New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

during which Fingeton stah6cd KIy Was o. a Ter
9'e,n s1ched the walk and ondeavor9g TO escape
I,ter in the day, Coroner Flynn st,eHuo o ne,tv
i,rv couipDsed mainly OF merchants, DcI"ng
Crover Slime made post norton @ T, to
body and found stahwound IN ne M S,tb and ann
lne o,Hnin into the thorax. the wound Was lH,,nu
10 extend Though the border o. 0 ce of Inc heait
psssed through the aorta into the rs1 ioIg' ownJ
the result Of gNcesye 70 postpone the further
invcstil-aton until Friday az a. ~, Ia nc n fd
Tooi4 III , sU sands and Patrick Railcy are committed
a. ne minis 10 wait the result of the lnVesugaton,
10 nv , w.. native Of this ity, age y years; ana
ring eyon G MED Is German Of middle age aud bears
the reputation among ms 10 w af Patrick
beiey and Was at orc time member OF the NV'rVlou
tan Police
THE RFpoRTED HOMICIDE AT BULLS FERRY.
The statement of John Elfers, the keeper o.
taeer beer garden at Bulls Ferry n j., made to an
officer Of the Twenty Precinct on Sunday, to the
sAect that he had killed an Irishman in his saloon on
that morning. turns out to be incorrect Mrs. Efers in
whose behalf her husband said lie had struck and killed
the Irishman gives very different version OF the affair
from that originally told by John. She says that
about 10 O'Clock on SUNDAY morning an hl ,bc
saIo5n indi ated. and invited David Abbott and
lanes Rapre 10 lake drink; they refused, whereuPon
MapSby Struck Abbott blow mat feed him. he then
asked Flfers for a drink which was not given him;
Mrs Fifer. denied him a ike request Murphy next ran
outs h the house and throwing of his coat picked mp
las stone and rushing back to the bar-roOm threat
euot 20 strike MIS- Ede II she did not give nm GIlnk
pny and struck him powerful blow on the side Of the
heal wih club, and he fell Senseless to the moor
Tiinkur Murphy was Killed. Elfers up stairs and
hid for awhile as he expected Murphys Trends would
supmaIy ayen-e his supposed DEATH After dehhera-
ting few moments Elfcrs seathy reached the shore,
and rOWcd over to New-IOrk, where ne surfeIWeIed
himself to the police, believing that Murphy
Ts.iyed ndAovng partially revived hun Nv eo'd wafer
application carried MIN nome anoHi hn r uG Raw
VI Gutenberg visited Murphy, whose CONDITION was
found u have improved Justice Bowe stated thtt Mur
pbV tld Linn ne had recollection OF the affair whatev
en- ct sorry for what had occurred IN inc
two Ncw-lork police 0inTefs visited e STU" 81 at
~, nj Pliers In the evening provided Jersey Justice
Jt TIE Peace would put in an appearance.
PROBABLE MURDER IN THE FIFTH WARD.
Yesterday Patrick CuSick and his wife of
No as Washingon-st. and Kate Fields Of No. So Eliza
bcthst accused Of being concerned in tho attack on
Patrick Campbell of No. 81 Kingst. early yesterday
morning were brought before Justice shandley at the
Tombs Police Court. Campbell was unable to appear
and make complaint, and still in Bellevue Hospital
Officer Bolster Of the Fifth Precinct who arrested the
prisoners made the complaint He testified that
hearing the cry Of murder" in the rear base
ment Of No. 448 Washington ST., he hastened there
and found the place without light. He lighted match
and saw Campbell and Cusck clinched on the floor
Campb. was Cudeavoung TO eXtricatc himself rom the
Crash i CuSlck and the latter with a knife IN his hand
was eudoavoring stab Campbell. The officer knocked
the knife fom his hand, aud then procured light
Campbell Was found to have receive. several stab
wounds the most serious OF which was one eight inches
iu length, extending from the naval 10 the gtt SIDE
There M 10 several other wounds on the arms and body
Campbell informed tue officer chat he met Che women ON
tie sire ana induced by them 90 cntr tht house
in Wasltn .ton-st. and take drink. On reaching there
he found CIsck ia the rear basement, ana the latter at
once commenced abusing him. ending with attacking and
sfebhuy him on this statement the magistrate com
mitod all d prisoners 70 tine Tombs 10 await the result
Of Camphers Injuries. The latter IS deemed Ivy the
surgeon Ia charge to De in very dangerous condition.
THE sECOND-AvE. sTABBING AFFRAY.
Coroner Flynn yesterday proceeded to Bel
levuc Hospital and took the ane-mortem statement OF
John Mclaughlin who was stabbed early on Sunday
morning by Domnick Brennan, Of three intoxicated
men, who had entered and attacked him on account OF
difficulty between the wife of McIausllin and Mr.;
shcchan, the andaly The statement Of the wounded
man f III corrOboratcs the count Of the aair already
given. lie also identified Brennan as the person WHO
stabbed him. Mclaughlin is in very critical c0hdtlon'
and VIII probably live but very short TIME: Brennan,
Peter Haley john Reed and Ms. sneehan th- persons
concerned IN the assault are locked up, 10 await the
result OF MCLaughin's injuries.
ATTEMPTED MURDER BY A WOMAN.
Early Yesterday morning Ellen Trainor, age
%, living at No Sc James-s, quarreled with Thomas
D1dd of No. % Bataviast and stabbed him in the neck,
rausag q very serious wound. Ellen was committed
yesterday to the TJmbs by Justice STANDBY.
SUICIDE OF WELL-KNOWN PRODUCE-DEALER.
For several years past Nh Edward Monahan
has been produce dealer at Washington Market. and
wa deemed to De wealthy. Yesterday morning he went
20 his 1lacc Of business apparently rs Wen as usual
soon after y. NJ he returned lone To No. 20 We,
Fortythrdst., ana SAID he dil not Ie, vel hL "ou
dc down for short time. An h0T 8tcrNafi MS VIC
went up hi, to see If he needed du}thhe ana
was Mortified 10 find him lying dead on tLe bed Wl NE
blood yelling from plsiO-sho wound al me KY Iet,l'
ANA the pistol with which he had ended mis- be lyns
beside the body. No cause is assigned 10y Mrs Mohahdn
for the commission OF the act MonaaI WIS oil
Ireland. age a, and leaves wife and four chluIeH
Coroner Flynn viii hold an inquest to-day