The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-31

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Fatal R~sult Of the Worth Street stabbi"g
Csse-TvsO Other Cases Of Attempt 10 Kill
Alleged Outage Upon Fem.ie-'nterest-
ing Police News, sc.
The spread of crime In the metropolis continues
bated. Two fresh Of attempt TO kill occurred
Tuesday night the injured parties IN each case being
| gerousy, IL not morris ally wounded.
| THE WORTH STREET MuRDEK-CORONERs IN EST.
John Van Wart, the man VINO stabbed at the
| ofW ad~ay and Worth street, on Monday evening",
by sailor named William Z. Moore, died at the New
York Hospital yesterday from the effects OF his INJURIES
Coroner Keefe held inquest upon the bod Of dc
vhen, after the exsmiDation Of several nes =
the fact OF the stabbpg, Dr. Shrady, res s,rse'n
the New York hospital. testified 70 the character Of the
WOUNDS found upon the person Of and gave It
suit OF the wound In the abdomen
ibe case was here given TO the jury wio after due
dem GRAFTON, rendered the following verdic"that the
Paid John Van Wart to his death by p,rtnSs Ih-
William II. Moore"
Committed the accused for examnaton while tue wlness
Ga .e,e sent to the House Of Detention Waite street.
upt they could bail for their appearance when
called upon to TESTIFY.
PROBABLY ANOTHER MURDER.
About five O'Clock yesterday afternoon two carmen,
named Henry Smith and Samuel Sullivan got into dis.
pue on pier No East river originating from of the
party running into the other, and during the Smith
Seized ole of the runss from his cart with which he
s ruck Sui van several h'avy blows over the hea4
k,ocL,,, hin, er..,.s. IN ,ho ,r,,na H.. .. ,,,,a -
Nv seve'a eps, and with the aid OF tho police
veyea 70 n's Nome wnsre up 70 se nour ass evening
onoer mec cal care HIS nj1 es are presumed 20 be 10,
tefnai' sno ne Is thought 70 be dan.-roasv injured
,es,L cd nm in ,he a. ,,: ho,s 90 ra;, ,. s 80 cI
vans injuries.
ANOTHER sTABBING AFFRAY.
Az Mill
"' p''o. A"'' NV Vi '"e i"'h1 n's' Precnct
WAS aropg his beat IN Second avenuc, near Thirty
street, on Tuesday evening" he was met by man named
wino, n ,.,a ,,o cot, a., r.. ~.
""""i" i'h' VINO sa'o 'ha tnere hsa oecn oid roS
In Inc neghpofhood and requested the policeman to AZ
lend to tho matter The officer immedisely proceeded
80, 'oa'. '""v "'' s"'"' near
william Buter had been 81 ,hhea "a n HAp pae
han three places, viz III the sbcthen an
twice ID the SIDE inc injured man was bleedeg profusc
account of bmssf Froo snne Of the ea, any
the officer learned that the wounds nero 'inncted BY
tbs man bolano ana that The latter had gooe for
cnoancerea The no,,cnm.n a,,sa n,, .ho a wa
made S,a nnnearnncn when he orrcStoS h;r n se'
Reevms Hosns whore me "c,n was akea %
Ioneass one pm,,er e hrohar ~ a ~ , ns ase
aua eed in the same bouss u,h ,nn a,,e sae
',an. rs hh ~, 70 WIN .oo ter ioseeraal
, - M",, p,s r ..'ts 'u'.,oo neuy ~ slc Je
. S,aS r, ue .our. lor eAamnauon 10 am.
stePuaosneI rhen sueiooh, was MS iain accuser sue
,essneo ua. .ne commenced pealhg her, when
Butler hteiered IN ner neha ana scnle then ensuet
nttwe n INC mun III "ucn buher recelved the wounds
IN quesuoh Inc prisoner was committed for trial On
chaiee Vi a''eihpI u Kill
STILL ANOTHER.
e,rI, Vt ., 90.
oaoei AaesAf' anu 'ohh AIKEN, @oorers, became en-
goged in fight at the Of Sxtyfourth street and
prondwav On ruesdav night ,rbon Togr,r, a. !, 4,
-, - 49,, ,,. 10
afgeo' "fe~ a"k kh"e ana s'aooed ms adversary In
the side, nfctipg severe aud somewhat dangerous
wound Policemen Drake and Martin arrested the assaan
and locked MIN up IN tue twenty second precinct station
r., his hnmc The Cause of tho Authentic was No, ssns
by the police. Iaggart and Aiken were both EMPLOYED
on the Centre ana haa quarrel the day previous
md rnn,t,ed for trial on charge o faoon
.,,vavn orrv .or ,1no,, ,ro,,.
.,,,
mary obfien, respectable looking Irish girl, appeared
before Justice Osborn Yesterday and preerred charce
or rore oooine, nm. Lob, cu,o-, ga a. =. 80, =. ~,
u '"fe Ue 'onn ''.oei' e"'u NC o'erA IN tue
passage ticket ONCE OF Frank Fowler 10 Chambers street
In her affidavit the complainant get forth TINT she came
from, Msnba,,anviuo or MONDAY, r,,h, nrs h.;.u 49,
- - - ''' Aea' ".'' having No
rends walked ABOUT the lower part Of the city In quest Of
q lodging place. In her perambuatiops she met police
man, who talking to Gilbert and asked him where
she could find lodging place. The officer drtcA ner IN
house Robinson street. and che started ththcr
She had far however before overtakep
by Gilbert, who said he would show her the place and
stead bowevar of cnnanct,ne Msru ~ hno h.a
Gilbert her the Frank Fowler, and after
getting her INSIDE the door represented that was an in
telneeDce ONCE onosI' .neo eit ,ne gl ior rev mo.
nens, sa!. os nc n o' ue aoen' 'opg ne ioexea
tne ooor M.ef n, e"o e,ou nn return ouereu tue gr'
sotie n!'Ui ~ uiinH may Iiuseu W ParMse ., the
Plone'eCu ,as', % paep sn ~ leave 'ne Pace
Mnen oiue.' as s I ses .i'eS ne' on SOY anu
ne. r rosos, er @ r,uo a.egcs
ua' ". @ s ~ Sc 80 a l VI .ne,ns, pno
~ould ahe .a' ~, VI nc suo ~u oonsen. 70 pecome
nls .s 1 ne poIJsn ~as m''snahsy feecea
r r. n an 49, ~ a ,a ~ vi INC
The maostr ate committed the prsoncr 10 the Tombs for
examnaton
p,-, ,, o, r, n Co.,, ,.
fe"ni'h DIM. o"' ro" i'N"D '~No"' "oeAs ago
robbed Of worth Of jewery by Of the clerks
who Immediately absconsed 10 Eyrepe tognp with him
the proceeds of the robbery. The clerk IL nephew OF