The evening world., 1894-01-01
UNHAPPY new YEAR.
That Is, for New Workers. Who
Ushered 1t In with Fighting,
Cut and Broken Heads Plentiful
in Police Courts.
Many Brawls and Stnbbing ARRAYS
Reported This Morning.

The New Year opened with a number OF
cutting ARRAYS.
The Hamilton street gang hCll "A mixed
ale party at the residence Of Timothy
Crowley, 81 Catharine street. After the
midnight hour things got very lively, AMI
the members of the party grew .s.S.
About ) O'Clock Il dispute arose, No
body seems to know who commenced It
or why. At any rate, the prime mu"ers
in 1t were Tim Crowley ana & nineteen
year-old newsboy named Henry Powers.
They decided to go out into tho street
and settle it. They went out AMI !ui n
fist fight, when suddenly Crowley cried.
Some one struck me-"
Then there was a scattering Of the
gathered spectators. Crowley dropped -
the. ground and Powers ran away. , nrte
or four persons ran after Power Police
man Gilmartin caught him and took hlIE
to the Oak street station.
Crowley was removed to the Chambers
Street Hospital. An examination showed
that he had five stab wounds directly
over the heart.
They were, however, only Superficial,
and at 9 o'clock this morning Crowley
made his way to the court to prefer II
complaint in person against Powers
Powers denied that h did the cutting;
Crowley was reticent when questioned
by the police. TO the Chambers Street
Hospital physician, however, he said:
Powers is the mug that cut me.
In the Tombs Court to-day owe
Just as the fish-norns began footing G,d in
schw Ssw a Tsnr Gob 1hi5 m Tiake. n ad9'P Of
127 Elizabeth street, sailed fortA. TO cele-
brate the occasion with becoming con-
VITALITY.
Schwartz, who is twenty years old, j.
an "omnibus'' in the Aston House. His
friend Flcke, who is in the same line of
'T Froa, sa sn ol5 Se to P sai o9a the the festive
couple went, up and down the Bowery.
until the last fsh-horn had ceased to
tie boy behind it had retired to SiYe ms
lungs and the ~neighbors much needed
The two friends about that time con-
cluded that they. too, ha done their
share of celebration. and a; 3 o'clock
agreed to go home.
ees At dpiFTlt cRe drink my Da''0"' S"s-
wei said; my Pvth as" replied
SCHWARTZ. and the two once more en-
They We're preparing to leave after
quaflng the liquor when the bartender
"sss here youse fellers' whose payin'
%"sshwartz." sald Tieke.
Not being able to agree on this point.
the two friends clinched and gave q
most amlable exhibition Of 1stlc dexter.
ity which was brought to a climax by
foot long and jabbing it full Tit between
SchwartE's nose, ard eyes.
Schwartz instinctively, felt at this point
that further parley with his friend was
fraught with danger, and so he turned
An hour later when ,Flcke went reel
Ing home he found Schwartz poulticlng
his eye with an oyster. A mutual friend
was holding the bivalve in place.
You coward; are you living YETI
entering the room. And without more
ado he began plunging a knife into the
companion OF his carousal until thu. lat
ter sank To- the floor exhausted from
Ficke ,,:on fed, II Policemen Miller
and Mule, Or the Tenth Precinct, over
took him before he got two blocks away
and arraisned him before Justice Taintor
In the T0nlos Court.
n AN pm 9lr ars S, s ,,r %h1 ha aft been he sq bnd
BEEN haniagah up. felt strong enough
to ,appsar in court against the redoubt-
able Flcke.
Schwartz had been stabbed twice in
Justlce Talntor held Fickc for trial
on q charge OF rrnrlcrous assault.
Mrs. Manic Walpio, an Italian woman,
her arms. was held in default of $1,000
BAH in Essex Market Court today, ISr
fe!"niona!y asfanIt;m$ Cha !l; pTiofo' i':-
Saturday last Dcioco visited tAr woman
at her home. at - jackson street, and
s sat a that tEa h h52 %2 Sacsus n91 he 'H had ! .p nim
his wager in playing pool. As ne IS a
cousin OF Mrs. Walpio she allowed him to
Remain over nlSht.
The woman alleges that she was awnk-
ened about 3 O'Clock yesterday morning
by hearing footsteps in her room. She
said that she saw Deloco stealing her
nIyrgn which contained 81 II fTpIn her
dress pocket, which was lying on a chair.
In the struggle that followed for the
possession of OF the pos Sh tn the W oman
Deloco in the back. Her son corrobo-
rated her statemcnt,s
Deloco denied her story, and said
that the stabbing was done without any
proyocalon on his part.
Alexander Melville. aged thirty-two q,
with an unknown man at TweNty-thir!
street and First avenue, and received
three stab wounds.
. lie was found lying r II the w street w at
WOUNDS in the calf of his left leg and
one in the abdomen.
old, Of 2is West sixty-seventh street,
when In a row with some unknown per
sons on SiXty-iifth street, between, the
Boulevard and Amsterdam avenue, about
/ o'clock this morning, was assaulted
tended at the West SiXty,eigEth street
station house. anG lHft Tor nome
James Buckley. TWENTY-FIVE years Old,
Of $50 Second avenue, had q ~fracas short
iy after ! O'Clock this morning at Forty
ff.h street aud Second avenue. with a
marty Of strangers, He eacaped with y
aeyers scaln wound. which was dressed
bv an ambulance surgeon from Bellevue
Yospitnl. iluckley went home.
Willinm Scllc, twerty-four years Old;
Of III Epat sixth street, was arrested
this morning by the police OF the Fast
Eirth street station. who found him suf-
ferlng with a wound over the right eye,
undoubtedly received IN making an early
cnll. No Went TO Dellevue Hospital,
Detectives Miller ard sullivan, Of tllh
Mulberry street station, arrested ms
morning .\dorph Schwartz, Of ~ Eliza
beth stree, on a charge of fcllrinusiS
ast1ulting Gabhnr1t Flicker. aged TWEEN
ty-seven, OF the same address.