New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
THE WAGES OF SIN.
AN OLD MAN MURDERED BY YOUNG ROUGHs
FOR DEFENDING wOMAN-A SECOND HON.
ICIDF-OTHER AFFRAYS.

AN OLD MAN MURDERED BY YOUNG ROUGHs
FOR DEFENDING A wOMAN-A SECOND HON.
ICDE-OTHER AFFRAYs.
Six or seven young rullians entered the
apartments Of Cathar:ne COyne, age IS. married
woman at No 1874 East Eieyenth-st, on Sunday even
ing and violently attempted outrage upon her
IN the resence OF three children the eldest of whom
l. wears of age Her husband abOrer, beng in New
Jersey where he is at present employed, the woman
was unprotected she desperately resisted the roughs
and loudly cried help James Dunn SO, OF No 3
East Elevcnthst 10 her assistance, and, remon-
stratne with her assaants turned TO call the police
The rOughs then released their victim and made an
attack upon Dunn and he stepped into an aley-way
adjoining the premises unknown member OF the gang
plunged knife into his right SIDE infcting dangerous
and probably fatal wound. The desperadoes then fed
subsequently Coroner Young took Dunns ante-mortem
statement From descriptions then obtained Thomas
Keecan age II, printer, Richard Fleming, laborer,
Michael Haney age Is, moder, and James Martin, age
Is aborer, all residents in the neigh0orh0od 9i East
Eleyenth-st, arrested They were Identified by
Dunn and Mrs COyne yesterday, as participants IN the
outrage upon the latter aud the mnraerous assault upon
Dunn, but he failed % recognize ehe OF ihe prisoners
as who stabbed HIM Dunn states that nc mao nso
OF the opinion that the wounded man cannot
Pstriek Brann age 49, of No 224 West Sixty afh-st
died al Bellevue Hospital Sunday from wound OF the
windpipe and ssOphagus, produced by a blow with an
Twelfth and WashingOnsts July 29 Collins resided at
No 20Litte Tweft1st aud was employed IA the IurhI
relied with Washington Kinney an lce-cart driver he
met the latter barrOOm 10 settle the quarrel Bran
nil wac 10 Judge 20 who was wrong The three De
came intoxicated and the quarrel being renewed as
Braunlf retired 70 the sidewalk, Collins seized pltchef
from the bar, followed him, and breaking the pitcher,
struck BTannif with Jagged fragment Collins was ar
rested, ana identified as a notorious thief
william Dunn, age 20, OF No: 10 Dry DOck-st, Was
fOnud intoxicated the sidewalk by officer Gnley OF
tho lie veuth Precinct early yesterday morning, and
was ordered 10 into the house. Dunn oDcyed, but
came out again armed with broad ak, with
which lac struck sayagey at Giney The officer sprung
back, bat the struck his wrist and inflicted severe
wound Dunn was then disarmed by Ginley and ar
rested.
XAVIER HeTm, butcher, was badly cut on the head by
JaIDTs McLaugn during quarrel In the formers shop
~ No. 40 Gfeen~ich-st, yesterday. McLauglin was
aTIesfed
Goorge RdOeaH. age 80, during an alteration with
JOtcpA BOuyert, III thef residence at No. spTings
yesterday received severe scalp wound BOuveIt
arrested
Joseph MOgoeDf so 1242 second-aye. quarreled with
his ielOwlOd2er Joseph CoDIgan, yesterday morning
and after severe hght stabbed him In the abdomen
with "a large pOckctEufe. The wound probably fatal
Monroe suIIeBdered himself
George KemptOB mason, was assaulted by gang OF
Young ruiiaus, at broadway and Eeyeuth-st BROOKLYN
last evening, and received a blow the head
with a sluBg shot. No arrests.
Moses Henry OF No. l37 Dclanccyst severely cut
hands OF an unknOWD person, ~ Jacob Gcirgrisn's
saloon, No 2l2 East seven bst, Yesterday afternoon
Theodore C1fs 0t No. 42J East 1welftst. stabbed Dis
neighbOf Bernard Newman, in the neck st butcacr
knife lasf night
walter F4.Ole. second mate. ana John Smith. Eei.
Oh board th' mp Hflry. lyluF ~ the steam. 90
bedioes leland. iouEbt Iasl evening ana Knives ana