The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-12

Dennis Brady. ratnsu MsCiusksy. james MeClusksy
and Patrick r1sgsrsld assembled in front Of The resi-
dsacs Of Denns Barss n west Fnynrss street. near
Sixth avenue and Fsgsrsid going TO the door Knocked
ing that he WAS Z 6siscavs and YES sushor'zsd
by Judge Dodge Of Js1erson harkess 20 ar
s :, s him Bans ps.s ssnscs q %ss ss,,
mand believing thai AZ wosd place hinaseif IN bodily
became sxcesdingy angry. and commenced throwing
stones ct the 'front.' Of the building and through Us WIN
aSws 70 re great fear and psn q is inns.sa Parek
fsZgemto snn Sonn finnen we're yesserday arrested
for Insdcmeanor. Fitzgerald was committed 10 prison.
ana fnnen was relieved from dursss giving bail Ia
be similarly treated. whom arrstsd BY Justice Connolly
u ne fesrth District rscs Coar, before Vpom .hs
oopf.a!ns Of The dsponsnt WAS laid
sxnous AssIclf-PRoaiBka loss 81 sidEr -Yes.sr.
Gay arnoon odees Davis Of the Seventeenth precinct,
assssa ooy Of about fourteen years. named Charles
Lang we on Tuesday Afternoon entered tho slaughter
n'ssS NJ " First avenue whero young man named
oberi Armstrong WAS 1t work. and. taking up hand
now under medical caro- at Bellevue Hospital the loss
tle use or bis right b. permanently binding y On
bong Arragned before Justice STANDBY the ESSEX
Market Police Court i. was Thought best temporarily
commit tho prisoner (Iingl until Official statement
iro w surgeon a. inc hospital Of the injuries received
~ Armstrong has bsen handed 10 the magistrate.
ALLEGED ArIssrr AT Ansos.--At nfIsen minutes psst
three O'Clock yesterday morning. flames and smoke were
seen proceeding from the basement OF the tensmeni
house Go Third avenue occupied by Robert Cohen
store for glass 10 packages. 30 The Gre, however
was oxnguished by She Of the building throwing
upon the co5usiibs material lying the floor Of tho
basement-straw taken from the boxes In which glass
had been packed-a few pals OF water William W.
Rhodes District Engineer attached 70 the Metropolitan
Fire Department. was with others speedily on the spot
and subseQusn,ly Fire Marshal Baker The time al which
and the manner 10 which The e broke out were thought
70 be sufficiently grave to warrant the arrest OF Cohen
While on their way to the Nineteenth precnct STAT
house the acc ssd remarked 10 officer Reynolds. in
waose custody ne was that the FRO was purely acct.
dental The lamp, containing kerosene OIL he said,
burst ana the flames gnited the the noor and
before he could alarm extns utah the ire tho
smoke rolled out In volumes through the doors and
window But the examination held before Judge Con-
molly al the Fourth District Police Court last ng 1t
insisted BY the landlord and the llremen that no
smell OF kerosene had been noticed by them.
Its presence could not be detected Tbs counsel for tho
prisoner Mr. Nesbitt. held that the dense smoke pro-
ceedng from the straw, and The atmosphere Of tie
apartment for The moment being charged with carbon,
II rext 10 impossible to datec; the of
substance even a. pungent IS kerosene. The Fro
Marshal admitted tho possibility OF 81 explosion In
lamp proceeding from small quantity vi tho oil
named, the heat generating gas, bat ne was Of the
opinion thai no amount OF smoke could destroy It's
smell The accused Insured for S7C0--covoring all
bis effects The lral consideration Ct tho saso was
postponed until to day II three o'clock