The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-25
"N0TABLOW,J SMACK"
TH1 TK111LkToH. cox FEUD TAXES
4 TURN IN COURT.
Davs Bays Ne Ma Not Ber Mr.. csx-Mr.
Csx says Dave 10 . vIiiain-A MIXTURE
- Constable. Justies. Witnesses, spesta.
tiers, Defendant, Complainant, ana Lan.
gusSs at the Hearing Yesterday.

tors Defendant, SompIainentp ouo Asous
gssss 1T the Hearing Yesterday.
When David p. Templeton OF Dunton. OK.
President Of the Bryant Literary Society Of
Brooklyn. boxed his aged friend. c. Foster
Coz Of Chicago. . few days ago. he probably
did not realize tho heap OF trouble he was
making for himself. The boxing occurred in
front Of Mr.. Tompleton's homo In Dunton. It
was merely an incident, however. to the final
encounter which took place before Justice
Hsndrio Hsndrlckson In jamaica yesterday
morning. when Mr.. Tsmpleton was arraignsd
on complaint Of Mr.. Cox to answer for the
alleged ndisoriminAte use Of his fists.
When thstwo men warmed to tho contest
Court. lawyers. constable. Witnesses. and
spectators several times became mixed up In
the hubbub. and at certain stnges OF the case
Il was dinioult to tell who was on trial. In
vain did the Justice call for order. The re-
iraotory prisoner insisted on telling Of his
connection with Mr.. Cox from tho beginning
Of their acquaintance. Mr.. Cox. who ably con-
Quoted his own case. was Just as determined
that he shouldn't. and they both sawed the air
with thor clenched nsts. Lawyer Stamford.
who represented Mr.. Templeton. wns unable
to check his client. and Constable Smith was
kept busy tanning him back in his seat whom
his attitude became too threatening.
Mr.. Cox is about 20 years old. He has q
bald spot on the top OF his head and wears gray
aide whlskers and q moustache. With his high
collar. white tie. and irock cont he would
readily pass as tho pastor OF a prosperous con-
gregation. Mr.. Templeton stands quite a half
. foot taller than his former friend. He is big
boned and has coal black hair aud moustache.
He wore q light suit and derby hat.
On the opening Of court MI. Templeton had
almost decided to waive examination and go
before the Grand Jury. but his mind quickly
changed when tho Justice said he would lock
him up until he furnished bonds for his ap-
pearsncc.
Then Mr.. Cox was sworn. and testified to the
occurrences OF the week which led up to tho
assault. He told Of visiting Mr.. Templeton
Monday. and OF the cordial manner In which
ne was received by both Mr.. and Mrs. Temple
ton. MI. Tcmpleton shook his hand and
called him Brother Cox" On the way to the
city next morning Mr.. Templeton asked him
for . loan OF rs cents. as he had only four cents
In his pocket. The witness generously offered
to pay their expenses to the city. and on the
way changed . IS bill and gave Mr.. ,Templeton
81 M, Te%nioton then took b, him to his
while Mr. Templeton went out to try and raise
'.&r: Cox said that he waited all day long. but
the Once late In the afternoon he noticed that
ao si:e sna g, on nS.' ssr n:s s Sssf t to bSnt Sn tho TO
md hiS friend. Mr.: .Templeton was not 1t his
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III utter one word Of untruth may my
ny rlsht hand forget its cunning"
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y.as 81. SP%iudial oiths interfaNtion. until
""":DAvs. you force me to believe you a VII /
IL then rushed al, me With his long arms
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Sss tHsn he vas rescued by Henri 9s IL !; aei9
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course by nc. feeling OF revenge. He only had
sh ss ssGd g. e. ~ asi so% Wno saw q tho nsi row. testified
that n: ssn n, sGr o. M the Ts stpe eIst to where the men
r:! ia ;Sa s ssss & ri ay" sSsf's dead wrong.
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'ei III! ri fs spsaci then took the stand. and.
wsiSht q Constable Smiths hand. ~ Insisted
e r.. l% 'SSa sias: t 81 ti Hps' tSss f tFsn mssi with
f eSSs s.SS' sS.s nj Cox s.ld Fl Mr. ttt Sos ,' had s S.vsI sa a
O.: Al VIZ :ti 5Sst,s TO %sns siH H. :t SssE E; ;os 0 'rdHlt:
eontn n.Hs'f Increased Mr.: Tsmpleton stood up;
and, raising his voice above the babel. shouted
y sasPsad that I have . fair trial." he
down. sit down" ordered the Justice.
ness. plsehins H. yeics one tone higher and
sSes:t.S!: s@!tS da.llJ restored order and
renee. and smAeked him IN ths face. H
Dlt g, f'i III pps siESsf Il. x f.s.. great and every DAY
AssiR th;f: Eas . demand that hi oonnn'
Stehhd AID picked up hts hat But Conssa6ls
sSSI sS Sss ss;n 4, * 5:I th B; AZ sS ss.sS Nj: Coz Of
"Ho broke open tho desk In my once and
stole nv letters" continued M; femplston.
o ns SessIng ne 70 help him out The isni'
":bld YOU T. never OPEN any Of my letters ?"
sfYss. s. mmtt::tssHRss' 1 did. but I At ono. m.lsd
sDaS3esSs, Ssy:; po.:' Dave ssId Ms:S z. PEI.
assiIs q Bosom. psrsonsi: "sool Cd. Dave.
WhSn M: Tsmpleton finished Mr.. Cox got
psrRlssiRn t. sr e: S:x:p. s MOnld lil. to ak
my %,H:li ; S Sii:si. :n. &R:S, the ssm wItsis:;i o, ' ~!
coH:.s apsstions. 81 continu:d:..-.mu
You're not only Q thief. you are Q rogue.
You wore drunk the nlxht YOU met ms atth
railroad. you dirty our. y9ni didn't strike
81. oEs shssiI Am only sorry didn't knock
'He srose from his seat and slowly dyed his
way toward Nj. Cox until he stood glaring him