The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-23
Police InaeiIsven noe.

| FIGHT IN PORTER uousE--Two BRoThgRs
sfABBEp-uFR OF THEM IN DANGEROUS coEDr-
TIoN.
Yesterday morning about two ociock porter house
OF John Cody 297 Mott street. the des-
perate ngh which resulted n the dangerous s,abbng
the proprietor and the Wounding Of his brother Thomas
Cody. The origin OF the difficulty which occurred be.
tween John Cody and hackman named william Carter
did not anspire, but during the fahI Carter acE
Sne and stabbed his antagonist IN the abdomen
in the breast in1ictng what feared 10 DO mortal
wounds. Thomas Cody nteriered 10 the life OF HE
brother when Garter turned and stabbed him in the
shoulder, but the wound although oi serieug -
lure though, be fatal The sarra was
promptly gwen, when oincer Regan the Fourteenth
precinct came into the place and 10 attempting
Carter desperate ihr usis al him I'D
the knife, but fortunately, without doing any injury
| which reduced him 70 submission, and be was
taken TO the station house. Police Surgeon Gibson
called 10 dress the wounds Of the injured meo and he
considers the recovery OF John Cody extremely doubtful
Carter subsequently taken before Justice Bowling
and committed to await the result Of Codyi INJURIES.
One James Henneseey by officer Regap
for interfering with him in the discharge OF bis duty
The magistrate committed Hennessey 70 the Topbs
A cousTRykAS vIcrIsfzED IN 4 GAMBLING goTsB-
DESCENT uPON THE PLACR.
Mr.. Mathew CLARK, haing from oneida county, n. "
yesterday appeared before Justice Dodge Jener
Market Police Court and made AFFIDAVIT, which he
forth that he stroling up Broadway Mon
day evening he met policeman, and Asked bin here
he could nnd gambling house The guardian OF The
peace replied thai there several hells 10 that
thorouehfare. and dlrested HIM Csc Broadway. on
reaching the the premises Mr. clark found
several gentlemen who exceedingly polite and
after passing The usual compliments, be was In.
vited 70 participate 10 game or faro" al which
several men were then playing. Mr.. Clark accepted
Inc invitation, and taxing seat al the table made
smar Investment 90 tho result Of game and lost He
continued al play ILL., according 10 his affidavit he lost
ss45, when he retired 10 dis9ust AFTER taking OF
Clarks deposition Justice Dodge Issued his for
the apprehension OF all the parties found the house
officer Gsnney Of the Fifteenth precinct who the
process, only able ( wing his name
aid Roe was gamekeeper and samuel Jones acted az
lookout" The two last named men however have
pTeos q Inc was taken before Inc 'e
and held 10 bail in $500 TO before the Court
Ing house st te time Clark ost hs money held
bail TO appear witness. Tue OF the policeman
who directed The country gentleman to the gambling
that the Commissioners VIII have ~orA 10 re. MN
| on tue subject
BURGLARY IN GREENE STREET.
on Monday night burglars forced the lock from
The front door Of premises a. Greene street, occupied by
hessrs Maybe Todd Co. manufacturers Of gold pens
After getting into the place burglars demon
stration safe and partially succeeded 10 open.
ing IL, when, becoming frightened, they away
WITH .hom property valued al hfty dollars. Captain
Mills, OF the Eighth precinct, 10 making vigorous effort
10 secrre the arrest Of the berglars.
MYsTEsJousLy sBoT.
The Fourth precinct police repor, finding at No 10
Roosevelt street man nsued Thomas O'ke, suspected
Of having been engaged in the commission Of highway
robbery, who had been dangerously shot tue right
side by TO them unknown. O'Nail. who 10
sien, on the subject 81 his INJURIES conveyed o.
New York Hospital
0osrtprscs swIspLEt.
captain slot, VI the Twenty second precinct reports
that day since sranserscalled:st house
Mr. Williams, e5 west ror,y.ognth street. aud alarmed
Mrs.. W by telling tina, husband had been severe
ly injured by being Pun ~ u the Broadway
aud Forty second strest line OF stages Ihis unknown
individual FUR her represented that Mr. Williams bad
quested change clothing 20 be seI him that he
could be brought home. The story told Wits sc
much apparent hooesty that Mrs Williams believed IL,
and accordingly gave the wearing apparel valued
500 With which be esc1ncd u needless 70 state that
the fellow swndler, and HE story fabrication
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