New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

animation, stated that he was 70 years OF age prch
layer and lived st No 80 East Win
and sold It TO Louis Wilson, who paid me ss for IT, and
paid the carage He knew the property was stolen when
Prussia age 80 years. When asked relative TO his
crime he said: al have carried on a sec9nd-han,d
the articles In good faith and paid s45 for them They
are worth to me- in business gao more ara net
commit Eagan for trial without ball. and would require
$1,000 bai from Wilson. This he was unable 10 procure
Soon after a. m yesterday Terence McKeon and John
Mcdowell, boarders at No 1853 West Lnrty I'm nfstSe3
went into the yard to fight After several Dows had
been exchanged, Mcdowell drew common JACK, klne
and stabbed McKeon three times In the eit arm ana
in the back causing severe wounds. McKeon was
taken to the West Thirty Police station where
his wounds dressed by Police surgeon Armstrohg'
and he then removed to Bellevue Hospltal. mc.
Dowel was arrested and is held to await the result OF
While James Kelly of No !sl East Fourtsenthst was
driving an express wagon through IN s. eapy
yesterday morning, when Madfsonaye, ne Was met
by three unknown men, two OF them wearing red shirts
struck on the head with stone and knocked % IfS the
wagon. The men finding the wagon empty, llhcu tno
pockets Kelly as he lay the ground and obtained
s with which they fed. Kelly was found Sc soon hitef ad
ward by the Police bleeding from the wound III ms mead
This was dressed and he was then assisted nome & sev
era assaults and robheries similar 10 I1e apoxe '
been perpetrated in the same nelRhDorhoou "I'hlh
on SATURDAY the Aurora Club of the First Ward held
picnic at Funks Union Park at the foot OF East sx
thirdst. The majority OF the men became intoxicated,
fights were Of frequent in the afte rno9n
and evening. BY 10 p m a free fight, In which nearly
all were engaged, In progress, ana at tne vi
the proprietor Of the place Capt Gunner ana Phtoo
Of Police entered and cleaned the grounds driving all
into the street. On the way downtown the disputes 10
summariy ended renewed, and the Aurofas Iouhu
themselves eventually within Station House cell .
AT IL a. yesterday, John Leyton, OF NO. 4oi West
Forty ST. while In the liquor store on the sout
west of Forty hrst-st and Ninthaye qnarreed
with Wm Aikens when the latter caught up an Ice pck
lying on the bar and stabbed Leyt0n In te hoau anu eI
side, causing severe wounds. Aiken then ned
wounds dressed at the West Thirty -tnst, roucc
Station by PoliceSurgeon Armstrong, ana nc was theh
taken home. -.
John Stger and Thomas Herman, tenants at NO "a
Chrystiest., while intoxicated early yesterday qual
relied in the hallway, and Stger was STABBED III Ie suo,
receiving a serious wound. - ,.
James Cragin, living at Thrdave. and SlxtysecOhdsI'
yesterday morning was struck on the head win paw,
ing stone, thrown by Morris Hanlon, with whom ne hau
quarreled, and severely wounded Hanl0n was ar
rested and subsequently committed by justice bAp at
the Fifty-ninth-st. Police Court.
John Brennan found by the police yesterday
morning. partially insensble on the pavement IN nlu
ave. near Sixtyseyenthst having been hit on the neau
with "A paving stone by some unknown person. ana re-
ceived fracture OF the skull. He was taken nome to
No. 20 Leonard-st. Brennan is gate-keeper at Hahl
Park, and having refused admission To some roughs
dur the evening, when he left the place they followed
and attacked him. .
Catharne McGlon, while asleep in her apartment at
No York ST. attacked with razor by Josephine
Williams, colOred wOman on account OF an Ola Bfudge
and received two severe wounds
While Vim. BOehm of No Vandewater-st. was return
ing from pcnic early Saturday after eavngthe
sixty.ffthst Depot in Thirdave car he was struck
on the back of the head with club welded by some
unlnow person outside the and seriously injured