''' '''
knife either had penetrated the spinal canal or h INC
blood was causing such pressure upon the spinal cora
as to produce this extensive paralysis Sanders Is IN the
.amc condition as il his back had been broken he said
that he had lived in Philadelphia until three months ns
hsd rented rooms in the rear No 60 Thompsonst
lie was sitting chair in his doorway about noon yf. c
streeir He paid it'll, attention to the cry, though
many of & to what was going s on
Tic tunult however, increased so rapidly tnat ne VIII.
dstey and was leaning on he the b ra' saw " sorre
within three feet Of him Sanders said that he ;, some
5e whom Ss as snt% Ss@ aa
ness him for e Sanders and when within snnfd
feet from him exclaimed k % sorre seized him
by the neck and twisted him around 80 that ms ms
a aaTe Wa Then Se drove bis Knife his back
Sanders said that he managed to staggcr so,I nn
the pavement The mob passed him Wss e0T Se
bis eyes and gave himself up Tor DEAD , mneh He
his o0 he Knew IN the sane
Which n JEDI Sanders Bally" Henry. and the Gh nn
Of them lie had never been Dilgers saloon which,
is considered. he said low, dsepntahle place, me
and at private parties The wife corrcboraicd her nus
bands story. and 1t was concusveiy Sf"" 'N'' ~
been only innocent victim OF curiosity.
THE SCENE OF THE FIRST QUARREL
In the Twenty ninth Precinct Police station the bloer
shows that Officer Rhoades took Daniel Mathews 10 th'
station at l a. yesterday from NO. lbs "e'' LII"
tetl-st The remains Of the broken white ptcher
were found in the yard In the rear OF the oi''"ru
saloon. There also q lot OF rupbish' III WIN"
were the fragments and pieces Of furniture ana
billiard cues that had been used in the hght
there This saloon has existed for long tme AMI gam
bling has been carried there regularly whenever the
customers. who Of all grades and co"fs -en n
This pacc Is almost in front Of the Iwehfyhihti IRE
cinct Police station The entrance is so arrls'd ' h
the front door and windows may ne sny arter, .b"p
next door From the BARRIERS shop Is q door leading 10
the saloon. and in Ills door Is panel Inns no one rn
enter uncss he has been subjected to scrutiny inc pro-
prietor desires IT,
ARREST OF HENRY.
The notice succeeded in arresting william Henry alias
"Rally Henry, last night. Patr'nan Moore o theL Leon"
orst Police found him the Desbroscs street Ferry
He was about TO Jersey City when he was cap
tureJ He WAS taken TO the Leonard street Police sta
tion but afterward delivered TO Capt Mcdonnell
at The Prince Street Police Station. His face bore
the marks OF the fight on saturday night he
said that he was in Lyes saloon, at No. lbs W. Ihirte
ST. and witnessed the fight between Jeif saeirIs ana
Mathews in which all took took part ~ inns ARRAY ne
was emf and scratched about the face. Henry achioW
edged that he was also III Differs ngr-ocor Saloon d
tcrcay about There he said Jcn Snnucis .''h.o
sorell with razor and Soiicli called noh trmS ~
saw Sanders cut sorell twice with heavy iaaor ;
He Genry then an out In,e Oh f 's ia s ocH "
a aaT s soi,'' william liam sanacrs in back. sor
rel ran away followed Ivy all the crowd OF heroes,
ddca fiat he then ran away with JEFF Sanders TO the
street Ferry and crossed toJersey Cy After
remaining therefor time II was proposed tat one
Of them should return to this city to see what eoube
sorel Henry at length ngiec , no c, When "h
reached this side, that a man had been killed.
He had supposed nes ana n so m mnS sSrnpt s"rc
Henry was returning Ia the ferry 10 take back sucl oF
nation to Sanders az he bad gained when ne wa;
arrested. He denied that he liad cravof ~ ms nam;
that morning any other weapon lie also Gcclar1d
that he had taken ~ Part in the %ay ystc hS drove eve
lis knife and SAID that he believed that he woild nave
been killed there if he had not defended himse so Vsof
Capt. Mcdonnell said that Henry vas telling batch
of fa1schoois the benefit of SOrfcU siihy o tle
policr believe that Henry gave himself up in order to
make an attempt to release S0riell
ANrE-MGRTEM STATEMENT OF SANDERS.
Coroner Woltman went to Bellevue Hospital last night
and took the anten0rtem statement OF william Sanders
which follows:
NV name is william J. Sanders Of No GO Thompson-st;
7 have not much hope of recovering; this
afternoon shortly after II O'Clock sitting in com
pany with Oscar Stump in the yard OF NO 90 Thompson
st. While sitting there heard great noise i'll the street.
and on looking around saw a crowd running l got up
and went TO the sidewalk On my arrival tsre on look
ing toward Springst noticed policeman turning the
corner OF Spring and Thompson-sts started aIi
ran toward Spring.st. along with crowd oi
" eTrpf say XIII that black sconndreD At this
was alongside Of sorrell but not thinking lie meant
turned toward me- took hold Of me- He got my head
under his He raised his arm, and noticed KNIFE
I'm his hand trying Ia get away, AMI ne lnicfd
ound in my back he then released me- ana started
TO run; dropped Oh the sidewalk some Citizens came
10 my assistance, aud took me To drug store GA
Tbeucc was tateu to the Eighth Precinct Police Station
and removed by ambulance to bellevue Hospital: can
assign for Sorrcil's nfictng TINS INJURY on
have never been in his company. have known Him
about four weeks. He was pointed out 70 me III nas'
months. / have had no trouble with anybody since
WILLIAM JAMES X SANDERS.
mark.