New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
poRRFn REATEN AND IMPRISONED.

ItJtAL MiCOELLhN IL
ROBBED, BEATEN AND IMPRISONED.
A GERMAN BADLY INJURED IN M'GLoRY's SALOON
AND CONFINED FOR THREE DAYS IN THIRD
AVE. DEN-ARREsT OF TWO OF THE RUFFIANs'
Philip Marx, a young German mechanic, was
living In one OF the wards OF the Roosevelt Hospital yes
terday suffering from serious injuries HIS race was
swollen almost beyond recognition, ana "as coNciou
with bruises On his forehead and neck were ma As VI
heavy blows His eyes were nearly closed ana were
surrounded with purple circles His account Of the man
ner I'm which he received his injuries Is startling reVe
a,iou OF city rlfianism He without friends 10 the
CITY he said, aud he had boarded at No ID Edrdge-sL
He had worked in a nlckeplating establishment ana
had saved over $55, which he carried about with hh
on Saturday ght he visited some places oil amusement
I'm the Bowery and about o'clock on Sunday morning
he went into the saloon at No. lob Bowery' TO
Get n glass of beer. william MCGlOry, the pro-
o,ietor whom he knew by sight, behind the
bar Marx said he drew from his pocket
roll OF bank notes and placed So bill on the counter TO
pay for the beer Several men stood near him ana one
struck him on the head, from behind. The other men
then showered blows upon his face aud head ana rod
bed him OF his money The lights in the saloon were put
ont He lost consciousness for time but afteIward
swoke 10 mud himself riding with three men IN close
rage stopped at length and the men carried MN mo
strange house. He was taken TO room on tne SecoH"
From that time Marx said, he could racollect little
stood by his bedside and gave nm liquor 10 uk
which would again make him insenSlme lie was rOusSu
at iemgh and told 80 get out Of bed The man who
Guarded him helped him TO put old suit OF clothes
fe was then bndfoded and led out OF the house After
suddenly released him and fed 1T the same time snatch
ing the bandagc from his eyes; 1t WAS DARK ana
way toward lamppost and saw that he was a. Inlu
he remained udti q policeman found him. ON,
Hickey OF tie Twenty-eighth Precinct, about ga.
told his story, and he was then sent 10 the hospital
been imPrisoned was saloon at No. 1i8i Tnird-ave,
Kept by John Flynn 1t was said that Flynn was one OF
McGlOry's boon companions, ana that the Two men
frequently exchanged liquors which they purchased IN
were sent to the saloon and they arrested Flynn and
William LangshOre. his assistant The prisoners were
MAJ who had watched with him. An officer was sent
also 10 McGory's saloon, on the Bowey, but the pro
Precinct were looking Tor McGlOry yesterday without
Captain Webb said that the man was seen IN
the BOwery about IL p. ID. Tuesday, and that If the
Tenth Precinct had been warned by telegraph
he might have beeh arrested. AT present Ms IGN
ana it woud be a difficult task to lind
BiXby at the Yorkvie Police Court yesterday and each
held in 80 900 bail for completely III the robbery OF
Yesterday TO take the statement OF the injured man IN
anticipation that he might not recover Dr. Cushman
injuries were not fatal. and the taking Of antemOr
ten statement was postponed
HEAVY FAILURES IN THE CLOTHING TRADE.
The clothing trade is excited over the num-
erOus large failures in the West the latest being the
firm OF Hanauer, Lichtenauer & Co.. of St. Paul. Mimi,
with liabilities $3.50 900, Of which $125,0OO is held in
New-York and about $4,000 in Philadelphia. CON
sutaon of the New creditors was held yesterday
at the office Of Blum Co. No 65 Widest and fifteen
creditors were present whose claims amounted TO $ll2
OOO It was decided to send a committee composed of
Adolph Dessar and Jerome Bernheimer to ST. Paul 10
ascertain what can he done for the creditors. 1t was
stated that the firm had confessed Judgment for $4,000
10 relative in Cleveland and had assigned the balance
of for the benefit Of the creditors Among
the New York creditors Dessar Brothers Co., Sl0
900; Naumberg, KUaus. L8uer Co., $500; ID. f.
Kewberg $1,000 SChepiIn, Baldwin Twcedy Co..
$500; Hlnrchs. Hutcnings Il Co., $4,000; q. aud NJ.
Davidson, $4,000; BLU d Co.. $4,000; Rmdskoh
Brothers IL Co, %, 600; j. anu Z. Werner, $500; d.
II. Goodman Il Brothers. $4,000; L. LewIsOn Co.,
$1,000.
ville Tenn are reported TO have failed. Their Liabilities
amount $4,000 nearly all Of which is due IN New
York City. Caspar Brothers oOthier DeuisOu Texas,
nave made assignment fOr the beuht vi their credit
brs.
The creditors Of ] NJ. Shelley Co, wholesale dry
goods dealers, Of KeOkuk Iowa, met at the NeW1OIR
5fCe yes erday, and agreed to cash settlement at 312
rents the dollar.