New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
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,xup,rrox OF JEALOUSY IN PATTERSON ~ '
LIFTING HIS RIVAL co FREh'
I'm A low bed. in a dark room, ~ lshgle-sil .yt
Paterson n j. Yesterday lay reIer IiSt Inc WAS
IN a dying condition on ros ss,ur'''S
stabbed BY Edward ne Se hat Knockart objected
an ,be attention which 10 Porter paid 20 us s.ei
eauR lFtv a,dcr Kabelia, was preferred by that
,,n vvoman The knOckarts are beiglhhs WI
only arriyc in this eonntry Jew Hon', nSein9 De
-, ,.cnt Ia the house usual, ana inNlui
Knockart his stepdaughter and Arthnt VINO TaS n IA
the house at the time to take Wi.eI somWrls-
ieyg They All accepted the invitation anu a.
ionred to that place. where they nfter
,ih.r for time DE Porter danced WIN SetvialV;l
st;cL they left the place About hali past ~ a.
RI .r.d Ly the Kuockart family De Iolter WI, ~
I'm, door and said that he would u"Ic sly 3"Sl
conc ont as nc would annhllaie She whole iaIh'Iy
esnsciaIIv Mr. Knockart. Mr.. hnoGkaft rdhe
slong about this time from the street when w,ho
wo ds or proyocaton, DE r0rtei stao''L "in ;cted
Icft sle Of the abiom,n. The wound nc iIii'i..en
rms about an inch and half 10 the right ana TWO
~ Knockart ran into the house crying that he had
NJ L;cLed The police were Immediately IN
I'D and they summoned DR.. Myers tbs clly
pbysieian. lie thought the knife hal been tulheu
IL The wound after kn@e t WAS bI been cut
In could not be asgertanod how lar the INJURY ~
tends until the wound is probed; THIS Is inc S'orS
fold nv the family Of the injured man.
afteY Ne Portef committed the deed he ran away
IT, nnlce hunted for him AMI found him at his
honse No "a Lafayette-st lie WAS taken inlo Gus US
toJv by Captain Bunson and locked up LOT
the night Yesterday morning he was aragued
before Recorder Warren. Upon beng qntSuoned De-
denied being near the scene oil the tr"upie, ouV
afterwsrd he said tia. he was IN TIE hpl", etO'c
with them Across the palm OF his let hah1 "ts q
rut about two inches lOug The prisoner s'i" , t',a
after he went home he felt hungry ana cut ioi nt'
saif niece of bread; the knife slipped from ms
band and inflicted the wOunl. Attcr the eAahlIhd-
ron DE Porter signed his statement ana waseoin-
,nitted 10 the county jail tn await lhc result Oh wv
wounded mans injuries. on coiHP'aln' =, I'll 80
assault A TRIBUNE reporter called al the Jan yes
tcrday. afternoon. The prisoner declared that hc
was not guilty lie said he came I" this c9,'tiF
sixfeeu months ago and settled III Paterson ne pc
Arthur Wander Kabella was bis rival.
"He wanted to take her fr'ln me-. said l'e I9r'1i
In an inured tone, "but would not nave IT, IN
reference TO the kuifc he Acknowledged lhat no
nsnalIv carried that, bnt he could not explain no"
n was und covered with blood IN his possession:
Il Porter is twenty-five years "l age HIS Sii'
figure and is not very gOod-loOklng.
THE mo, her of De Porter saws that her son came 70
the door about l | o'clock Saturday nght, OUT ult
moi enter the house no. did lac cut any bread as
she il accustomed to attend to that nelthrr was
she aware that any intimacy eASteu "e'"'o"
Knockarts daughter and her'snn. ,.c,...
Nr Iamiuesbcrg the quOrscilcr. states lnjt ociNIa
Arthur Knockart and DciOrteT were IN his place sat
urdsy night The latter sought quarrel with Arthur
on account of the girl which the Keeper oil tie plce
nrcve,,ted hy ejecing Dc Porter He also says that
the injured man called at his place after ne was
stabbed and showed the wound j; II was thc 'hat
he summoned the police. Arthur, the favored lover
VITO was standing near. walked down lempc-S''
and he alleges that DE Porter lay IN wait LOT Inn d.
the corner As soon as he saw Arthur. DE Porter
ATTEMPTED to stab HIM, but he, noticing the move
ment ran away aud escaped. DIR. Myers does not
expect the wounded man 10 survive.