New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
SERLoES REsELTs or gRlELs.

AN OLD MAN BEATEN BY HIS WIFE, QUARREL
AMONG LOW ITALIANs-sTABBED IN THE STREET.
Thomas Tulley, an nfrm old man, age eighty
years and lis wife, age forty years. living at Dutch
Farms in the town OF SOuthheld, l.. l., for some
time past have lived unhaDplly together. Early
Yesterday morning some OF the neighbors heard
distressing cries coming from their house, and upon
going to learn the cause. found Tuley and his wife
engaged in a desperate struggle, and before the
neigbbors could interfere Tulley had received so
severe a beating that he lay unconscious on the
floor lie was placed in char, where he soon
aftefward expired without regalnlng CONSCIOUS
ness Ii Is alleged that both Tulley and his wife
were under the influence OF liquor at the time OF
I'm. quarrel. When the Coroner aud the officers
entered the house Mrs. Tulley was very much eX-
cited and said that her husband had died of heart
disease. The old mans mead and face were badly
bruised. Mrs. Iuley Is held pending the result Oh
the CorOneTs inquest.
Rosario Murano was stabbed. IL is supposed
fatally, IN a quarrel about IL o'clock on SATURDAY
night by a COmpatFi0t named Fehce Bamanto at
No 3I4 MOtt-st. The circumstances Of the quar-
rel were as follows: i crowd Of low Italians gam
BLEED and drank stale beer IN top story back room
az No 314, from noon on Saturday till night. The
game was peculiar one. called La Nora by the
Italians, ana played with the fingers. no cards being
used. Giuseppe Brguano, watching the play, de-
tected Felice Bamanto IN the act of cheating, and
ordered HIM from the room. Rosario MuranO,
whose money Bamant0 had won, took part wlth
BngnauO and the game broke up m a hight:
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hun twice IN the back. Then all rushed from the
room and left their wounded eOuntryman 10 die on
the iiOOr.
II was II o'clock before the officer on post heard
of the hght. He found MuraHO in the loft nearly
dead lie was taken TO 1T. NIncenFs Hospital IN an
ambulance, and officers were sent from the Mercer
Street Station 20 look for his assailants. They
found some of the witnesses of the light aud at
midnight arrested BauiantO IN a JerseY-st. howell.
he was taken before MuranO and was fully identi-
hed by him. The witnesses, Prepero, Antonio and
MatteO Aarino, and NlncenZO FTazzlnI we're sent 10
the House of Detention.
MuranOs wounds, both penetrating the lung,
were considered mortal yesterday, and Coroner
WOltman took his anle-nOrtem statement. lie
said that he lived at No. "a Pinest., Newark, and
came 10 this city on Saturday to his friend sal
yatore MircO, VINO lives az No. 3l4 MotL-st. lie
Joined Ia the game, with the result already dc
scribed He aud BamantO had known each other
from boyh0od, and had always been friends. The
latter looked frightened when nc was told at Jeer
son Market Court yesterday that he was commit
ted 10 await the result OF Muranos injuries,
Patrick sweeney, shlr~rgger employed by the
Inman Steamship Company, was stabbed on Satur-
day night by John Iranor, while standing at West
and CharltOn-sts., conyersng with friend.
Trainer who was a perfect stranger 20 him. stag
gcred By, vicously drunk. and without word Of
warning fell upon Sweeney stabbing him twice IN
the LETT side with l0ng-bladed Knife. lie was
OverpowoTed and arrested after severe struggle by
officer ONeil. Sweeney, who was thought 10 be
fatally injured, sent 10 IT. NlncenTs Hospital,
Yesterday biz cbaness.ot recovery were good