New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

- =. =, IN Mary the nurse returned She was
n pbretod BY Mrs. Hamilton for having gone away
and leaving the child alone. discussion ehsuoo anu
Mary was discharged. She then In the presence oi
Mfr Hamilton, denounced Mrs. Hamilton as ia'nioss
woman The two women then began light In wh'ch
Mrs Hamilton received the worst Of It, She was cus
ON the check and had her left eye blackched oy
blow Mary was a strong as DUH ana nao 'no
acht lasted much longer Mrs. Hamilton "ouia nav
been beaten insensble. She was enragea anu P''Aeu
nm the dirk and plunged 81 into her assalan'' ouo
said as she struck her: You have abused mo enous"
and you'll never strike me again. Inc husoshu' ''ai
inc N. noise. rushed into the room and jumped Do
- che ,,yo He was cut In the right leg and lett
r IN ,be tussIe The bleeding woman ran downstairs
ond fell helpless on the sofa In The parlor oeow'
Mr. Hamilton IS devoted husband and LOOKS ten
wears older than he did YESTERDAY mrs. hanil'on
has always had a terrible temper MI hah'"on Is
nephew Of Dr. Allan McIane Hamilton IN t ng,ncInai
witnesses in the Garfield ulieau tna lis p on
eight months old and called AFTER Princes oo 600
worth Of property left to him by John e. ham hsr
his grandfather It situated IN dar nbysIcaily
the wreck of his former SELF
STATEMENT BY MR.. HAMILTON
Mr. Hamilton was seen by The Tribune cor
respondent this morning. he was about to enter inc
office of Samuel E. Perry, his ~'ies counou ,
lie was under great mental stress ana was "'""s
rnnerved Lawyer Perry had enjCined him not 10 s.''
a1yth ne for publication and when the reporter
Mr. Hamilton he refused TO talh'
at is reported upon good authority SAID INC
rsnorter. that you are not the same Robert Ray
Hamton of New-York. who was for eight years
member Of the New-YorS legislature, from The Murray
MI Thst Is base iies exclaimed Mr. Hamilton. am
Robert Ray Hamilton of Ncwfork ana qua rcpr bS
Mr. Perry then fnterfered, eXpostulatlng VIII
ism tom urging him to tel no more Lev me scee,
yrss The answer do not TO allow any cnanco VI
mis- epre.enat on Perry again expostulated' Iheh
the reporter asked: -, ,,ouoO .,
~ Wore YOU ultimately married to Mrs. Hamhon|
was answered Hamilton. ,-... -onn rsv
Have you received any dispatches from 'oui N0"'
have, and they con tain proofs OF my IDENTIFY
THE NURSE TELLS HER STORY OF THE AFFRAY
Tho Nol cottage, in which the assault took place.
is situated In one Of the most pleasant parts OF the
town. At the time of the trouble the cottage was
filed with guests but everybody departed as soon as
possible after the ARRAY, except the injured IRISH
woman, who lies there in decidedly ofucsl con-
dition.. The house is now in onarse S Of
constable v who has sonvsS oeS with hO' the people
Inside, but Tribune reporter succeeded IN getting
from loss Of blood, but stu full OF pluck; Dr.
Crosby, who Is attending her, thinks her changes
doubtful a M S s Si S Sa' Hadn had Been Guacn
since O'Clock in the morning about money maltels;
the wife complaining f6 her s' f nee and domandg
larger lar allowance, as she had heard his IN,
ss UH0 that Mrs Hamilton had been drinking good
deal on the night prior to the sray am Sc own
MGHdss in re drink tSat day to the excited
She was thrown into BY her hahit ~
conduct as II oy wa, h The nurse " SAYS that
the domestic life Of the Hamons wa, niedrp aed
by frequent quarrels but me nusoanu va" 70
Ills wife Just before o'clock on MONDAY %n fnr
md Mrs Hamilton
band with a whisky bottle she turned suudLonii
the nurse and dealt her S an Tg Dcnne Of drink
and the nurse. who Is muscular woman IiPpeu NJ I
and she fell the floor sgT oBe implements no sI lT that
Law with the baggage and in twinklng stabbed her.
STORY OF THE MARRIAGE
Mrs. F. j. swinton who has figured prominently
in the affair, this afternoon told the fOowng s'ors
1 have been twice married. My first husbands name
was Mann. 1 have two children, Joshua Manu. VINO mas
been connected with the affair by the reports published
and a daughter sixteen years old. l sfterward mafled
Professor swnton, who for many years ana until ms
death the paeontoosis Of the Smithsonian Institution lie
died in 1870 leaving me ana my family IN eoHior'"oie
circumstances. Time took little fortune away ahd
the housokeeper for ore Of the Leaning families
in New-Yorks World OF fashion, who resided IA fuh-
ave. left their service and went to live at NO III
West Ffteenth-st depending for Livelihood on my son
and my dressmaking tade. 1t was While there ABOUT
four years AGO | met Mrs. Hamilton, who was then
Miss Eyangeine Brill. She was stopping al ashiohaOe
un,own boardnc.ho and was supported, she said, by
her parents who wealthy and were then residing
in Passac n. j. My undoubtedly MISS biliFs hsI
and most devoted admlrer lie not the man, however
to hold up his end against Hamilton in battle for
womans love Hamilton had good looks, wealth ana
influence behind him. and for his wealth more man any
thing else j suppose she married him, although she mas
to-day the feelings for SON. The hfst Khe"
Of Hauiltons marriage 10 Miss Brill was about -FOUR
months before the birth OF their child She came 10
me one night and said "Granny there is no use keep
ing this from you any longer. We are married, and
that's the end Of it, Mr. Hamilton used to come down
from Albany every Friday night and stay TIL SUNDAY
with his After the session adjourned ne con-
cuded to 90 West. His friends made too much sport
OF his marriage and he concluded to put an end to IL
bv getting away They disappointed in Caionias
climate and returned to Atlantic City eight weeks ago
They first registered at the Windsor and then at another
bic hotel but did like hotel life and went to the
cottage where the ARRAY occurred. During their ab-
sence from New.York Mrs Hamilton lost forty pounds
OF flesh and when they to Atlantic City they
rote me 10 come here from NewYork and take charge
OF her wardrobe and alter her garments to 1T her
came down Two weeks with my son josh, and all
of us have been the most congenal terms since our
arrival We all went the opera together Saturday
night That shows that Mr.. Hamilton had nothing
against my son.
ON sunday night week ago General Schuyler Ham
lton visited his son and daugher-inlaw in Atlantic
civ lie registered at the Chafone. He left here
for home after having persuaded the couple TO locate
I'm New York again where they werc to 80 last Sunday.
The dav after the went away, he sent his daugh
terinaw an anectionate latter, showing that neither
family
THEIR LIFE IN THIS CITY.
WHAT is KNOWN ABOUT MRS. swINToN AND
HER INTERESTING son, JOSHUA MANN