The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05


named samuel Barker David iansoa and James Nsilsy
saulg walter Flint with knife or other sharp instru
ment appears that the complainant, whle wslk1n9
Along sixth avenue between Thirty first and Isi.ty-
who knocked him down the sidswAk, and ths a
them stabbed him In the face With dirk knife predse
assault committed with intent to take hs lie Jas-
ce Stuart looking upon the case ~ worry agggravss4
Assault ,oiA a Darg0oss Weapon "A man, named
John Clark was arrested yesterday, charged oa the
complaint Of Patrick Dcnohus, with having assaulta
complainant without any provocation whatever his
part. Judge Stuart. before whom the prisonsr was
answer the charge Of assault and Battery with daner
weapon.
man ard GeorgS johnson, arrested yesterday -
ChaIl Hsnr with knife, In the arm II appeared
get in porter house the Of ll2th strss3
and Third avenue where quarrel took place betwse1
Ocer MeCnsy arrived soon at the SCENE Of Il, dssrS
arrested this prsoner who conveyed TO tie
twelfth ward station hcuse The wounded man was
attended by DR. Iii who pronounced his injuries ghk
charge of EmterrtemMt -eamuel wipkssd, yuunR
naA AnAiiys q Germany, Vas asrestsd yestssday b -
!sss !ssss vssS Sc,ss. os slsSgs q hssiag s.,sa
cf No. 76svseue The accused was taksn before Jus
tics w.ed, Who sD.nisssi - IF s.snins1iaa
terday afternoon aafsy took place & llo x1ce6h
street tetween cousins 6oth named NcAvoy tie 49,
of whom Was killed. Deceased IN company With
two cousins named Dennis and Edward McAvoy, (broS
thes,) at the porter house Of hrs. Brennau at IT,
above address quarrel arose between the two named
Dennis. Mrs Brennan and Edward Nc Avoy interviews
and separated them and deceased put ont into t.
street. and the other Dennis into back room ON r.
premises, in order that he should be prevented fron
attacking deceased again. He however managed -
escape from window in the room into the street. ana
ing in his hand two pound weight. with which hs
struck deceased, fracturing his skull and csasine
his instant death After having committed the act h
fed and escaped for the time Information was thu
given to Captain Stevenson Sixteenth ward police who
despatched officer Graham to arrest him. The o6aosx
s eet and Seventh avenue where be had gone Tor co.
cealment He resisted the offcer who With di0calty
mar sged 10 effect his arrest He taken to the f-
teenth ward station house and locked up. The body a.
the deceased taken to the piece The CoronsR
notified. Coroner Wilhelm will this day hold an m
sided the Of Twenty seventh street and -
venth avenue. Edward McAvoy also held . Wit
The prisoner (vho Is . Iongshoreman) lived d
Sixteenth street. the place Of the fatal
Charge Of BvrQioyy Ohcer Martin, Of the Lower Ro-
lice Court yesterday arrested . German, named Henry
day, the 27th ult bursarioualy ente-~ the ana
shoe store No 23e Broadway anu hersfrQm goods
to the value of $780, On his arrest r Of the st0lea
shoes found his feet He ocked up 10 await
examination IT Is said that this prisoner for nine
years Methodist preacher in PhilAdelphis and Baltl
more. He 10 also well kno wn to police.
Stealing Diamond Ring ng-Policeman Westcott, Of the
Fifth ward, yesterday arrested colored man, named
George II. Andrews, charged with stealing diamonA
ring worth S40 from Charles Westbrook The ring waa
found the finger of his DIANA TO whom hehad present
cd it. Hewss committed by Justice Bogsrt for trial.