New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
; LOCAL MISCELLANY.
EPISODES "a cRrM1NAL LIFE.
. VICTIM or THE SOCIAL CLUB" AFFRAr
DEAD.

.,,,on Yesterday foscpoon 70 relation to the fatal
staboing Of Winiapl II. Lee alias John Fenton S"N
william Baker, en- cxeonSics ouTlng e'nol,- , :,
among desperate gang of Seventh Ward IV"k"s !"
.,herrv Aus PeIhausts, about a. n on sunday. lno
~ pras yerx who had been arrested for oompey IN ne
fatal aray were escorted 90 the Coroners once ny TO
Ioe CAPTAIN MoHnt aud a strong squad OF "hicers be
eore the proceedings were begun large
,ro,.o, of ronahs an attendance 60 boisterous
that Il became necessary expei them from the ROOM
and an o8ocr placed on guard at the door 10
their retarR The statements made by tue pi'sOnors
and vitSses were mainly IN ver6catonot the report
lresa. pubIshed and Il was found difficult 70 ascertain
the names Of persons involved IN the night
Patrick Delaney age 40 labOreT OF No H6 Cherry'st'
1ybe Is suspected Of having stabbed Lee aud is directly
charged with the stabbnR Of young Donovan second
ycthn said IN part that ne was Knocked down and
Ieaten by persons whom he failed to name, and that
lie did no stabbine and had no knife VII
liam CoSey, keeper Of the low grocery in which the
corahata0s drinking Just before the Tight said that
'some men visited his place, on Saturday night, TO
issue tickets for target excursion of the Rutgers
Musseteers;" that dispute IS to who should re-
rtye complimentary Tickets that Lee and welsh ronght
qua Others joined IN the arsyi that pistol was dis
changed be did not know by whom. and that ne dd
not witness the staObing. John Welsh age 10 driver OF
No o. YORK st., Brooklyn, said that he was knocked
down kutside Co6ey's door, that DO lay IN
sensible III carried away by the police, and be
did net strike stab any one. Patrick s Goid9g
WHO j. alleged 70 have discharged pistol during tbe
e xSs 3 ~ f and Sad boSsted that be could
Whip any one, either 10 or sbout THO house faVlok
SSy Who has no occupation said he knew nothing about
tie trouble BE had already given two distinctly DIFF
turtni versions 10 the Coroner and the police. .
DELANEY and Welsh were committed TO me 1omps 20
rosm,td 10 tie House Of Detention Is witnesses John
Mtuerney age 70, butcher OF No 22l Cherry-s Thomas
irSnui sSS age ~ OF No. 2l4 Madisons, were dis
carsed ron CUSTODY mo eE S Sde GOOD
hooking Young woman ordered 20 hold themselves
ihd ascfie ana an oas Of the hair Of Miss Coy
found in hallway, where part OF the lighting oceutrs9
10 reous that she endeavOred 10 separate the men, and
81 doing was very roughly handled Her statement
nSrSc the inVeshSston the death Of Lee. Bellevue
Hospital wes announced 40 S1tGP5 hSs D DePPtnGI
nted tue mtestines Another wound was oqne on tne
inside Of Of the hands caused pro33py 9y Mes 1f
Say morning. Thomas Donovan, age 49, OF No lss Cher
o expected 10 recover the knife having penetrated the
ndnegs aaa produced exiens5se & o tbe
jealousy between Delaney and Lee e4th , or T G
ianey bad been received with more favor tban Lee who
ts alleged incltea the disturbance IN the more 'oa
CUBAN's NURDERoUs FRENZY.
FaDrisco Martin age ST. the Cuban who inflicted tlret
engcrous wounds upon his wife, Josephine age - viii
Arevover, az tho residence Of their son-inlaW, NO 81
Hnst Fifty .Aystst Saturday, is now imprisoned IN
the Ior,ls awaiting the result Of the injuries He ha
cried and noaned almost constantly since his commit
uent and has toied strangely that the allegation Of
as intnrity partly believed He is unable to apeal
English, bur through ID Interpreter he made yesterday
sacncu IN which no attributes his domestic troubles
Go one Jose Manuel Leonard also a Cuban, who preju
sctd hIn against lis WIFE Lemard the prisoner said
had aiso told anderous stories about lin to his family
and Lad subsequently sigued a retraction. but
ihelsss, had alersHrd reiterated the slanderl
These stories, the prisoner continued, had Gs
ara searcned three weeks for Lemard 70 procure
suotLor roracou, but, having failed to find hin
he hs wife should accompany him, be went 70 her on
tisriag. and npOn her refusal he determined TO com
oi, luirido, and pointed the revolver at himself His
Wn he saws ten seized the weapon 70 prevent his sui
.rtdensiny disohaIsed, ana his vie was wounded
F'c agunded WOMAN Who is in a very critical con H.
-, c'r-e'i her bush31d in her ante,morem exauinf-
bon, with having deliberately and Intentionally shot
her having sezod her by the thrQai aud enaeav-
prcd El her By strang lliion Size ais % VII be re
rRoR,BlI MURDER OF A BROOKLYN woMAN.
At late HON last evening Officers Phean ann Mooney
., t1e Second Precinct OF brooklyn while passing along
rIoutst found a woman lying in pool Of blood under
The socp o the tenement house No as and upon exam
nation discovered that she was in dying condition.
se was carried at the City Hospital where She
stated iaf her Margaret Bradley, age 80, and
she mad been beaten while visiting family named
Iari who resided in the basement Of the house where
s!ic had been found.
80. w. uIecdine prUfusely, and had roceived five
erlous wounds. one wound the chin, the
urpcf I'D and through 20 the upper jaw, on the left
thoek Que tine forehead, and entirely through tho
teri car. about two inches across tho side u the
uDpossble 60 get a rational statement from her, and
siir scort aiuiDg that she would probably die from tue
!Tr and arrested him. his wife Rosa and Alice BARLEY,
Who we're ali grossly intoxicated .
They were conveyed TO the statlonhouse and placed
n separate cells alter which tho officer returned to the
tt1eIGeDi and searched IT, An old potato nasher Wss
found under bed, covered with blood and 1esh, and
the walls ard floors OF the apartment also. be-
nneared with the blood. Mrs. Barker states that tie
Bradley had been beaten by Barr but refused TO
Fay what reason the assault had been committed
MINOR IECIDESTs.
low brick tenement at No. Isl Douslassstr Brook
iyu vas discovered be fire at 10 a yesterday,
aud the haUits extDgushed after considerable
trouble hut with little loss 20 the tenants. The fire
originated IN the apartments Of Mrs. Mary Morris,
the tLird floor aud the found sitting quietly
by window while several articles Of furniture in her
SOON wero burning. The wOInAns husband and Two
children we're also present. When Questioned the man
stated that his wife had fired the premises The man
and his wife both addicted 10 liquor, and having DO
work, had sold Or paTned most OF tber enects Beng
unable pay TIC rent OF tneir apdf Jhe were III
formed % the landlord Patrick O'kOurke, that they
would be elected IN few DAYS The wolnans OBJECT IN
setting Sire u the tenement II is alleged was revenge
Tie FIRE Marshal made charge OF arson against her
before Justice Demar and examination was set down
John Khearn and Patrick EngIsh, both OF No. 5 East
Ninety dTsis, visited Tie house Of p spau, ID Eighty
piChtl-st., Sunday night ana while there quarre6d
with then host fight followed, during which splan
stabbed English H. the neck, lDfctng very severe
wound. span then tYfned upon Ahearn and STRUCK him
On Tie bead With knife causing long but not danger
pus wound. The wounded men were taken TO their
JoSi GoIdime age Al, quarreed with his wife IN their
room at No go MOttst yesterday and was struck on
The al and severely wounded with plate The wife
Robert HsniOn and Frank Wagner, both living ia apart
toonts over store al No Is HfisOn ST. quarreea while
ia the store yesterday, and finally fought HanOn
during the fight struck Wagner the head with sung
thO mficng a slight wound. Wagner instantly caught
heavy Oo3 from the nSor amq s,eK anon S9 5as
arrested and viii De bed 70 await the result or