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on who appeared to be in charge OF the

son who appeared to be in charge oil the
place replied -, D.,
Neither Lamar nor Thompson has baen
in here for some time. | can't telf you
! where you can find either, but why DON'T
YOU 20 soc Inspector Titus! lie KNOWS
lamrr and ought To- he able to tel you
prrt( nearly where yUu can ma NM s. e,
7 wo new idpntidcations of Delaney Snu
Brown. in connection with the Mcmahon
, assault were made in the police court
yesterday morning. The most importan.
Of these was that of Constable ueor9e
Van Wrinkle of Long Branch. he was
standing near MCMahon when the asst'iit
| occurred, ana in court yesterday he posi-
lively identified both Delaney and Brown
rs being two of three men who participated
in the assault After he had made the
dent ifca,ion, Mr.. Van Wrinkle, in talking
! to n SIN man said:
II saw the assault and saw Delaney
and Brown participate in it. i cannot
30. 81 lv Inc mist akrL in my identification
and, furthermore, | can produce several
other witnesses to the assault among them
woman who can identify Delaney as the
person who Spid 10 one of the aSsaiian's =.
Give it. to him good and put him out,
or words TO tina, effect | grabbed Delaney
and we had it all over the sidewalk for
st Cond or Two, when he doubled me up
with n blow in the stomach. Then he ana
the OF hers ran down the street and about
block away from where the assault occurred
GOT into carriage and drove away
The other Identification was made by
Charles Green, the proprietor of the Lenox
Hotel a, Long Branch. He Identified both
Delaney and Brown a. being persons who
STAYED al his house on the evening OF july
5 aud who were called at a:3O o clock OF the
morning Of July Q to go, as they said,
u fishing off Seabright.
County Detective Charles E. Strong OF
I La f,nli ri
terday morning and he made recapitula-
ton of the evidence which the Long Branch
authorities have against Delaney and Brown
and against David Lamar and his brother
in-iaw. Bernard Smith, who are charged
with being accomplces in the assault upon
Mcmahon. MIR, Strong said:
up to date we have made out the fol-
lowing case against Delaney and Brown:
They were identified by Mc(iill, bartender
ii the American Hotel at East Long Branch
rs being the men who We're brought TO that
hotel on july o by David Lamar, who in
straeted McGill to give the men what they
wanted and charge it to him. Lamar after
Two men were identified by Constable Van
Wrinkle as actual participants in the assault
ah.lrby Charles Green, proprietor OF the
lIenoX Hotel, Long Branch, as being per-
sons who stayed at his place on the night
Of July o.
jllT case against lHItl1tT II IItStNl oii VIC
testimony of the bartender Mc(;ill and on
the warning given to Mcmahon by Patrick
Dunphy, an EMPLOYEE OF Lamar, OH the
day that Delaney, Brown and another man
appeared in Long Branch. On that day.
July q Dunphy told Mcmahon that Lamar
had hired q gang TO DO him up and for
Heaven sake Ia get out OF town as quick
a. possible Besides this, we have other
and more important testimony against
Lamar which VIZ do not care to disclose at
this time.
We believe We have pretty strong case
against Lamar'S brother-in-law, Smith, be-
cause of the fact that the carriage which
he hired of Charles McCue Of Seabright
on the morning that Mcmahon was assaulted
was the carriage which drove Delaney,
Brown and another man 20 Cunningham =
Hotel at Oceanic, from which place Smith
got the team and returned it to McCue.
We have at least four witnesses to the
assault besides Constable Van Wrinkle
who can identify Delaney and Brown as
MrMahons sssailants II ~ not true as
reported in the papers this morning that
warrants Tor Two other persons were issued
in Long Branch Yesterday and sent to Dis
trict Attorney Jerome last night. We be-
lieve We have the case complete and are
not looking for ANYBODY else.