New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-24

rediatelv 10 the wounded mans side.
others who went 70 offer sympathy were
Samuel Hopkins Adams, Arthur Little
Of "Pearson's Magazine; Archer Hunt
ington, nephew of Coils p. Huntington
and Arthur Brisbane, Of Tho New York
Journal" MAMMALIAN Foster, the writ
or. was installed as charge d'affaires for
his helpless friend
Found in Phillips pocket In the nos
initial was part of a manuscript or STORY
called .'Fnid." Written on tho wrapper
r.oro the words: Il send you the third
instalment TO be added 10 the rest. l
have not seen that man yet" II has not
yet been learned who the writer or the
story was.
In the mean time. the body OF Phil
lps's assailant Law under white cioth
on the sidewalk in front OF the house
where he killed himself. 1t remained
there for long time, because the wagon
o. the East 29d street police station was
away, as were those Of two other neigh
boring precincts. Sergeant Joseph Sau-
der. with twelve bluecoats under MN
from the East ced street station. herd
back the curious crowd that huns about
until II was finally removed, about two
hours later.
Envelope Diseoses Identity.
While it was still there Detective
Lieutenant John Flannelly, Of the Cen
trail Office force, found IN pocket an
envelope addressed to "'F. c. Goldsbor-
oueh. No. 112 East 18th street" Going
to the house indicated. the lieutenant
found that It was the Rand School, made
famous not long ago by its connection
with Professor George ID. Heron, VINO
was divorced by his first wife and then
married Miss Carrie A. Rand, daughter
OF Mrs. T.. .. Rand. who endowed the
school for her scn-in-law.
Finding the secretary of the school,
Algernon Lee, the lieutenant led him 70
the place where the body lay. He iden-
tilted It as thai Of Fitzhugh Coyle Colds
borough. violinist who came 10 the
school from Washington. about three
months ago. This identification was
later confirmed by George r. liirkpat-
rick teacher Of social science in tie
same school. who viewed the body when
IL lay in the yard Of the 22d street sta
ton. and also by papers found IN the
pocket Of tho dead man.
A motive for the deed IS strangely
missing. All investigation in this city
has failed 10 establish the fact that the
two men had ever met each other. When
the body was searched IN the station
ward, no cler could be found that would
throw any light whatever on possible
connection between the assailant and his
victim.
Goldsborough did not appear to be in
any immediate need. He was dressed IN
4 suit Of Indefinite gray. black over
coat and black felt hat. worn college
STYLE" In q pocketbook were discov-
cred bills 70 the amount of S26 and 40
cents In change. A gold plated watch
and chain. to which was attached fob
apnarently OF cheap jade, also were
found on his person. In his pocket book
with other papers. was travelling or
transfer card from Local No. 60 of the
American Federation OF Musicians, Is
sued at Pittsburg, IN November, show
ing that he had joined the organization
on November 81, 1909. 1t was signed
by the secretary. NJ. 3. Howard Cen
fury Building, PittsburG.
Manuscripts in His Pockets
Other things of interest which the
search disclosed were two manuscripts
evidently of rejected magazine stores
entitled For Conscienoe's Sake ana
"The Conquest Of the Climate" an illumiS
mated card bearing the legend, THE Bee
that Hangs Around the Hive Never Gets
the Honey; diary in which were Jotted
down n number Of quotations from
Dumas. and a little red book that gave
the names OF those who appeared TO be
his pupils and contained notes OF va
rious engagements.