The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-26
Police Intelligence.
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About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning atay place
between young men, named Eugene SoomoDs John
Manning, in a grocery store situated the Five Points,
in which Solomops drew dirk knife and inflicted deep
cut the abdomen Of Manning letting out the intes
tices. The injured placed his hands the wound
and thus held up the protrudDg ntestnes until he
conveyed to the City Hospital
The injured stated that sclomous aud himself had
words in the grocery store about dollar he MAN
npg) accused Soomons Of cheating him out Of dollar
and hard expressions and epithes applied to
each other when SoomoDs threatened to cut him open
to which Manning replied that If he did he would
'sweeten him" clinch then took place between them
and Solomons inflicted the injury as above described
Mannipg although very dangerously wounded may pos
siby recover unless the intestine has been cut and
II SO then the chances against him.
According to the evidence OF some of the witnesses
who saw the difficulty, they say that the ARRAY
caused principally in reference 70 the possession of
yopng woman named Eliza Faulkner who but day or
two past liberated from Blackwell leland she was
present during the say and has been arrested by the
police as Witness In addition to her testimony, the
clerk In the grocery store and two other young have
also been detained as witnesses.
Both solomons and Manning recently from Troy,
and have made the Five Points their rendezvous where
they have been under the surveillance Of the police
About an hour after the stabbing. Solonons finding
that the policemen in close pursuit after him. went
alone the Sixth ward police station house. and
rendered himself up TO Lieutenant Fery, acknowledging
that he stabbed Manning during the ARRAY Justice
await the result: Of the wound inflicted by him the
person of Manning.
At yesterday, Justice Bogart with Mr. Johnston
Clerk of Police, visited Manning at the Hospital took
the following
DECLARATION THE DYING MAN
John Manning sworn, and being informed by the ma
gistrate that in all probability he will not recover from
the wounds under which he is suffering and that the
statement which he may make will be considered his
dying declarations against the person persons who
have inflicted the wounds upon him deponent then
reside at the of Mott and Cross streets and
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York. was in the porter house grocery the
of Cross and Orange Streets and this morning Eu-
which Solomons said. 'sYou Did son Of a b-h if you
say you did not. viii stick you through with kne''
then grabbed him by the collar. and aid tdon't you
stick me; If you do will sweeten you' we then got
scuiiiDg, when Soomons pulled out knife, and stabbed
me ia the bowels; felt that l was stabbed
and wounded went to doctor to have the wound
dressed, snd did not see what became Of Soiomons:
seen him often since then but have NOT been rerv ia
innate with him; Solomons believe, resides in Troy.
AT the latest account last evening from the Hospital,
IL was announced that Solonnops would not survive
through the night.
Charge Of Sealing Silver, and he arrest of the Alleged
Receivers Of the Stolen PROPERTY Bowling aud
Martin Of the lover police court, yesterday arrested
man named Patrick Sheridan, charge of stealing
cuttings OF silver valued at upwards OF $500 the
pert o Hebeard Polhamis silver spoon
No. So Duane street. his arrest the officers found In
his possession s54 worth Of silver the prisoner then
bnowledged his guilt and stated that the various lots Of
silver which he stole from the premises he carried to the
house of Jacob Louis Balenb urgh Houston street.
who purchased the same from him. kno wing the
have been stolen The officers under the direction of
Justice Welsh, took the two Balenburghs into custody
and brought them before the court and on the whole
facts being exhibited to the magistrate he held them both
to bail in the Of $500 EACH to the charge of
buying stolen property. Patrick Sheridan also held
TO bail, ard in cefaut committed the Tombs for
trial
Charge Of Grand Layceny-Oicer Slater of the Fifth
ward, Oh Tuesday night arrested colored man named
William Meyers. on charge OF stealing STA from the
pocket of Phillip McCinnes. residing at No 1874 Duane
street The complainant, it seems lying asleep in
Anthony street. and the negeo took that opportunity of
relieving the pocket Of Mr. Mcnnes of tbs named
sum- The prisoner acknowledged his guilt but asserts
that there was not so much money represented by
the complainant. There being doubt of the pri-
guilt Justice Bogar therefore, committed him to
prise trial.