The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15

TH MADISON SrHExr BEATING CAsE.-The unknown man
who was severely beaten Madson street Saturday
has sufficiently recovered to be able to give his and
such Information will probably lead to the conviction
Of his aseaans. The injured states that his
is John Cusck and that be resides No &c Cherry street
Upon information received from Cusck and las named
John Maoy, policeman Petty OF the Fourth precnct
rested John Ryan, james wilson, Elizabeth Barry and
Mary Hart, suspicion Of being implicated In the assault
were comm,,ed 10 ,hs TSmos for eS.ta,Ss:,os C,ses
Ia still In orecarloas condition His skull Is fractured
90 extensively that the physician at the New York Hcsp
tai entertans but little hope oil his ultimate recovery.
The police st ia rur suit OF 9th person. who, it Is
said, inflicted the fatal blow
srARnNe AnRAys Henry Meyer, keeper Of lager bic.
raoon In Centre street taken into custody by Police
man Jolly, Of the Fourteenth precinct charge Of
lently assautng and stabbng Daniel Tuomey a black.
smith, residing at No lO2 Crosby street The prisoner,
being brought before Justice Steers admitted that
committed the assault, but sal he acting self de
fence. Held to bail to answer. disturbance occurred
az No 254 Stanton street, Honoay night, which
very cutting short the existence Of George Berger
quarrel spteers arose between Berger and French
man. named Charles Hecke when the latter became en-
ragged at soresrenar aud, drawing knife, stabbed his
antagonist in the breast friend of the wounded nan,
named Bacner endeavored separate the combatans,
when he, too, treated 70 pupcture 10 the ribs Po
liesman Disbrow, Of the Seventh precinct, finally ar
rived at the OF the conflict and 70 TX Hccxel into
custody Justice Steers held the accused for trial
TIcSx1 swNp1rSo The ticket swindlers appear to
flourish the repeated efforts Of the police to the contrary
not outstanding. A day or two ago German, named
Christian Schumacher, was induced by runner, named
Nicholas Miller to patronze the establishment No 15'
Cedar street. kept by william Bash alias Frcnchy, and
was cheated out OF $50 The matter laid before
Captain Hartt, Of the Twenty sixth precinct police
hut after aillRnt search toe officers were obliged 70
content themselves with the body 81 the Bach
how other got wind o. the movements OF the
police and 10 New Jersey, where he will
probably remain undstuTbed Miller brought before
Justice Kelly y, serday when he was committed 10 the
Tombs for trial When will there be END Of this tick
ct swinolinr husintss.
CnApoK or RECEIVING STOLEN Goons--sridgct McMann,
proprietrcss Of junk shop In Seventh avenue, near
Thirty fourth street, was brooght before Alderman
Brady at the Jefferson Market Police Court charge Of
receiving quantity OF lead pipc which had been stolen
nom John Eawood, OF No 286 Broadway The prisoner
held 10 bail in the or 81 900 20 and fined
$50 for keeping book OF entry Ia accordance with
section %, article ., chapter 81, Of the Revised ordi
nances.
An ALLEGED D1soRpKrIY Horsx-John and Catharne
Iegranc arrested by the Eighth precinct police
charge Of keeping disordery house .; No SIS Broome
street. Come half dozen girls, inmates Of the house,
also arrested The prisoners all taken TO the
jefferson Market Police Court where they held for
examination.