DESPERATE DUEL.
»teii,r David ' l''JoSeph partners in business'hr Delancey ateqet,iNftW York, ; quarrelled about a \msia»pß matter and locked themselves' W in A smaH* room ): about*> ten by ; fifteen-feet;* to settle their»altercation with pistols; - Eibh aoveto-ahambered revolver, rSfid* they ftt 'Dhe^pblidi kearipg tke shots demanded' admittance, arid upon receiving ho reply, broke 5 opffn the 4 (Hft- hhoy dound Goldman lyi%"ori the •floor dead,. vtith • the revolver iflbWh'iiid, tflrdO jchaifibers' being, cnlptied; Jefoslaw vas, alfw lyirig on• the'floor, with his revolVtir .his: Jxalii He W&i evidently dying. Five chantbera-of Hto rfevolver had eeoi-aui^arged 1 . hqapffll m m .but. .ffled-, whfle: pn 'tfiy they do things ill
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Evening Star, Issue 4031, 27 January 1876, Page 3
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105DESPERATE DUEL. Evening Star, Issue 4031, 27 January 1876, Page 3
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