New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
INJURIES which proved fA,a. The Jury 'ead'rei
verdict Of accidental death.


THf RECENT Sr,BBiSo AFFAIR n GRTr~vtcs
srRksT-ARKEsT oF rEr PERPErRAroR.-A para
graph was published in The TRIBUNE few DAYS ass
% the effect ,ha, Henry McArile, living a, No rs
Greenwich street, had been dangerously stabbed m
the brc->t and abdomen by knife in the hands of
Patrick Heating. without any justiabe provea,ios
Since that time Mcirile has been falling Gradually,
ard Yesterday his friends and the attending physiciss
considering his life to BE- in great isnger. called upou
Coroner Conuery requesting his attendance forthwith
to take the autc-mortem examination Of the untora-
ra,e man.
The Coroner was boon az the house ani impsnnsline
jury, took the dispositions of McArile and his wife.
ai'o mat Of The doctor in attendance They testified
a follows:
Henry McAndle laying dangerously wour.le1
At the above place. being sworn, says-0n Tues-
day eyeni0g. AZ o'clock. | was in Greenwich
street, by my door. IN company with nv wife smd
two children when q man named Patrick Keating
came towards and ssid =" You son of /. -
the time >isbbing IN the breast ana ab,iomes
| had one of my children IN my arms AZ the :ime he
assaulted ME. became faint soon af,er, and remeus
Der nothing. | have known Heating eight years aud
never had any difficulty With HIM before he did no
appear 20 be under the Influence II liquor az the time
cannot account for his conduct towards me. Patrick
heatng. now present, Is the man who stabbed me.
}. A. Monnel NJ. D.. being sworn says. was call
ed to visit Mr.. McArde Tuesday evening last.
about 81 o'clock. | found him suffering from the cf
teets of two punctnred wounds the inside Of the
left nipple. the other in the abdomen. He WAS faint
rrStoraii,eS were administered. and his wounds at
tended 10. have been in attendance since con-
slider the wounds dangerous and likely to terminate ia
tally.
Jane MeArlle. being sworn says-Andrew McArils,
now living dangerously wounded at No. l25 Greenwich
street is my husband Tuesday evening last, about
: o'clock my husband myself. and two children were
coming up Greenwich street from the store got
To our own door Patrick Heating came up 10 my hue
band and said "loa son of Il b. and with this he
stabbed my husbands saw blood flowing frcm my
husbands wounds Heating lived in onr house, and
when the officer came showed him whore kestIng
was Keatug was then arrested by the officer. there
has been difficulty between Mrs. keating and myself
about my little boy and hers quarreng, and from this
unpleasant feelings arose between my husband had
difficulty with the Keatings; he had child in his
arms when Keating stabbed him.
Question by Keating-Did you not strike me hefcrc
stabbed you
AnSwer-No: never struck Won.
This closed the testimony, and the Jury rendered q
ver,c,
THAT Andrew McArde came To said wounding at
the hands Of Patrick Keating by being stabbed with
knife by said Heating in Greenwich street on the
evening of the 3lst day of August, iS5S."
Heating who taken into custody some tiue
subsequent to the stabbng and locked up, was recon-
mitted to the Tombs by Coroner Conuery to await the
result of McArdles injuries.