New-York tribune., 1872-02-12
ONE DAYS CRIME.
crApT1ING RECORD OF ASSAULTS AND
N PORRERIES

80 an certain lines Of and the police are ei'or
oomnetent TO preventit, or, in too many cases oo"
so oaense for sake OF returning the stolen property
"A obtaining the rewards that are offered Inc hoS'
as ,,thv case in tins appalling record OF crime is q
ARRAY between landlord and the wife oil one Oh MS
tenants. .,...-,o,or ., tho tono
oDt No 5O4 East Seventeenth-st, has qnaIre'cu Oh
oral occasions with Of his tenants, mary hoaiu'
m Irish woman because she persisted IN Nioauhs .'o
- which he had laid down'for the preservation OF ms
rorerty He occupied the second noor WIN MS WIZ
acb,drep while She lived on the top foor Win Her
,nand and two children Between ana g p h' Oh
o,dav she went into the yard TO split wood ana useu
.no Aacgne instead Of the chOppngblock He oroereu
n 10 ue the latter averrng that she would lrure tne
80 She refused TO do so, because there was pool
a,er surrounding the block and her shoes bad hoes
% them Angry words passed, and klump VINO hau
npick uDgoyernable temper seized her Dy the har III
ro,nrn as is cged, she struck him on tne heau WIN
che NJ which she held in her hand He fell backward III
stble while she threw down the ak and ran up u Rer
On Rertha a daughter of Kump, witnessed the
.o,l, and screamed on seeing her father fall Ihe
,snsibe man was removed TO his apartment and placed
,non lounce A physician was summoned, but before
he arrived Kump expired a.
Mrs Holland was locked up in the East T~enty-second-
9, Police Station. She much concerned when
,no1 NJ the death of her victim. She declared posi-
~ that she had not intended TO do him serious injury
much less 10 kill him. she denied having struck MN WIN
anax and said that the weapon used was the hiet oi
ood which she was splitting when the dispute began
Che asserted that he always tyranncal ana over
,oor,pc toward the tenants, and TO herseH III
,i,1ar ON Thursday last her children were playing
on the roof and the ladder leading TO the scutte ana
Vlpmp ordered them deSSt, saying that they annoyed
,he other tenants She told him that she did not wlsh
90 aDpov auv of the other occupants He applied TO her
a vile name and spat in her face she states that ne
dragged her into the hall Of the house on saturday anu
sfrufk he
side before she used her weapon SAe acted sue o"iN
n 9yestiration viii be held to-day by Coroner Schir-
mer.
PROBABLE HOMICIDE N A WFST-SIDE SALOON
Charles Garvn age 1S, OF No. 413 seventh
avc and Thomas Bennett age Is Of No 81 East Twen-
tyffth-st while intoxicated on saturday evening en-
tered George Henry's agcr-beer saloon No 4s6 sixth
ave- drank several times, and when payment was |
demanded questioned the correctness OF the b Angry
words followed, and the young ruflans hnaly drew
reyovers Bennett pointed his at the proprietor While
Garvn aimed at John Henry the bartender, and shot
him in the abdomen. causing exceedingly dangerous
wound The assailauts locked up in the West Thr
tethst Police station. The wounded man was removed
in an ambulance to Bellevue Hospital Adjoining the |
salcon nm which the row occurred is a low dancnhouse
notorious from the afrays which have taken
place there The prisoners had been there prior TO enter
inc Henry saloon and had acted in very disordeIy
manner.
TWO MEN ATTACKED WITH sLUNG-sHOTs.
Henry Baldwin of No. 314 and Charles War
ngot No 3}5 West Twenty -frstst while passing Broad
way Tweuty yrstst early yesterday were attacked
hytvo unknown men, who sprang from the doorway OF
Park & Tlfords store, and knocked them down with
slungshots The young reeained their feet and ran
away followed by the rufans, who again assaulted them
They shouted for assistance. and two patrolmen soon
responded. The assailans had escaped, however Bald
win and Warnc assisted 10 the West Thirticth-st
Poce-staton and were bleeding freely from wounds in
The head These were dressed and found 10 be hhghI'
4 DARING STREET-CAR ROBBERY
Mr. L. Cady of No. $50 Broadway, while
,id,pe up town Oh the rear platform Of Fourthave
ear on Saturday evening. jostled by two men AT
Twenty-,ivthst. while corpuent man ehectualy on
ttrueied the doorway. Conscious that he was helne
robbed he struggled with the thieves, hut they sue
eee0a in bending linn backward the platform, and
took from his breast pocket a wallet containing notes
and check 10 the amount OF S500O OF no use 10 any one
bHlm,elf $50 in gold, and tie same amount ~ cur
rerey The thieves then attempted to escape ana one ol
them was seized by the throat by Mr. Cady ana held 'ac
ward over the dashboard for nearly block while he
shoued in vain for the police The confederac- oi the
thief lent him assistance and Mr tCady forced 70
release mold and The thieves escaped with The plum
nrt Ing y,i fs So +erj9v NJ Police Headquart rs aud
gave minute description Of the thieves but tue detect
ives profassld 10 De lnacqual.tcd with them.
BOLD ROBBERY.
Thomas Brickley and William Potter, who
were arresel. Friday with burglars tools in their
possession. charged yesterday, by Samuel w An
dreyys the firm of Andrews Mcdonald. proprletors
ofthe Fftlave. stage Line, with breaking into The
Office attached the firms stables al No. % West Forty
hrdst forcing open ,afe ana stealing S,6O in cur
ieDcy end $50 worth Of stage tickets. similar tickets
found upon the persons Of the prisoners 1t has
been ascert1ncd that the day succeeding the bur-
elary the prisoners each deposited considerable sum
in the sixpcnuy Savings Bank Justice Bowling re-
manded them 70 await further examination. Brckey
accused years Of the murder of Charles
Jeherds the walton murderer while both Mere serving
terms iulul sOnmcnt i'm Sing sing. He tried
for the c1ense a. White Plains INT the evidence was
not sufficient 20 warrant CONVECTION ana ne was re-
handed 10 prison.
An ATTEMPT TO FIRE 4 TENEMENT.
William Sisky proprietor of a boot and
store on the first floor OF No III East SixtysecOnd
st. called before FireMarsha Mcspedon, on satur-
day, on charge Of The evidence showed that
the stock and furniture Of the accused were not worth
t5O While tney were insured for $4,000 The carpets in
the rear o. the store and sitting rooms and the bed
clothing and other articles saturated with benzine
broken Kerosene lamp lay the floor, intended to
convey the idea that it had exploded and set fire TO the
building. a pile Of halfburned paper was beneath the
bed sisky claimed that he was in HaveTstraw when the
police broke his store and discovered the evidence
Of attempt to fire the building Eight families occupy
noD.
AN OFFICER BRUTALLY BEATEN.
fight occurred late OH Saturday night in
The grocery No 50 Westinghouse. Patrolman James
heinerny Of the TWeny-seventh Precinct entered, ana
attempted to quel the disturbance but was attacked by
James Shields Martin Donahan and John shaughnes-
,y and beaten and kicked about the head and body IN
nost hfnial manner. The assaiants were committed
yesterday 70 the Tombs by Justice Bowling.
MINOR CRIMES
James Julian, age 10, for having stolen $50
worth Of clothing and silverware from apartment
OF Andrew Derby. al No 26 Washingtonst was commit
"u 10 the TOmbs by Justice Bowling on Saturday.
James Winters of No. 512 West Thirty fifth