The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
MRS. SHANTON'S BACK HAIR.
SOME ONE IN CROTD 7OUCHES 1T
UITH ms UMBRELLA.

Mr.. stanton Accuses Book maker o'Leary
md Mt 1t They Go-But this IL Nothing
TO the O'Lenry-KeyeS Fight that Fol-
IOwA-To-dny IL will bs In Court
A stream OF fashionably dressed men and
women poured out Of the Long Island Rail
road depot at Hunters Point. Long Island City.
on the arrival OF the lace train from Sleeps
head Bay. about o'clock last night. They
filed the street from the depot to the entrance
to the Thirty fourth street ferry. Among the
crowd were Charles Stanton and wife OF 339
West Twonty-ihird street and Oliver 7. Reyes
and WHO of 330 West Twonty- third street,
this city. They had attended the races
together. Mrs. Shanton is exceptionally good
looking. It. was II Rood-natured crowd. and
they Jos,ed on the fcrryboat Sag Harbor.
laughing and talking Mr.. and Mrs. Reyes and
MIR. and Mrs. Stanton kept together as we'll rs
they could. the latter couple being ahead.
Just as they were walking of the bridge to the
boat somebody touched Mrs. Shanton's back
hair with tho point OF an umbrella Thinking
it was her companions behind who had touched
her for the purpose OF attracting hor attention.
Mrs. stanton looked back aud smiled. Tho
umbrella had boon thrust over Mr., keyes's
shoulder from behind. lie looked hack also to
500 whore 1t came from. In answer To ATS.
Shanton's smile lie said:
Il did not do that" .
This answer brought tho couple TO n halt;
Mr.. Shaniou looked around. his VIE sun
Who did it, lie demanded.
THAT man over there with black NOUS
tache,"' roped Mi. kehes. pointing to u group
OF well-dressed men. The man with the black
moustache referred TO was Miiliam D. nleary.
u bookmaker OF los East Flfty-fourth street.
DO you know linn p inquired Mr.. Stanton.
Mr.. Reyes said he did not. With this Mr.:
Stanton pushed his way through the crowd
over TO Mr. q Lrary. and demanded TO Know
WHY he had nsnted his wife IN NJ 1LLeaTY De de-
| shanions list shot ont, and striking Mr.
| u'Leary in tho face. gent, him staggering
| snranE to his feet and both mon then had it
nip and tuck. In the meantime the crowd
| kept pouring ont Of tho waiting room until the
hr!se leading to the bo4t was packed solid.
| The disturbance on the boat kent them beck.
| They were boiling ovor with excitement. Tho
| men crushed forward to SEQ what waa going
on and the women began to scream. he
| sympathies OF the spectators were enlisted on
| looked us II some of them would tnke part in
| the fight MIR. keves final ~ got MIR. stanton
away. Then. turning back TO Mr.. OLeary. Mr..
'Mhy did you insult that LADY,"
You're a liar" returned MIR. OLoary; Il
Mr.. Reyes, fetched him n whack in the face as
T"ny Hen thI by gu, ihnH nr"a Mr oe n
Whriwind Of arms and legs. Each hr lots OF
sporting blood No time, wa. lost. Hat! went
spinning overboarLI; and Mr.. Keyess nockwcar
when Policeman John Naraln succeeded in
forcing his way through tho rOwd. lio caught
one set OF arms and leEs and the other set
broke nwaV. Both men wore painting Mr..
Reyes accused Mr.. OLenry of aSsnultinG him.
and Mr.. O'Leary accused Mr.. Reyes OF SINH
policeman arrested both. Their friends hur-
ried on the ferry after them. and the boat.
which had already been DELAYED hy the dis.
before Justice ManIeT. Hero Mr.. Reyes. who
is n lawyer. made Il charge Of assault and but
same against Mr.. Reyes. Justice Manley held
them each in $500 bail for their aprearance
TODAY. A plenty Of bondsmen were on hand.
On their way back to the ferry Mr.. Keyes and
his friends went into Eooirson's Hotel IN I!or-
den avenue near the ferry. and opened wine.
Mr.. OIealy and his friends did the same thing
in Tony Millers, on the corner next 10 Robin
sons.