The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-02

stsbbing Arrays.
Patrick Doyle, aged 20. OF No. 2l3 Canal street.
was stabbed in the lett breast last evening by
James Rodgers Doyle was standing in 'front.' OF
his residence at the time OF the attack and the
wound, being in the region OF the heart. is very
dangerous one. He was removed to the Park
Hospital. Rodgers escaped.
Patrick Mclaughlin, aged %, OF No. 80 Baxter
street. was stabbed In the left breast right hand
yesterday during q quarrel In Canal street. He
was sent to the Park Hospital by the police OF che
sixth precinct. HIS wounds were pronounced not
George Relser. OF No. esa First avenue, was
STABBED stabbed, IN the race Yesterday by Isaac Keenan,
the wounded man was cared for in the Nineteenth
preclnct station house and sent home.
J0hn j. Beard, OF No. 10 Pe street, was stabbed
-FOUR times yesterday during an alteration In
liquor store, by William Parker. Of No. 10 Catharne
street. The latter was arrested by the police OF
Hospital.
During an alteration with an unknown man
yesterday, in Eleventh street, near avenue A,
James Reilly, OF No. 500 East Eleventh street. and
Thomas Reilly were both cut. They were attended
10 at the station house and left for home.
Savage Assaults, Shooting and Skull
Cracking.
Mary O'Sullivan and Mary Dimond are the Joint
occupants OF q room in rear lodging house in
Elizabeth street. Yesterday they procured a
quart Of vile whskey, and soon became gioriously
drunk. quarrel ensued, and then Miss O'Sulli-
van went for Miss Dmond in a way the latter
/ despised. The floor was soon dotted here and
there with handfuls OF hair and occasional frag-
mentary pieces Of calico dresses and 'sich" might
have been observed Hitting through the air.
Finally this sort of thing became irksome, and to
vary the monotony Miss O,Sullivan sashed Miss
Dlmond across the left eye with knife and de-
stroyed that member Miss O'Sullivan now Ian
guishes in prison.
street, last evening, Thomas Moran and James
McKenna handled each other somewhat roughly
The AFFAIR wound up by McKenna's smashing his
antagonist over the head with q large lamp Moran
VIII De taid up ior repairs couple OF days or So
No. AVENUE ana proceeded TO
portion OF Patricks scalp with Q beer BOTTLE He
then went out and Pat went 70 Bellevue Hospital.
Mr.. John Fox, OF No. 100 Mulberry street, as
saulted his wife, Kate, with q knife last evening
and nnicted considerable damage Mrs. Fox was
attended by physician, but John fell into the
Joseph Richardson, q child nine years Of age
was shot In the right hand last evening by John
Frederick REIN, Of No. 81 Pitt street, was struck
on the head with bottle Yesterday in a saloon In
street. He was removed to the Park Hospital by
the police of The Sixth precinct.
More Cutting.
Andrew and James Dewitt OF No. 407 East
weDty-fourth street, became involved in quarrel
last night in First avenue, near Twenty fourth
street. James stabbed Andrew in the left arm In
dieting severe wound. The injured man re.
ceived medical attendance and was sent home,
and James was locked up in the Eighteenth pre-
ctnct station house.
At eleven O'Clock last night Henry walter, lad,
residing at No. l31 Third street. struck on the
head by an unknown man. the result being the in
Fiction OF two slight wounds.
Shortly after eleven O'Clock last night James
Conway, aged 10; John Hennesy, aged 49, and John
SZaberg aged Is, became involved in dispute in
front OF No. 1928 East Twenty street. Szaberg
stabbed Con way in the left thigh, INJECTING severe
wound: Hennesy then stabbed Szaberg In the right
leg, woundlng him slightly. Conway was sent to
Bellevue Hospital and Hennesy and Szaberg were
arrested.
Omcers Assa ulted.
Oficers Gallagher and Davis. OF the Fourteenth
precinct, were assaulted last evening BY crowd
OF roughs IN Baxter street, and each received
severe scalp wounds, inflicted by bricks thrown by
some Of the mob. Several arrests were made.
An Amazon W0rstcd.
Susan Wilson was dangerously kicked last night
by Joseph Mcdonald, OF Sic East Sixteenth street,
In the progress OF quarrel which 1t appears Susan
had inaugurated by striking Joseph on the head
with q lamp. The woman's injuries are severe
and may prove fatal Mcdonald was not badly
hurt, but was locked up.