New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

station on the corner of Twenty-thiId-st'
and TDdave At 13o and ride up to sdaa az the
foot of East Northumberland tenth-st. onH an1
row over to tho island. GO At i SlSsSTk ScssTs.
/, was sent from the Office, Office 90 ., Che bank.
Avenue Elevated road, reaching the TweniyaniuI
% ss,rd station at 3be at arrest 22o Of Some students and
went directly 10 Mr. de Beeni's rooms Noo oo mot not
ing him went to see Mr.. Olcott. He % aiso w's left
at home. afterward returned 10 10 one eoIcots house
No. Ill West Thirteenth-st, ,cloh ana tounu '"'
about the arrest of all parties inyolvedf bo knew
bSt M s'h fBs pistols snS WhyR would hS% not loaded
with ball, that he did not know It, the s par
tculars but Mr.. Olcott had 40 hs s.'S harmless He
sdded w %ben asked if this were college fraternity
matter NO, certainly not II Is R purMSiS MSShop His
matter between mysfet nTi with himself Phi
Delta CHI but Mr. Olcctt and myselI are ia,nLar
of Alpha Delta Phi and Dr. GToSs rs that we
| are ali of us fraternity men,, though obon mU1
of the same fraternity. and possibly Mi: NJ hai0n
may have chosen his friends because OF ter p1i *tr
phi Delta CHS but no question of society matters
entered into the affair at ALL"
HOW CAPTAIN CLINCHY HEARD OF THE DUEL"
CAPTAIN Clinchy stated that he received hiioiha
ton from Domingo Parrazo on wednesday hlS"''
and again Yesterday morning, that duel was 10 po
fought at Berrian's Island at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and that the duelllsts ana thelr eeoo'
would take the elevated railroad at Twenty-tnlru-
ST for that place at 130. In company WIN lnIeo %
detectives all in citizens dress, he went W .no
Twenty third ST. station and arrested lho p"''S'
TALKS WITH THE FATHERS OF THE PRINCIPALS
The father of young Smith, A. Dalton smith,
pbvsician at No. 316 West Twenty-third-st' was
asked by a TRIBUNE reporter last night IL he coh-
sidered his sons case serious.
al heard of the affair only an hour ago." nc re-
pIled "an1 don't know enough about the crcuin-
stances to form decided opinion about the matter
IF the vounC men were in nHearnest ana hau
ged to fight real duel the case is very serl
ous one indeed understand that the whole affair
was brought about and managed by some SpaniaIus.
NV son is only little more than elghteen
years old and is studying law In an once tk doWn
town. He is not college graduate nor Is he III tne
Columbia Law School"
Patrick Mahon, the father of the other prln,
cipa III the proposed duel. lives at NO: ,too too
manufacturer at Fall River. Mass.;, with an
office at No. "a Lispenard-st. For some
years he has been a large dealer IN real estate
He had not heard of his sons arrest when the TO,
porter called upon him last night, and seemed
deeply moved by the news. This is terrible sur
prise TO me-" he said 81 have always taught my son
to be quiet and gentemanly, but have also tod nIj
| to resent an insult injury vigorously. dQnt
know any of the circumstances, but whatever they
arc il is a serious business. My son Will nnsh MS
law course at the Columbia Law School TINS season.
| He was for a time IN Dennis McMahOn's law once.
He has n great many friends and seems TO DC
general favOTite in society. ] don't KNOW, Dut
would have advised HIM to take the course he uid;
or injured in way which precIuded all other