New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
CRIME.
srABBING ArFRAY AT A PICNIC.


On Saturday the First Ward Independent
Social Club had picnic at Landmarks Hamilton Park,
at Thrd-ave. and sixty-sxth-s Among those who at.
tended was VIM. p o'Brien OF No. Pearlst He drank
freely, and during the evening became engaged In
alteration with some unknown man. during which he
received dangerous wounds in the abdomen back and
thigh. About q. yesterday Officer Canoran OF the
Second Precinct called into Thirdave. car by the
conductor in Parkrow and there found o'Brien con
Quoting himself Ia disordery manner. AS he was
bleeding profusely he taken Station In
Beekman.st Edward Buckley of No. 10 Westst, who
In company with OBren assisted 10 take the latter
TO the and as his statements were contra
who hsd stabbed him. Buckley was taken into custody
on suspicion OF being the assailaDt The wounded man
Thomas Dowd was arrested on suspicion Of having been
concerned In the ARRAY and both prisoners
result Of OBrens injuries Yesterday afternoon Coro-
keenan, proceeded to Bellevue Hospital the
antemortem statement OF the wounded man, which
night vent with two friend. Landmarks to Picnic
grounds At o'clock started to with strange man
me- and struck BIN back xSs he ri sd @ s sa be -, ns
Sar s i ssr. . Ppf be rot " . bad
SS Esaessd S Sss been G0fs s. curing the evening
to I'll" him AFTER get out, SCI get over this
ned the character Of the wounds and stated that
OBrien was in a dangerous condition.
ARREST OF THE LEoNARD-sT. BURGLARS.
The particulars of the burglary at No. 60
Leonardst, Sunday the 10th inst when 5000 worth
VI WeIo OF MesSfs Gutter
Bros and $500 worth Of chdrens dresses belonging
to Messrs Smith Bean well as the arrest of one OF
the burglars George Allen have been given In THE TRB
USE; since the burglary the police have been busily
Anderson Keeper OF boarding house 81 Market.
St. informed the police that the previous Sunday three
men who were temporarily lodging at her house had
brought there In carriage three bags containing goods
OF some description which she believed had been stolen
aud that these had been away Inv the
men, who had themselves left Tuesday. The ba rs
were left behind On Thursday evening Detectives Field
precin
arrested Frank RedmOnds alias Francis Mcnamara and
George Whitney alias Matty Monroe No. l4b Hester.
81, together with Eliza Ellis cOurtezan. In the pos
session OF the latter found quantity Of pawn tick
cts representing good portion OF the property stolen
On the person Of Whitney was found a written descrin
ton OF jack, used for opening safes Allen McNaIn-
ara, and Whitney identified Friday by Mrs An.
| dersOn the who had hired apartments al her
house and had brought the goods there on Sunday Frag
mens Of the goods left by the prisoners in the room oc
cuped by them were identified by the members OF the
firms as their property Allen was identified by Mr. Ed.
ward Hamiln OF No SOC Canalst, one of the men
whom he had seen leaving the store on Sunday after
noon and VINO was afterwards arrested by Banker
he and whitney being pointed out by Mr. Hamln as the
also identified by Officer Banker as the Iman who
had broken away from HIM when he arrested Allen On
Saturday the accused taken before Justice HoOan
at the Tombs and committed TO await an Examination
| on Wednesday.
| HARD CASE.
On Saturday Officer Cook of the Fifth Pre-
cnct arrested Joseph d. Howard whom he found in the
hallway OF NO. "a Leonardst., occupied by Pomeroy.
Adams Co., having in his possession six shaws valued
at va which he had stolen from the store The prisoner
adtted Ms CUNT, and said that he had come on from
NewoIIeans ABOUT TWO months ago. since which time he
hau Deen unable 70 obtain employment and becoupg