New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
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A Potter SERGEANT IN TRors Biz Al A PRix.Rf
ELkerIos-A few evenings since. at a primary cleo
tiou held in One Hundred and Tenth street disturb
occurred IN org some four OF Eve men, who were
una ie argune styely to convince each ether that
their views were correct. Officer Graham, OF the
Twelfth Precinct, bs,ug ~ hsnd stepped into tue
room and soon pu; Hop to the rov, After which he
went out. Whle leaysg the premises Ot'cer Graham
met Sergeant Ten Eyck, OF the same Precinct, and
told him net to enter he place With his club ra-f. as
the trouble 81 over. notwithstanding this eau
ton, the Sergeant went inf, the place sni on sVnc
account other the disturss was rnewei, aud
rrsaked in Ten Byck srrcs.iag Patrick Norton and
Gregory Norton whom he alleged assaulted HIM. Inc
prissaer locked up for tbs night and The follow
ing msrninz taken before Justice Browneii, at the
Ycrkvile Police Court who held them for exan'nss"e.
Upon hearing the the accused were d 'chargea.
the evidence being insufficient hold them FOR trial
burglary ~ BnoADwar.-Abou, : O'Clock Sstur-
day morning the family living in the upper part OF
Ne. rs Broadway, opened the front door. in order
that the occupants Of the store aud Offices up stairs
could go to them. Soon afterward two young fellows
stoe up stairs the second story and with false keys
opened the store Of Fitzgerald & Co. Mr.. Michasl
lows hard at work. having packed up nearly u 900
worth of Rid gloves, preparatory to carrying them
away. Two large glazed travelling bags already
full and they packing up large parel in paper
on the accr. Mr.. Fitzgerald grabbed Of the
thieves, whose subsequently ascertained TO
be james Mann; the other thief escaped. An officer
was called and the prisoner taken to the Second Dis
tct Staten house and thence TO the City Hail. where
ba al sfe, hy Inst Was
The prisoner new man in these regions, the deec
tives knowing nothing of him. When arrested, SIX
skeleton KEYS were found in his pockets.
PRwArs W,rcHNAS ACCIDENTALLY SHor-fes-
terday morning Hugh Burns, private Waterman en-
gagged in the upper part Of the city, preparatory to
returning hsme after his nights work, went into the
liquor shop Of Morris Berry corner Of Thirtysixth-
street and Second-avenue and pulling large single
barrel pistol from his pocket and laying ii upon the
counter requested Patrick Collins the barkeper to
take charge of until evening. Collins asked him if
it was loaded. Burns replied that it was, when the
other told him that he could take charge Of in
that condition, but had no objection providing it
empty Collins further told him that if he insisted on
leaving IT, he would take it out in the yard and there
discharge it. Burns then took the cap of the pistol,
remarking that he would not get paid until Tuesday,
and that he had money to buy any more caps.
Collins supposing that there was danger in handling
the weapon, cooked il and pulled the trigger when it
was discharged. Burns happened to be walking past
Collins at the time and the contents Of the bareltook
effect in the muscular portion Of his neck nhictng
serious wound. The unfortunate man dropped upon
the floor but raised upon chair by Collins and
another young man who was in the shop at the time.
physician was sent for, who ordered Burns to be
moved to the Hospital. Collins remained in charge of
the place until the arrival of officer. when he
mated the occurrence and gave himself into custody.
He was taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court,
and held in the of 81 900 ball. by Justice Kelly, to
await the result Of Burns injuries. The pistol was
heavily charged with powder, and contained several
bullets made vi tin foil
BURGLARY AND ARREsr.-About | o'clock yester.
day morning, Mr.. Daniel Bates, doing business and
residing Mt No. 81 sixth avenue, OF West Wash
ington place was awakened by his wife, who told him
that some person was going about the house. Mr..
Bates, thinking that some of the young men in hi
employ were about going to work, did not let the mat
ter trouble him at the moment but after, hear
the clock strike he knew it too early for work
and while turning the matter in his mind his bed
room door was opened and with lamp entered
in a cautious manner. At the instant Mr.. Bates
Jumped Of bed and without stopping to put his
clothes pursued the intruder down stairs when the from
door was thrown open by two accomplices and the
three thieves sprang into the street. The accomplish
ran UP West Washington place, but the third ran
down Sixth avenue followed by Mr.. Bates who cried
stop thief" stop thief" Several persons, among
whom James Galway, were standing on the corner
OF the avenue and Fourth street and heard the alarm
and presently saw dash past them and run down
Cornelia street Some four five joined in the chase
but had not proceeded more than a block when they
were stopped by the fugitive himself who asked them
if they had seen a man running thst way-pointing
toward Blocker street
The party stood talking moment or two when Mr..
Bates having by this time procured his clothes
up and identified the they talking TO
of the burglars Without ado the fellow jumped from
the grasp of Mr.. Bates and again ran down Cornela
street. followed by Mr.. Galway, who pursued him
into Blocker and Morton streets where he overlook
him and handed him to the custody vi Officer
Kniffen. The fellow gave his name as William Irving
and identified by Mr.. Bates one Of the fellows
whom he caught in his house. Upon examination il
war found that the burglars had effected entrance
by means false keys that they had secured plum
der, jewery aud money to the value Of 30. Sabse-
quent the fight Of Irving through Conelia street,
Mr.. Kugler found gold brooch in said street which
wa III. tilted by Mr. Bates his property, and Mr..
Galway alleged that during the chase he observed the
fugitive to throw something away. The accused was
yesterday morning taken before Justice Kelly at the
Jefferson Market Police Court and committed to prison.
He Is % years of age, native Of New-York and
butcher by occupation. The accomplices are yet at
large.