New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BoM1cIpAL MANIA.
HE TENTH-AvE. MURDER-VERDICT AGAINST

An inyestigetion wss held yesterday ct the
wes Thirty Police Station in the case Of Rn
aOlpA wurcherer, who fatally StAbeed on Sunday
night by Philip wnke in the salOOn ef the latter at No
nS Tenth-ave From the evidence Of Joseph Ene mo-
na West Fortyiourhs Il appears that the deceased,
with the witness and two three ether left his board
inehouse No. 80 TeutAaVe. and went 10 wilkes saloon
Before going he had requested witness and Frank Wess
70 60 to the saloon and sec girl named Amelia was
there Mrs wilke told them that the girl had left the
Wiiie viii :" had called him a q vsseSond. Tney went mt
sns S GSo SoG s. Sst
that ne M Anelia would not have Spyt9ns 20 40 s Ts1
paying for houCr inquired Of WFe If he owed snythns
%Sy be % had p called him TassScnd and lOeter VINE
said that he had used such language; Mr@ lte Mlte
Hen s sSsG sr Ss % %Hd her own OSS
wife were insated be would kin him. and sfsSE rSn and
STABBED S n1G him. NJ Srs wike joining the assault
Biood flowed freely from the Wound ..nInv u Ts ~
Ss and q nSsns MINUTE: &c he
sEts wss % and sas CsSsG q Ssh
admitted with some e bs Ms sfie tNSi and
The dscsSSs$ bad sPped bo 5o .secn When be
to 70 the prisoner ran behind the bar to get n en pus
sa not ct SS %SeSsreG S On and
struggle BE saw blood the door but could not ee bow
u: denied the
which he GSd seen hour and half before the ARRAY
when she returned the man was stabbed. She denied
SHe On the bar before the a occurred John Beach
described wound as one likely to have oeen made Sy
aeS4 yerdic "Tnst the deceased came 70 h death
6 wound IN the thigh inflicted WITH fn1le Sn by py
Croner said that he was native OF Germany, ege Ss
TUlnbs to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
TEMPERANCE READING.
An investigation was held yesterday in the
case Of John J. oBrien who fatally stabbed last
sunday morning by Daniel Foley, fellow boarder at
No lSs Elnst. Tho evidence fully corrobOrated the
account previously published in THE TRIBUNE. From
the testimony Of John oBrien brother of the deceased
ns tsis on s3s ShS nd
ceased, who occupied adjoining room, said to him
roSy repsd ar6e oBrisns are polished SET and
F,ey made insulting siusions to the Bohens and oBren
Iiuay went into the room and struck him twice IN tne
rr the re eIs tnS he Saenred his fellow
tenant to come out Of his room and OBIien % mem'
Se % O6 6csS sss sSadeHy called out I'm stabbed" and
rn down stairs into the street witness then ran out
m sTd sSih Witness found lying
tre and Grandsts He died 50. soon a. srsS
Patrick Murphy saw Knife IN FOleys hand but did not
The he PSg s pTsCne %SOSs
tive Of ireland When Questioned as TO MS g1 ne sad
not gGy Of ssss as Sa. against to
d. rmbs 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury
Tue funeral st c ana was attended, By o
the Young Mems Roman Catholic AssScatO9 tne Nr 2ve
side Social Club The remains were inferred in Calvary
THE INwooD srABBING CASE.
The ante-mortem statement OF Thomas Ma
Ioney now lying dangerously wounded at his residence
nt -sixthst and Fourteenth-ave from
the effect of stab wounds inflicted By Charles Murray,
taken Yesterday Several days ago Murray caused
the arrest OF one Of MolOneys boys On Monday they
MurraV was assaulted and stabbed Maoney twice in the
breast and in the abdomen, the wounds being asn
SG Ss xas Committed By e Coroner to the
Tonbs to await the result Of Maloney's injuries
AN UNPREMEDIrATED MURDER.
An inquest was held, yesterday, on the body
of John starck Of No. Orchards who died on Sun
day from OF the BRAIN The evidence showed
that early on Sunday. he and John Flick were going
home under the influence Of liquor aAd that In passing
the milk depot Of Philip VENTED at No aTs ESs ; hons
Sk oN. wS 1S SRSSt an 0
reoeyng vile sphss fST S. s S1 Sn the sde%a ans
died in few hours The jury rendered verdict that
Wentzel did not intend 10 DEATH or even great
bodily harm, and the prisoner was releaSou lrOlo
custody
AN ALLEGED WIFE MURDERER DISCHARGED.
The Investigation was closed yesterday in the
eaae OF Ann Manahan who alleged to have met her
death from violence the hands Of her husband, ey-
vester in their apartment in the rear tenement NO Isl
Bowery 1t was shown that the deceased and her hus
There was no evidence however that they had fought
during the night preceding her DEATH although they had
Caased Sy rSpture Of the Spleen but how this INJURY
was received could not he ascertaned verdct 10 tns
effect was rendered and the accused was discharged
from custody.
BURIAL OF THE WEEHAWKEN VICTIMs-CERE-
MONIES AT THE NAVAL HOSPITAL GENE
Terry
The Navy-Yard was the scene, yesterday
afternoon impressive ceremonies attending the burial
IN the Naval Hospital Cemetery Of the remains of four
assistant engineers who perished in the United states
monitor weehawken, near Charleston, in 1853. The
bones Of the found In the engine room OF the
vessel where they had doubtless been first apprsed Of
their danger by the water pouring In upon them from
above deprvng them Of every hope of escape The
sson formed at HAS M, In front OF the Lyceum
buildinR The bands from the receivingship Vermont
and from the barracks led the column followed by the
officers Of the yard including Smith, Com
mander Brain. Lieut. ComnandSI Melaman ~1S seryeo zee
1ineers Wood and sewelI all in full dress uniform An
escort Of marnes, with reversed mpskets was as
inches vide and u deep contained the bones Of the
ceased and was placed In handsome rosewood CONN OF
the usual SIZE heavily mounted with silver ana bearing
on plate the following inscription:
This eSn contains The remains Of four oneers o. Se Saeo
Dee g. W Hsn.n. MD A:AS. M ESS2ss. AusS.tS' SH1
Asssa. EnS0seT Charles SpSOSurG Acting Third Assistant kn'
This cofin covered with black pail and On American
dag and having the top large cross OF tube-roses
was carried by Leute Fields and Deany First
Eagineers Olson and Magee, Assistant Paymaster NC
GoSan and Assistant Surgeon Scott Next came about
50 saors from the Vermont and lastly the friends and
relatives Of the deceased, In carriages.
Jaz the procession began TO move the RAIN which
had been threatening for me began 70 fall In tor
rents The column, however, moved on through the
NavyYard to the eastern gate and upon reaching the
cemetery. the coffin carried into the chapel where
the Of the EpScopal Church was read and
brief diacourse preached by Chaplain Henderson The
then removed and deposited in the grave
over which three voeys fred by the detachment
Of mAfne The rain continued to fall during the entire
Inare TO and from the cemetery and all were completely
drenched.