The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-05

Row STAlrIsG AItRAY--Ab,a. 0 O'Clock On sunday
night occurred at .lemans Hail. corner OF TSen-
ysixh street aud Seventh avenue, beiweena party OF
men, in which some . aod blows we're given
and exchanged. The tight ncnced in consequences d
some misunderstanding br,~er ohm Madden AL Philip
unridge The latter, ns 81, ok razor rsn ~
rocket and attic np,ed tue throat OF his Adversary
wounding him severely about the and CHA Rdioa
Fuhu and George Bender, while attempting s.para,c
the parties and the HE Madden had their hands
and arms cot severely The poice being informed OF
The affair fastened TO the spot aud succeeded Ia taxing
Unrdge into custody The injured parties 10
he station, where their wounds DIRE ssel by the
district surgeon. Madden had narrow Of
life The wndpipe and jaguar vein oi the latter
exposed 10 view. The doctor H. OF opinion that he will
speedily recover The prisoner Unridge also CIT
across the arm, but the wound not The
cused was committed Tor examination by Justice Fan
dreau.
ArrrMrTID HIcnwAy RoBnRY. Charles Parker was
taken into cus,osy early hour yesterday morning,
by one Of the Ninth ward police charge Of having At.
tempted 10 rob Henry Klopath OF valuable gold watch
and chain The complainant alleges that he was attacked
a. the corner OF Hudson and Garrison Streets and
attempt made by the prisoner TO foroiby tspssess
him Of his watch. The prisoner was brought before
Justice Fandreau, the second Dstrc. porcc Court
where he vas iocked up for examination.
BURGLARY EXTENSIVE RomERY-on Sunday right
the dry goods store OF D. Thomas No III Spring street,
was burglarously entered by OF false keys aud
property TO the amount of sl 900 by tho
burglars. box containing $500 In cash and f5 900 IN
notes papers, &c and silks and satns TO the amount OF
81 600, constituted the total OF the hicyes' booty.
Mr. Thomas and family occupy the second story and
basement Of the bouse and at 10 O'Clock sunday night
they retired 10 their beds one Of the clei Ks has BEEN
In the habit OF sleeping the store until very recently,
and unfortunately the night " the burglary, he WAS
abscr from the premises. No clue 10 the burglars.
CHARGE REsuyISc STOLEN Goops.-Dasis abrams,
proprietor Of store in West Broadway, taken
custody yesterday charge Of receiving stolen goods
with guilty knowledge David Hammond and John
1raphagen two boys allegc that they stole three silver
spoons valued nj 81 each from Jane Reynolds of No l5s
sullivan street. and sold them 20 the defendant for few
shllings Abrams held TO bail the Of $500
answer while the boys were locked up as witnesses.
AIy0rp FALSE rRKTsxcxs.-E Edward l.. Paine taxep
into custody by officer Dickson, Of the Lower Police Court,
charge Of having, the LIST Of August, 1884 OBJ
tanned from Thomas McGraw, of No. 1le Wall street. the
difchargc Of mortgage valued ii $500, by means Or
alse pretcnces aud fraudulent representations Tue
accused conveyed before Justice Connolly al the
Lower Police Court where he was held TO answer The
charge preferred ganst hin.
CHarcr ~ EsnrzztxxrSr.-A young man namei John
Dermead arrested yesterday by officer covendy, OF
the Lower Police Court charge OF embezxlng about
ISL from his employer Thomas Watkins, of No. esq
Bowery. The accused, being taken before the mags
rae, was committed FOR trial In default Of $500 bail