New-York tribune., 1884-01-03

William Bergen and Edward Buehoz, who bad as,
saulteG Ryan, and Buchoz was tired on eibr pn ~
homicide, witnesses having said that ne struck fSIm
with brass faucet. BuchOlz was acquitted anu bel
gen also was set at liberty The police regarded INC
verdict as failure OF justice. -, . ,o,+,,
RYAN, JOHN, blacksmith, ftysx years Old was Detn
about the head the night of April y, at GreenIlSn
ave. and Thirteenth-st He went 10 has nome i. 10
24s West Sixteeuthst and told his wife he hai Dcen
attacked by several men whom he did not na hn9W, "
the New-NOrk Hospital. where nc dled on APT 20 20
An autopsy showed that his skull had been Tac'uou'
None OF his assailants have been GlscoN Nerru .,oor
sHEPARD ANN CATHERINE was sEot dead III nei s,o'P -
at a. m, July 30 at No III West S iIs
Immediately afterward. Their bodies were lounI
side by side in bed. letter, written by SnePaidu
ten days previous the shooting, stateSl lhH ny
had been secretly married. They had Deen LHias ME
together in the furnished room as man hd " T. cbi
Mrs Shepard was past middle age and had hEe cnIl i
dren living. She hld been married seyeLal I' 4; AZ
had been accused OF numbering one nes 81 Vonaire
Ruth and Kelley Some OF her relatives WeIt Nyll'hS G ~
Her body buried in GreenWooa Inn ysaTs old
He was a member Of the Protestant Episcopal f
a Gund day-sChool teacher and a trusted employc OF
aerIinS = 90 sfe manufacturers. His father was
clerryInan at SaybrOOk Conn, 10 Wulcn pi've 'L I,
young mans body was taken for burial Inc CAUSE u
SIMPSON. RoERET a dissipated white man. who had no
home was stabbed fatally in front Of the liquor store
Bower a negro, who had quarreed with M nm on & ,
previous night. Both men were intimate with a coz COZ,
6red woman. She afterwards claimed to nave 9tcn s
married TO simpson. Boyer was arrested ana hCi, 1
trial jury before whom he was rled on on an nue. ]
on August T. He has not been tired again. Dut Is sun
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sMrfh JOHN an exconvict and rlan Who had no home
was arrested 10y PdtrOlman Maurice ~ VI j So
Sixth Precinct the night OF August ~ I 0I oNIH
drunk and asleep on the doorstep al no n Syra r
berryst on the way to the ponce @ SayH b his cmb
nfictng an injury from which smith dlcd III d lTSS
minutes Mcnamara claimed that ne & af5ed ~ ~ itb
defence but witnesses to the clubbing sad thaI ,Ih
did not assault the officer corOners l9iy gave gave q
verdict against amara ana nf SiS b, from, the
The Police commissioners hlslssyi ~, il'l IN IN
force on previous complaint When Drouf9nD "a a
trial Mcnamara convicted OF simple assault anu
ent % prison for only one year. o w.. -r,,.
SMITH, MATHEW, pianomover OF No ZoO Me5I al,,y
NJ IGnor in front of his home on May 3, by Thomas
McLarueya true man of No 226 West Thirty ehIh-
folowlng dav A corouer's jury decided that the
blow was not struck with murderous intent ana NC AS-
Larney was :leased on 3ail; ball Inc case "A'
sTAMINGtR WILLIAM, the son OF German shoemaker M a
No. 1919 FOrsytnst In company Wlth seEei,tI o,5lyi
youths made disturbance IN front OF No; -U4 W
forsyth-s early on the morning OF seILcn%ner % oonS ~
was shot dead by man who stood IN the nallWdy ol
th0,,Dbt that CHARLES r Heck of No 2O6 Forsythst.
was the man VINO killed Stamingcr. A c0roners jury
declared however that the slayer was unknown, anu
all the prisoners were DISCHARGED - 49, ,o-. old
sTROBFI CHARLES German cook tOrtythree years old
was found dying from fractured skull at Broomc ana
Ludlow ST.. the morning Of Aprl II. lie hdd~.It
his home at No II Suf0k-st on the previous eveh-
ing to search for employment, but had become
infoxicatrd William schumacber,a butcher OF No. 24l
Erro,nc- a. wa. arrested and admitted having pushed
strobe down. 4 coroners Jury afterwards declared
that schumacher had acted in eltcience, and he was
discharged.
WALSH JoHN alias johnny the Mick" bank burglar,
was killed on H. morning Of october TO- at NO. 400
SiXth-ave. lSee case OF John rNlnS.I
Wu,rFy HENRY age thirty of No % Edridces St, was
ehot ia the neck the night Of February ., ~ tae
Sultan Diyan, low resort in the BpWcry where ne
was employed a. barteudo.. Members OF the IlsI
Regiment were drinking IN the place, and made a
disturb nee which Wharn helped 70 quc'l one oi tne
lnilitiamcn shot him and then fed. Whalcn was re-
moved 10 81. NnCentS Hospital, and died there on
April g. In the meantime Charles Parks OF Kings
bridge was arrested for the shooting. He made plea
OF guilty and was sentenced for short term 1t Prison
You've, THOMAS shot dead in the liquor store at No
lg9 South-,t on the afternoon Of September 1, by
Daniel Courtney. Both men were, lOuy-uOrcmen ol
middle age Courtney lived over the liquor store while
Youngs home was in Broobyn. They had been friends
and they alone In q room adjoining u" hif-ToQn
when The shooting occurred. As Courtney made ms
escape immediately the nature OF the fatal quarrel
was not known. Courtney Is stu at liberty.
ZNEPutN, --, a female infant, was killed on May L.
at No. 32S East Fity-seycuth--t, by her mother
Mrs Francis Lmeman. While insane nom Tue
effects OF illness, the mother cut her chlts throat with
pair of scissors No effort made TO punish the
woman, as she shown 10 have been rrcsp siDie