The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-18

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cess hour. and few spectators were in tho
Garden. Mr.. Rowland was in the Secretory's
box, No. 46. in the middle OF the front row on
the Twenty sixth street side In the box with
him were W. +. Wharton. Secretary Of the
Horse Show Association. President Cornelius
Felowes. Can't. ]. T. Adams Manager OF the
Delwood farm. F. Gray Griswold. and son OF
Mr.. Wharton. MIR. Rowland sat in the back OF
the box. with his chair AGAINST the partition
dvidin. the box from the aisle behind it
There arc two stories OF what occurred. This
is Mr.. Hownnd's:
80 was watching the pony jumping. when
without any warning. l received singing
blow on my face. The blow came from behind
me. from some one had not seen. I jumped
to my feet. and as turned saw Mr.. Neville
in the aisle. To reach him had to go the
Length OF tho box to the door. which was at the
opposite end from where l sat. AS started
toward him he struck at me with his UNI
brellu. but I parted the blow with myarm.
struck at him with my stick and knock ed his
hat on. then struck him twice on the head
With ny stick; and he ran away toward the
THIS is Mr.. Seviiies story Of the occurrence;
tpa s ahh his ' ait en!ion When he infnsa toward
R.nd struck sr n It II the w nfs KIN Ts nsd
knockcd OF my hat Then walked away ;.
viii be IS in the matter Of Warning mr.
Rowland says he was struck before he knew
Mr.. Neville was near him. while MIR. Neville
As 70 what Immediately followed there is no
question A. G soon as he appreciated sn what
t.ndsn tt to stop Mr Ne2ils and ths told p
lice Officer Hayes to arrest Neville. Neville
avenue door. and waited for the officers who
took him back to the S"cretary's box and
asked NJ Rowland 4 he would prefer charges
The assault and arrest had attracted the at;
to avoid any Unnecessary s settlement Frssi-
dent Fellowes suggested that the party got
FL sHa os4st s W T.s S0n Ss
Mick M aou Ks ssf: Se
Neville 10 tho West Th:rtsth street, station.
where the prisoner sent for C9; John I: AGnsy.
soashern c ~ and ior Dr. GUY hnE
also member Of the , Southern lsS g Club
friend appeared at the Jefferson Market Court
under tho efficient escort Of big Of,lcer Hayes,
By President Fellows and Capt; Adams. drove
to the court The two par ties did not meet for
nGa hG % iSss TN ssr,
took seats in the second row Of spectators
sa to- nG sasqy ev IL ve S sni
black men and women, and the usual crowd Of
,s pusne n tho sTe
Mr.. Howland 70 Mr. Fslowes II never was In
When asked what he supposed to be- tho
GAYS. Of MIR. Nevlle's assault Mr.. Rowland
"lknow Of no cause. There certainly was
no justification. | have not spoken 10 Mr.
Neville for months. ! informed him some
moanths since that our acquaintance was at an
M. Neville talked little more freely. He
sss TO bt the Exporters while waiting Tor his
grey SHt Of
ne executor e tho estate Of Percy bray;
ton. Mr.. Drayton and ! were friends. and
r our we mad. poo on ths
Polo grounds: There was such pool between
US shortly before he took his last trip to ,Eu-
balance due 70 pray,pn from me- Before
saw him or had q r chance to give him the n,
fsasd for Europe lust before his rsiurn. and
' tnat Hss rs
tsM yhGT,sGd ana hare the check which
IISSonot understand. no declined 70 receiye
h ssie was some rorrespondencs ABOUT thi S
allow TO pass unrcs"nted., then stated that
pO1 nsn Isex the most Hue manner possible
struck him TODAY with my orc hand. i did
s sGt Rim rpp bsh him s3yfiyn TTt {.
thysinaIly he would 10 in the Emergency
THUS the two parties othoouarre,e xn,ainad
q the reporters. They were called upon at 3
gsocs 70 sAHh,s s t. ygs,to LOGAN The six
AVi'' All VI lhtiIi INlIllENlHNeu ny being ~
vel groomed as the pr!z. imrsn4 at the Tar,
Gen. and all Of then astonishing the regular
SPECTATORS 10y their bou;onn!vrrs Of ypels or
chrI santhemums. sttprei 10 the little l,lat.
iorm IN front OF the justices desk. which had
us, been vacated by sly young women who
bad gone from there sU!!-nly 10 serve terms
because their lives were vicious. On the JUS
uccs left were the three a,eI Of the HuwlanI
party; on his right the tires OF the Neville
SIDE, The Justice glanced al the affidavit and
!hsn at the officer who indicated the two prin-
clEals by nod,
Assault r said the Justice. and looked at
DO you know this man" he asked Mr..
Rowland, and Indicated the prisoner
some e mo know him w. 2uT nrgpai9tance ceased
Then LAWYER Ahney said that as he had Just
seen ca!led into the case he should ask Tor /.
'VNa, III Ha TO become acquainted' with it.
VIZ, that there was sickness in his family.
EimV n misht make i very inconvcnient for
tt .l % attend court for some days. He re-
''atTft 70 TIC lncss 81 Mrs. August Belmont
1Hs ue,eEdaIt i eEsitlsGto . delay" said