New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
A CITY'S NEITHER SIDE.
scFNEs OF yIoLENCE AND CRIME.

'BRooKLyN.
The liquor saloon of Patrick McKenna, q.
No sss Eieventh.sve., crowded on SATURDAY n'e
with men who had purchased tickets 10 rame .oi
watch. The money obtained by the rame was 80
rven 70 n moor man who had successivey ios' ~
horses Michael Dougherty, aged a. OF NO. 'o1 80
rN,rtv. saventhst proposed this metnoo VI '"sn
money for the man, sold the uche's' anu ns 80.
the details Of the lottery. At 1880 a. m. tne r' ~"
.nasd and Douehcrty. turning TO friend saio Una.
rhev might congratulate themseiVeson 'io is'' nc
&C.. haa heen no quarreling or lighting dur
a.. tho evening few moments afterwards,
IN. seyeral men were leaving the saloon
n ouarrel arose 10 some unknown manner at tne ooor
betveen Patrick Pryor. age o. residence unknown ana
Patrick McCabe OF No asa West Thrty-second-st Inc
words uttered by the angry men were heard WITHIN
the saloon and Dougherty at ran to the door 10
preyent them from fighting As he reached the door
way he heard Pryor excaim, You are iiar ana saw
McCabe strike Pryor the face with MS nst. rryor
then sprang toward McCabe and attempte1 10 s'rike
him brother OF McCabe, a large and poweriui man,
Instantly drew iron bar from beneath MS coa' auu
eruck Pryor across forehead with the weapon The
blow inflicted deep cut, and the blood running from
At into Pryor's eyes almost blinded him for moment
He passed his face, aud then sprang
from the sidewalk into the roadway. McCape
pursued, lifting the bar Of iron above MS heao Is
II with the intention Of striking Pryor again with
It. Doueherty, who had witnessed the ARRAY without
batants with the intention of persuadng them to cease
fghng At this instant the spectators saw Pryor sud
denly raise his right arm and saw the hash OF hgnt
from pistol and then another FASH The nrst buiet
entered Doughertys left breast little below tne
nipple; the second. Patrick McCabes leg Pryor he'd
Immediately after firing the two shots and was hunted
for In vain throughout the succeeding night by tue
police OF the Twentieth Precinct Dougherty and Mo
Gable taken TO the Thiryseventhst pohce-sauon'
where Police Surgeon Osborne examined their wounds
and ordered them TO Oe taken to Bellevue Hospital
Doughery is feared will die from the wound he has
received McCabe's wound was Of such trivial nature
that he enabled to leave the hospital yesterday
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.
Frank Traynor, a laborer living in a tenementhouse
at No. 40 suvan-st, upon reaching home Saturday
June g. found his wife, he declares to the police, In
ioxcaed. Enraged at finding her in this condition. ne
snstched up chair and struck her with 1t across the
back and then the chair down ne struck es
from the and down the stairs followed Dy ner
husband who repeatedly struck her on the legs Win
stick which he caught up from the floor She succeeded
reaching the yard OF the house ans 'I apS
she crept up stairs 10 her room and went TO
bed She has since been under the care OF physician
and has gradually grown weaker and weaker until now
1t feared she win die from the effect OF the Injuries
abe received Her husband has Ssen anu
The Z ghth Precinct police informed Coroner Wo!man
srhe Coroner went at the house and took Mrs
Traynors ante-morem statement she sao: " NY nus
tay June g. L was sitting a chair sewing when he
came in. He had been drinking; Without speaking TO
back After this he Inflicted blows across my eyes ana
legs" The woman was very low yes'eruay rOiioo
Surgeon Cook expresses much doubt OF ner recovery
SUBURBAN ROBBERS ARRESTED.
Edward Ridley q wealthy merchant Of this city. and
resident Of Gravesend, L. J., was awakened from his
sleep by hearing the footsteps Of some person walking
shrough hallway Of his house early on Sunday morn
ing June a. and upon going to the rooms on the lower
tkofh clio had hnn
pluadering the apartments They had obtained an en-
trance by cutting out the upper portion OF one OF ne
front windows and had then collected together ARTICLES
tng that they had aroused all the inmates Oh the mouse
they fed upon hearing MI Ridley inc
property worth rs Half an 1 hour after Ta
, Mad Gom BfoCn met one
thieves and suspeeting from the bundle he carried tue
thief fed pursued by citizen, aud soon also by an
officer OF the Eighth Precinct OF Brooklyn Inc thei
nc of Mr. R aSS aPreed by y" the ocer The
YORK and Broosiyn police were Informed OF the
robbery they have since worked with Inuon energy
berries are becoming so frequent that the capture of
one Of the gangs OF thieves and the sentence OF
fts members 10 long terms Of imprisonment Is greatly
needed as warning Mr. Ridley also urged the officers
TO make unwonted exertions to arrest tue III
berry being tie third within In 1873 the thieves
obtained clothing worth $1,000 in January lS74jewelry
peIeeiye King Of the Central Office and Detective
Tenth Precinct obtained
long search, IN regard TO the perpetrators oi tno l
berry which they deemed sufficient and made prepare
another entered disreputable liquor saloon Eliza
beth ST. on Saturday morning ana the detectives III,
santy called 10 their assistance several pattomeh ana
entered the saloon. The thieves had no way OF escape,
and did not attempt to make any resistance when they
arrested are as follows: Thomas Godfrey alias john
Green, Billy" Reed John Jones alias Cockney JACK
any OF the prisoners having been concerned in bar
gisries Westchester County in 1870 at Englewood n
ndef Irap phOuSe In
prisoners taken to the Tenth Preelnet station-
house and thence TO ,ne to The to en-
able the officers to secure more proof Q. their guilt
In tae e aernSSp TO them lis Completely in the ROB-
berry. He described how II was accomplished, ther
RseSs 81 six dresses for a5 to Mrs Mary Connolly
Keeper OF liquor saloon ~ Chatham squars. Inc
but were unable to find the dresses. Mrs Connolly de-
MED having bought the dresses TIE detectives accom-,
were led by the thief shed near Prospect Park:
Godfrey dug the earth in one corner OF the nut ana
dsplayed the officers pair OF seeycbuttoDs. coral
NECKLACE and silver napkin-rDg, all the articles being
Mr.. RIdeys property Godfrey was then brought back
magisrate at the Essex Market Police Court to day.
Byron Fox 4 Co. dealers in foreign and domestic novel
ties at No. S91 Canalst.. at D. w. ON Saturday, and
WATCHES gold chains ana other property, when Mr. Fox
ssesp.y III ss down liz y sIsrs S S"d
At He was followed and captured IN East Broadway.
VIM. Bentiy OF Fort Lee. lie 10
suspected of.being the notorious Hubert-st gang
Justice Flamper committed hum IN default OF $1,000 bail
DETECTIVE Field captured the tools Of the burglars.
Michael Burns, during quarrel with Margaret
Watson age 40. in their home at 2ls West Twenty
eghthst on Saturday, kicked her in the abdomen and
inflicted severe internal injuries She was taken to
Bellevue Hospital. Burns was arrested by the
Twentieth Precinct Police aud will be imprisoned until
the extent OF the womans injuries is declared by the
surgeons .
Tae body Of a yopDg man was found In the Harlem
River yesterday aud taken TO the Morgue. The de-
ceased about II years old, feet inches IN hight
and had light complexion and gray The body OF
a woman was found floating the North River Off
OF Eighty eighth-st yesterday and was taken TO