The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-06

the wounds on his right arm and left hip.
piece OF the shell about one inch square was
taken from his hip when he seemed greatly re-
lievcd. The physicians said: our present
impression is that he will recover. They de-
clincd TO permit him to talk with the reporter.
who was referred to Judge Francis Lathrop the
fatther-n-law Of Mr. Dean.
have BEEN od S him by Mr Dean by S sSyns Sns S
regret that am unable to, explain this very
mysterious, sad affair" Then the hale and
MIR. Dean was sitting at his desk this morn
Ing in the private office, and was busily engaged
were bcRnd him. Ne 9tsrhssrd @ oS no conyeTs SeMs
ton between them, yet he knew that they were
there. there. They were certainly not quarrelling. II
RSnaa ~ f'~ &r "s sees george 'eTss csFE.
Dean was writing ut his desk and it was about
hall past 10 when tho explosion took place.
dha shell Gurst very close ,G to MN ana portion
over the desk. and caught him on the right
arm He was. Of course. terribly shocked and
he was able TO-, look about about him. he
saw George and Oryille PROSTATE, There might
know who fired Previously. Orville had acted
in u queer way. A short time ago he offered to
sell out his interest in the busness to Mr.. Dean.
terday, at noon. Orville was to have retired from
the firm; The porter says that when orylle
his long ulster and that he ilrst went TO the wa
ter closet on the third floor. When Orville de-
vate Office, he was unusually quiet. He did not
speak. and so far as Mr. Dean knows, no es-
pssSS TsSaSsS attention ih N %es paid to him when
The explosion. said; This is The
act Of an insane man no SAN sane person would
position that i was murder, and that Orvillc
was the one who did the work. may be mis-
cident. The crime might have been committed
by some outsider. but ! am at, a loss to
thing. George Jewctt was a most
estmable gentleman. one of the mildest- man
reputat,on -, him, c,yc,n Ion i INV ,iS
that he was ever insane. or that any of his
family ever lost their reason. 1t Is the impress
bomb was exploded. Orville shot himself; but
Mr. Dean doesn't know anything about that.
Neither does he know anything Of the pistols or
daegers IN the room; know that there was no
such thing as bomb in the private Office pre-
vioYs S s., 70 ySterday, NJ Dean went into the en-
IN ilrm Tor twenty years. He was the active
AT Fort Richmond Staten Island. Mr. George
". Jcwetts : home. the announctmcnt Of his
death caused universal excitement Mr.. Chas.
Taintor. husband Of the dead mans only child.
who had Ridden u the city with him on the
quarter To bot took ba X the news to the
II speedily ncw through the village. ana groups
gathered at the street corners to discuss Il.
staten Island las lost her best man to-day"
was said 10y one and echoed by the rest. The
lead works and oil mill belonging tO the
Jewct firm were closed. and the DO men
n.
friends went to the large brown wooden houee
ON the right Of the steamboat landing tn SYM
whirh il two ini ~ XIV lt,'',1ir'. .,',ii' h,b wtb n
Gothic roof and cnp0la Is surrouniri hy nmpl"
grounds. extending from the man street of the
with ,im- leads from N. house t. u stone en-
bankmcnt. surrounded hv thick h,~ig" at the
waters edge. AT Tia" left of the house l. "A lar-c
! Conservatory. nni ou IN. right "A hnu l,ou', ,,
stable where MIR. Ja,vrii'- ihrrr horses wrr,
kept. Inside. tine hou-, Is furnished more with
iI ia
"a large cole. tlou OF painting. hN American and
French artists i-tiiy H. tie o,ynnr's ta,t. i'r
woods. At the west end OF the house is a bill
hard room. While not eNtravaean, Mr., Jew,ett
d nned luNnriou-.y ke"ping a good table lie
throughout The ycar, oecupyins the house 10th
h'WW-'ii. W VIE dnush'rr. ana son-in law 81,
Mr. Jcwrti is r. presented ~ popular with all
. .7S- m b"RonS i en- M eaasi- iSr G nls & 799 & quail
Ia .tor. Ath9nsn rarrinl man ant one who
nv, w'-t"I , "a rShnN nr a,"nls EaNr To- ,n"
Although Unitarian he Ml.i other denomi-
nations wih - lnu'h hheraliiy ~ his
own. his signature being Invariably cash;
he az nied. anu wds largely lnSirumcuia
IN building. IN" tartan Church Of the
i:"ir"mer in N'-t N'N brighton. whore George
'liut pl 4 Ho'r-Sn'n. Mt y ,WrI hai h"'h
iru-,nr ei thrN llas- ~ f"ri ~ .hmoni Slnrr It's
Ia" grounds Covered hy his TWO iafori.r' and
mansion ir hnrp thir> years, he was INC nret
tt''- = , At't''ttt~ IN tf'' f'''"ti
Nh"rr ~ N'W l"rki ana n" ana barn"r were
lnpnariN Supp"-"it = own hearty the "nflr"
So oi ll' solnpau}. \ Icy 'stuhatv, mai" ny
an lui i'Ilni. irl.nl. lli,,7 Mr 'w'u wrath
~ III lrns' ~ VNNW. Pr JrNru was i"rh III
b,, 'Ai(h anu was lh li- n-i y'nr.
Mr. Ihhi'r W.'ii asked whether he nal any
thrury H. account Tor tne trhg 'iy. said ,hW h"
knew but htt" NOR" than what H." anrrn 'pn
papers ma published; H." was IN an outer
room Wh'h u u" urr.d. AMI hearing M" ~,
lu0inh W"Ii IN lnHh,l ~ luiher-ln-lh l'ad nni
Nr. orNlH J"W"V anu M p'in wpuhl"i Ih"
.nh,n ,nssluh iah rNilrhll ~ -hh zen w -g"' from
thr 'hlinh'} Tor thr elder irWett in'" WIS
covered WIN a black dust H." could not con-
CIV now the ea-lhhy '~uIi hhNe arisen
imrouEn any lil-irrilng between III" Nrtlm-
me elder J"TYtt had The greatest regard for hi-
inIn,'Wi uhu m" itl every reason 10 believe
h,,u th" liN,I rc.lIIo'Atei ~
Dir. u Y nipot WI. Jrw,us l9nG-tim solicit
!"i' rhiu 'hni Va" ul'l" anu nephew hhi meyer,
I" ms kh'Wl",if"' hab any dl-aSrern"nt ! es-
WilN iH1l hihs Mprc3N'I +, u" lhtt'r hhn r"h-
son ,n t''i lnnun.ri{ klhhly toMnri NJ un'ir
i'I IT, hd'l ',ihl''r'h NE -il" .i hl- interest," IN
tho rr"nnr nnrors ,y,,r a. h,y,. h,.I mss"b
When Nr + EnVv-,u H.. t,r,,i'. ,,r,n,.r
.nw him N hnlf ms, : ht was IN thn i,., nos
side spirits. and seemed to be- In GOOD humor
with himself and every ono else Knf,rriut, tn
thn thrnrv thnt Or,lll,. In,yntt Ind eu uidnniv hn
/ come insane. Mr. Rnw-nu said: II INV nna
~ tLn." three tarti.s yv,s ,.r'1v h.. ,u,,t hn,,