New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09
severe-scap wound. Blank was arrested and vesterds
Justice Kelly held him 10 bail 10 400 ~ '"'

severe-scalp wound. Blank was arres,ed and vssterd
Justice Kelly held him 10 bail 10 400 ' ~ '''N"
BEATEN ON THE STREET
John McCann was yesterday morning found
in Chambers-st, near Centrest bleeding from sever.
wound In the head He was removed 10 rho Ionr,,n !,
Police Station, where the wound wa, a,esssd IIa.as.
that he had been assaulted by two nnLn. TIC ssia
knocked down, Kicked and beaten until inssnsIss ''e"'
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF BARBER.
On Saturday morning John Swess, German
barber attempted suicide in his apartment at the corner
OF Charlton aud Hudsonsts by shooting but univ .,a
ceeded In lnnicnng severe hesh-wound.
RETURN OF THE ENGLISH FORGERs.
On Saturday Clement Harwood and job,
Hucher who are accused Of having, by means OF forged
checks, obtained In London England s15OoO the mi,
particulars OF whose arrest have been given IN Tu
TRIBuSE sailed for Liverpool In the steamship City Of
Officer James Irving OF the Metropolitan Police To the
last the prisoners refused to tell whom the orgerss
committed, but it is believed that the victrnzed
firm is the one in whose employ HarwOod was In the
capacity OF bOOkkeeper and that the crime IA mora
OF the nature Of a dedication than forgery The mrs.
prOfeesed their Willingness 20 return without watt
ing for the extradOn papers, which has been placed In
charge of officer who has left London for this pot
Learning that well.known downtown lawyer was
about TO apply for writ OF hGbeds corpus for the ree
the prisoners Superintendent Kennedy thought il best
to send the men back to England Before their depar-
ture the prisoners signed the following document.
". Z. 9ndsTsn;s Tsqa; The Hos JosSA Ks9as sss.s..
meet charges which be made against US there and send
pay charges and &c. to the Inspector Of City Police
London. CLkNENr HARao0O.
JOKE HUroHER. Jr
Witness JAMES KEIso Sergeant Detective Police NssYOtE
DWELLING RIFLED BY THIEVES.
On Saturday afternoon the dwelling No. 2
Ludlow place West HOustOn-st. entered by thieves
through the front basement door, The house Ia Ocor
pied by DR.. Middleton and Mr. John Mcmillan. whose
families are at present In the country. The gentlemen
however, occupy the house, except during business
hours when 1t is locked up. Soon after p n Dr. Mid
dleOn left the house. securing the doors usual About
police discovered that the place had been entered
Trunks closets and bureaus all tho floors had been
forced open, and money, jewelry, sVerware clothing,
and other valuabes, amounting, probably, TO $1,000.
carried off Some plated ware wantOnly broken aud
clothing torn The thieves had apparently made their
THEFT OF MONEY AND CHECKS.
On Friday afternoon last, an unknown maj
engaged the clerk Of Messrs. Wygsnd Hoeft Of No
Deys in conversation front Of the store the propre
tors being absent at the tne and while the clerk
thus engaged confederate OF the unknown person en-
the store aud took from the money Vas In
Treasury notes and currency and t2 90 IN checks on
the North River Bank, with which he escaped. Tho
the thieves.
SINGULAR ROBBERY.
The Second Precinct Police on Saturday
evening received information that Alos Eglnger pro
prietor OF cigar stand at No. "a FultOn-st was the
confined TO his room from the effects Of beating receive
on Friday night. Detectives Hayes and 5tweu calle
him that on Friday night, while shutting up his cga
store assaulted by two men, creditors OF MS VINO
knocked him down, beat him severely ana roDDed MIN
OF tl5s He refused TO give the names OF the men,