The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-07
4 BLOU TILT ALLIED.
Two Friends suddenly become Enemies, and
Fight VIII Deadly Lnect.


At the base OF Duuderburg mountain, on
the shore oil the HUDSON, nearly opposite Peeks.
Kill the Conways. C.s .ssell-, aud Roses tnriving
brick burners Gnd boatmen. have hved a. near
igh oors and close friends for many years.
Jane, c. Roso married a widowed Mrs. Q ssells,
with a well-crown boy Joseph. and re-
Gently Allison Conway married Isabella Cassells.
For seve al years Allison Conway has been the
captain, and Joseph Cassels one of the crew Of
the sloop Isabella Conway. Last week she
brought cargo Of orIcks u this city. Wishing
to return home on saturday afternoon, CAs,els
asked iOr money that WAS due MN. Conway
g-Se MIN tl5 ON account, promising 10 pay the
rest next uHy { home. When Casscls saw the
anchor Of tue Isabella Conway cast on Conwdy's
tatneT's house, Oh Inday afternoon, he pulled
out To ner, aud asked conway lor the amount.
conway refused 10 give IL. lhen there was
au rr,l BON men went ashore In separate
noaIs' landing near lompkins Cove ana
Young prize nshter named McC y,
BETRAYED by Yankee sIllNan. ms trainer. lea
q nway .ud Cassels fought upon the ousty,
rocky ROAD, ana Conway, though toe more mus
believed, struck u poiIted rock. H. died tnat
nlsnt. Deputy Coroner 6 Won neld an inquest,
aud the jury laid Conways de tn upon 1seph
baieu ia 5000 Uy Ar. George >. Wood Of Haver-
sIaw.
teIda' afternoon, isn't a mussy man. lie has
took on more ftom other men tnau most II us
would. praps. lie wanted To come nome Satur-
dny evening IN bring enough money to y y the
iunera! EXPENSE Oi his 'nilJ, and he tuld Al.
lie ami Al. ana the other Two men weul W
street together In lorN. and got money for a
optck. AL gave Joe SIS, ana sald that he would
rx up the rest when ne got homo on sunday.
! Ihey pred pleasant, and u'raps bad some
drinks. when Joe SAW the slOpp on tne cove ON
SundaA afternoon he rowed out to net in my
litue DO. 1there. He got his clothes out OF the
| locker, and showed them 10 ther two men SO
sna sGS' % "lE the ne 'sf rs SDH MSnr srAE%5 or
Al. As soon IA Al came out OF the cabin,
! Jue told hiu thAt he had come TO see him auu.it
! us money. Al allowed ne couldn't get II, and
ordered him IN the sioOp. Joe slipped over
| tue side into his boat, aud said, All right Al,
| ll have ner locked up fast the next time snu
goes 10 York IN lock you up fast. II you'll
| 80 ashore said Al. joe ruwed ashore, an i Al
| followed IN uis own boat, Joe was taking 10
| Als father, who was sitting in his road wagon,
when Al came up into the rOad. Tine
! old man mad PROMISED tu pay Joe the 500 or so
! that w.s owing hin next day. Al rusatd for
! Joe like tuau Ouil. Al's father-in-law hed htm
tack, and Joe said. Al, let me alone or III hurt
! y,u.' Al lruke loose ilOnl his Iather-in-iaw
| him down. Al rot ~, went INTO his fl.Ler in
| LAWS, wa ned hlmsolt, and went down To tho
beacn. As he p.ssed Joe he said Joe, IN HEX
yon tor TINS vet ihtt showed no were as lively
a. ever. lie rowed out 10 the sloop, and stal ed
| IN the cabin for three quarters Of an hour. Ihe
TWO men aboard wlth tim say that they
| powder. Then he came on deck and said that
he was lu oil cramps and pains. ino men took
| him ashore. lie went into his fatherin-la" .
| house ana Laid upon some blankets ON the tiuor.
| lie sald ne had cramps IN his arm. HIS iatner.
! IN law end brother pulled and rubbed It. lie
| I'd SIN, dnd after n While no wanted sOme
laudanum. Hts brother gave hun dose. The
| FANNY came home from Cuurcn, aud he WIS
snoring natural-hke 40 they ieit nm and went
| 10 Oed. In ths morning mis- father iu-iaw saw
| him Wing on the bl nkets very stlll. he shook
hin ana SAID AL ia time 10 get under W ~,
! tut Al dlu { move. Iuen MA tatnct-tnlaw
und Ihat he dead. Deputy Coroner uoyan
! heiu "a KIND of iuquest.