The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-26
Police Intelligence.

FEARFUL AND UNPROvoKED ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE.
At late hour Saturday night p Charles westneld.
proprietor of and lager beer saloon 215 Will
liam street, made violent and unprovoked assault ON
Peter Yeger Of No. 20 Frankfort street, while the latter
vas sitting quietly the stoop of his dwelling.
appears that Wesed from the house adjoining
the in which Yeger lives with woman and discov-
latter Of course refused be thus forced from his
own house, and after few words between the parties
Yeger across the face INJECTING deep wound
nearly from to The steel penetrated this
face, and disnguring Yeger in horrible West
field then fed to his premises and fastened himself
and Muller OF the Fourth precinct FASTENED tho
saapt's house and demanded Ambulance, but II being
refus d. they burst in the front door, Al that moment
Westneld made his escape through door, but az
ter running block two the officers overhauled and
arrested him. He was subsequently arraigned before
Yegers injuries The latter is considered to be In dan
gcrous condition. and should he recover he will be dis
figured for fe Westcld has been previously arrested
and far from being stranger TO the Fourth precinct
police.
srABBINa ARRAY IN SULLIVAN STREET.
quarrel took place Sullivan street, Grand,
Saturday night Robert Stephenson and Thomas
H Cunningham, during which the latter drew knife
and stabbed Stephenson in tho abdomen, innicting
dangerous wound Cunningham was arrested By the
Eighth precinct police and taken before Justice Ledwith
who committed him In default Of 50 900 bail The In
iured man lives at No. 1877 East Twenty third street. and
Cunningham at No 20 Laurcns street.
DANGEROUS SHOOTING ARRAY.
George Fure saloon keeper in the upper part Of tho
CITY, and August Reit had dhculty Saturday night
when Flure fired pistol the ball from which took effect
in Rets left check and lodged In the muscles Of the
right side OF the neck causing very dangerous wound
oicer Woodruff Of the Twentieth precinct arrests. s
Fure, and Justice Ledwith committed Inn 70 AVAIL the
result Of his victims injuries.
DANGEROUSLY STABBED By A WOMAN.
Ocer Leonard OF the precinct, arrested wo-
man named Mary sco the charge Of having assaulted
Ann Madil an aged woman living ut No. 80 Monroe
street, with sharp bladcd case knife Mrs Madl was
terribly about tho face and portion OF her lower lip
was severed Tho origin OF the quarrel between these
women which resulted in tho deadly assault, did not
transpire. Justice Mansfield committed Mary toprson
! for trial, without bail
| ANOTHER HAUL or FOURTH WARD CYrRIANs.
Captain Thorne or the Fourth precinct and his Officers
made another raid the disrepuabe females late on
Saturday night and gathered up about twenty Of them
The prisoners taken before Justice bowling and
committed 70 await examination on the charge OF va
grancy.
| Charlotte Phillips and her husband, Isaiah, both
colored had some trouble Of aggravated nature on
Saturday night, when Charlotte sought To- silence her
better half with carving knife After driving Isaiah
into the street and pitching pail after him she follow
cd pursuit. and when within reach, threw the carving
knife at him The steel took effect his head nnict
ing dangerous wound She had babe in her arms n,
thu time Of committing the assault Charlotte was ar
rested after desperate resistance and the Magistrate
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CAR ROBBERY.
| On Saturday evening Mr. Antonio Damorcti, OF CAS-
Broadway, riding up the Bowery In Third avenue
car, when no caught young man, named James Fitz.
patrick, in the act OF stealing gold watch, valued al
Damoret and passed TO the custody OF oocr Banta u
the Fifteenth precinct In default OF % 500 bail jus
| tce Ledwth committed the prisoner for tIil
ESCAPE OF A BURGLAR-HE BREAKS AWAY fRoN
AN OFFICER.
few nights since the Tenth precinct police arrested
Andrew Mckay, charged with breaking into Ksins lager
beer saloon the Dowery opposite Spring street After
escaping with his plumber IL will be remembered that
Mckay In going the Bowery with the procc Dis Of hi
crime stole silver watch FROM the pocket OF Mr. Bischo
| whom he found asleep a stoop In his fight Mckay
officer McCabe, Of the Essex Market Court, took Mckay
from the Tombs and Will the TO court where hs
| TO DO examined, before Justice Mansfield, Mckay
| broke from the officer and made his escape McCabt
gave chase, crying Stop thief but the fugitive cludcc
h purguers, and m citing with tenement houss
friend was kept close till nightnll, when he coulc
emerge from his hiding place with degr Of safety
Mckay charged with bur lay and arcony from thu
| person.
| DESCENT on CONCERT SALOON"
| TO TINS Yproa oF TIE HERALD.
Under the above heading notice In your issue o
today a statement Of the arrest OF oil parties In on
saloon account OF soldier having been drugsed an
robbed therein We would respectfully state that al
persons arrested have been honorably acquitted, d
proof being brought against them. 80
JACop HINMELRElCH CO.
NEW Ycnx, June %, 1896
| Court CaIendar--This Day.
SUPREME CoURr-CRour--Part 1--Adlourned withou
day. Part 2--Nos 1914 1890, 1ll6 lotS, lsso u,