New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-09
THE MURDERER or ONG All MON.
QUINN SAYS HE KNOWS NOTHING OF 1T.

THE DEAD MAN A CHRISTIAN-TO DE BURIED TO-
DAY-THE OTHER WOUNDED MEN IMPROVING.
Crowds of Cinnamon went to Naughton's
undertaking shop at No. 81 Mottst. yesterday and
looked at the face of Ong All Mon their coUntryman
who had been murdered Sunday afternoon in Chatham
Square by David Quinn. The closed right eyed pre-
vented the fatal wound from being seem The new
garments of Oriental that Ong All Mon had bought
the day before and for the first time placed
above him. His satin shoes lay at his head. After
mutely gazing tire dead face the Cinnamon went
away. 0ng All Mon Christian and of excellent rep
utaon and pity for him heard on all sides, mixed
with condemnation OF the brutality that led to the shoot
Ing He had been to Sunday school and TO church few
hours before his DEATH He intended going 10 the
Chinese picnic yesterday The body VIII be buried to-
day In the Chinese plot In Eyergreens Cemetery with
mixture OF Christian ceremonies and such incense
burning and clothes burning the Jossworshppers OF
hottest. think essential to the salvation of Ong All
Mons soul.
In the morning Quinn, the murderer, and James
Fitzpatrick the sailor who it is alleged, pulled Ong All
Mons hat of and iosted him, were arraigned at the
Tombs before Justice Patterson They were committed
without bail Joshua George Johnson another sailor
who had been arrested by the police discharged as
he was found to know nothing of the crime The
prisoners in the prison shortly after their
commlttal by TRIBUNE reporter.
ats another OF rum" said Warden Finn as he
admitted the reporter. Now don't ask him anything
Hangng's played out in New-York. and McGloin
remarked, Oh, I'm tough; and they did not help
themselves any,"
The Warden's socitude not needed, for Quinns
counsel had instructed him say nothing Of the occur
The murderer Is boy IL appearance, slim.
with small features, gray eyes and reddish hair. His
face is smooth a chds but his right temple and
cheek bone bore witness to the effect Of Policeman
Brogans club. His right eye blackened and blood
shot and he complained OF pain In the back Of his neck
1 don't remember anything about It," he said had
been over to Brooklyn to sec my aunt, Mrs. James
Fannery. took my cousins some candy and returned
them a book which had borrowed. On my way home
met the sailors in the Van Dyke House In the Bowery
Wa had several drinks was pretty full of beer. I
don't remember anything else. awOuldnt assault any
bOdy-much less kill anybody. l will be twehty-one
next September. am five feet eight inches tall and
weigh 1874 pounds. Before worked for w. e. Richard
son, Smith & Co. employed by Johnson. Bates Il
Co., steam filters at Nj ia Leonard ST. They Will all
give good name"
Fitzpatrick Is bright faced young fellow OF twenty
three. "Ihey are trying to mplcate me- he said,
but didn't do anything had been drinking beer In
the Van Dyke House. don't know Quinn. He might
have been there. After that was coming down the
street | heard firing. and as I had no weepun run
across the street to the other side 1 don't remember
seeing any Cinnamon"
What ara you on board ship y .
/ am Jack-O' the-dust man on the Omaha;-that
is. help to serve out provisions am native OF New
York and have nobody hut myself nave Deen III lhe
service year and rate lrst-cass"
Ounn's father and employers declare that he was
always good lad. quiet and inOfensiye. They think
that he knew the sailors having been fireman year
the Mnnesota, and that they made MN drunk
and gave him pistol and that he used IL IN drunken
frenzy. shot madly around at nobody in particular and
struck the three Cinnamon. All foh and fung fiocS
the other MongOlans shot by Quinn were Dotn at
the station house yesterday tn give their evidence
against Quinn Their with that Of the other
witnesses agree that the assault was begun by the
sailors and by QUINN and unprovoked. Ong An
! Mon the dead man. twenty-five years old. He
from Canton three years ago. His father MOI her.
brothers and his berohed are all In Canton Next
Ong An Mon going 10 Canton to marry and IN
tended bringing his wife back to America. Tie ana
All Yon, who shot in the shoulder we're brothers.
There another brother living at Norwalk Conn.,. who
teegraphed for and reached the city late last night
After delivering his testimony All Yon complained of
feeling weak and back to the NewiOrk Hospital
The surgeons had dug the bullet that struck him H. the
shoulder out OF HIS back. IL had passed over his
shoul Ter and down the shoulder blade. Quinn fired
shots from his pistol before he feled by the
p0llcemans club. Three OF them took effect and the
fourth broke a pane OF glass In window OF Lee Tong
store NO Mot-st. narrowly missing the lattcrs
head, ana was afterward picked the floor.
The Chinese Consul. Yung Ming, has engaged the
services OF William c. Beecher the son OF Henry Ward
BeecheT 10 assist In the prosecution OF Quinn and FtZ
patrick Ong All Mon had saved up nearly $1,000.