The sun., 1897-11-15


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Up tc thls tlnie the IDENTITY o. ths % aeaa M, mst
snS so cspi. of the Dstectivs
tives ofhlIvummsnd. a9d sccon,pani.edb ~ Sy In In.
nue. ta&on 10 take charge OF things. Messenger.
vrers hSstiedl out to call detectives on Of all
possible At Ihe RALPH avenue statlon. AS fast
es the men tfported they were hustled out to
about thirty. detectives, including the station
house men, engaged In tho search for clues
No O was found in All. upper waistcoat pocket.
namo % ). lyons There There Sn" Was no address, s
but in the Brooklyn directory the police found
nSdon ihS % that nddras tSss
that Lyons had recently moved 70 100 Grove
sSSs.n f aSs GupS the TS snS
didn take long to establish The Identity Of the
dead mg1l.' Mrs. Ly0ns's description OF her
missinE husband tallied exactly with that Of the
muriared mnn.
& % Sns M ksWs % sS GSSSa
from the fact that he was blind in his right eye:
was the mater With the right eye OF
had been unable to determine that this was not
the result Of blow with one OF the stones
that her husband had left the houee at about
was sober whom he went away. sno said. and had
only about = dollar with him. having given hor
the rest Of his weeks earnings earlier in the
evening, He had told her that before meeting
his friend he was golng to A,ugheo's barber shop,
e Gates and KnekerSocEer mig g % sl avenues, 70 got
when she had oalmed down eomev hat, Mrs. Lyons
Morkins % man and that he earned a fair salary.
he stayed homo every night in tho week. she
ws s H rsy
Saturdays later that 1 $50 oclock. and. although
s far s Mrs s
an enemy in tho world. The family have q
plea.ant little fiat and live comfortably. There
ooroners Ply sicisn Valentine. made an OK
discovered that The lower jaw on the right side
was fractured in three PLACES. The upper jaw
right eye. Tho entire back Of the 6oSd was
crushed in. t and Dr. valentine said It would be
Capt. Reynolds learned that tho man whom
pSht was Bernsrd Dillon who s'i lives H at is6
kdnSsp strcet, the house In which Lyons used to
forthwith, and there told the following story:
"1 have known Lyons for q long time and we
have been good friends. His wife has been in
as he came home from work and walking home
with him. Last night they were walking homo
don street and Eversreon avenue. Lyons was
in great spirits and insisted on treating
on the corner. had a drink. and then re.
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woiieo % out toEetheT whe Ne stood 1.-THE there he
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didn't show up. SO went out without him. l
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The detectives could get no trace of Lyons 8
At the latter hour, however. ho walked into
Peter Shannoh's saloon, at the corner OF Gates
nom NEW Lyons % very we'll. The later freanent. %
Ss into his Place e. on Saturday Stghts but
mue Under the nuenco Of aTor and %as
surPJlsed at his condition on Saturday night.
"Ipere was a rattle for a watch going on in
ast niht hsrs sHaa was ata
q crogd there. and l had no time to talk much
verydrunk. however. and that he stayed in my
place,until about l1:3O o'clock. He came up
and an said go9d-nieht to me .hen. and told him
and the last saw OF him he was waiking along
Gatss avenue. ! didn't worry about him. be.
doubt but that he'd get there i ali Fight" A'N ~
Just half an hour after leaving Shannon's s
siosss saloon at Saratoga avenue and d Futon Futon
street half a block from the lot In which he
saaSn and lis ay SSma and Fop psas of
the CITY which he never frequented. The police
think II they eould trace his movements from
havsbeen unable to do this The bartender " al at
descEption of Lyons came In there at 12 O'clock
withp tall dark man that he had never seen
b%efo!sS!Ihey % had drink. talked earnestly for
are now looking for the tall. dark man.
Twenty: minutes after The. two men, loft the
sgsS
much aEitated and ordered drink of whiskey.
70 the He came out n IN .fe% Few MINI min
utas and left the saloon.
room Covered with bloody finger imprints.
Ths story q Dozier. the colored evangelist. is
street trolley Red sHt at aboa
tho CONDUCTOR tfiod to put one % Of them % of. The The
Snehsr vent thep togsthsr
and slim man. with a sandy mustache. who
70 the this s1e S eoo%Psd
sheS on tod 81 thi tho ca Slim DOzsr
1T the conductor attend to the he ooIorod i nan man
himself The colored man then got away from
eaid, You get on the car and iii lick you. .
Dozier says that there was lot of talk. and
that finally the colored man and the slim man
got on together between Howard and Hopkin.
pom avenues, which is about block from the
lot where Lyons was killed.
Dozier looked at Lyons's body In the station
yesterday, and while he couldn't positively
Identity y declared that 1t looked very much
like the slim man of tho street-car row. His i'm
preston, he said, was that that man wore a
Q dark blue suit. ~ -
The police learned during tho afternoon that
Lyons was Democrat, and so strongly partisan
thAt4a 1ften got into QuAreelG. Ills friends say
that.he was likely to be insultinR TO any one
whoheld opinions on politics different from his
ewnI Some Of them thought that this might
haySstarted the quarrel which resulted in his
Lyons was on the Democratic committee of his
d1strict, and WAS q member of the Brooklyn
BRANCH OF the Irish Volunteers. His father was
soldier In an Irish regiment. and he was born
On the Island Of Corfu. He was as years old
Coroner Mason impanslled q Jury yesterday,
ana Will hold an inquest on Friday night.
Douna DyinG at the Bresklyn Entpanco to the
- Bridge.
Anunidentifed man died in the Brooklyn City
Hospital yesterday morning. Hc was taken Ill
at the Brooklyn entrance of the bridge on Sat.