The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Police Intelligence,
FATAL STABBIN0 ARRAY IN GRAND SIT

FATAL STABBIN0 ARRAY IN GRAND STREET.
serious and probably fatal ARRAY occurred in
Grand street about ten o'clock yesterday forenoon.
The principals in the affair were Frederick Eye and
John Daleber, workmen in the employment of
Maxheimer Brother, bird cage manufacturers, of
No. la Grand street. Ego, appears had been dis
charged for some offence but the shop yesterday
morning as if nothing had happened. He was told his
services longer required, and ordered of the
premises. Eye left the workshop cursng his late EN-.
ployers, and after he reached the sidewalk he continued
the abuse Daeber who is foreman OF the establishment
was then sent out to pacfy the disturber and get
him to leave the place But scarcely had he reached the
sidewalk when he attacked by Eye and stabbed in the
left side with long bladed jack knife Alderman Tuomey,
who was passing at the tme arrested the assaiant and
gave orders to have the wounded conveyed to the
New York Hospital for medical treatment Upon examin
ing the wound the physician at the hospital found
blade had penetrated the left lung, dAnh there was
every danger Of the PATIENTS dying before morning Daeber
has been unable speak since his admission TO the
hospital Eye was brought to the General Supernten
dents Office, and locked up to await the result Of the
wounded mans injuries. All parties Germans
ANOTHER CASE OF HOMICIDE.
About five O'Clock yesterday afternoon an exprcssman
named Samuel Reeves got Into fight in Grand street,
near Broadway with acquaintance named John McCue,
when the latter it is alleged drew knife and stabbed
his antagonist in the left sdc the blade penetrating the
left lung and inicting mortal wound. Reeves also
ceved severe cut in the face extending from the eye
face The assaiant fled after the occurrence and
concealed himself in the Sixth ward Reeves convey
ed to the City Hospital and placed under the care of Dr.
Hail. Upon examining the wound the physician gave il as
his opinion that II would be impossible for the patient
survive the injury The wife OF the unfortunate man was
promptly in attendance at the bedside of the dying
band, and remained at the hospital until life had fed
Reeves expired in about hour after his admission He
resided No. AZ Crosby street. whore he leaves family
TO lament his untimely end McCue arrested about
bali past seven O'Clock by Capt. Downing and Officer
Golden at No. 10 Baxter street, while the act Of leaving
in Nth al
Williamson, both OF whom conveyed to the Sixth
Ward station house, and locked up wait the action Of
the Coroncrs jury Is said that there has long existed
feeling OF jealousy and revenge between McCue and
Reeves and that they had encounter about two weeks
ago.
ANOTHER PROBABLE MURDER.
About twelve O'Clock last night ARRAY occurred in
the Thirteenth ward, which resulted in a man named
Thomas Cheevers being fatally shot in the left breast
that Cheevers and another named Carpenter got
into an atrcaon, when the latter drew revolver aud
shot Cheevcrs The wounded man was conveyed TO his
residence and Carpenter conveyed TO the Thirteenth
ward station house and lock up. The wounded man is
thought cannot recover.
Bold ROBBERY IN BRoADwAy.-A most daring and sue
cessiul robbery effected in Broadway yesterday az
ternoon about half past two O'Clock. As George f. Lun
clerk in the employment Of Mr. Frost, broker under
the Broadway Bank was proceeding to the Park Bank
in Beekman street, with 81 $780, to make deposit he
followed by expert thief and robbed Of the entire
amount The manner in which the theft effected was
rather novel; The thief FIRST threw about half pint Of
turpentne In the clerks face, and then snatched the
bank book, with which he succeeded in making his es-
cape. The occurrence happened In Broadway within
few steps of Mr. Frosts Office yet strange to say the
robber managed to get away with little difcuy as IL
he had been operating in some dark unfequented tho
roughfare. VI