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John Godfrey (search for this): article 8
A Lesson for hard Drinkers. --John Godfrey and Henry McGinn, two men employed by Mr. Fitch, contractor, received their pay yesterday evening, and went to take a glass before parting. If they had taken but one glass, it would have been well; it would not have been nothing either if they had taken two, or three, or even four em both, they drank so much, that by and by whiskey stole their reason, and this happened just as they were discussing the merits of the floating battery. John Godfrey had his opinion on that piece of naval architecture, and it was not exactly McGinn's opinion, which fact so enraged the former that in a fit of anger and drunkt quarter past 6 o'clock, on Perrilliat street, a lane which runs by the graveyard, between Magnolia and Howard streets. McGinn fell on the sidewalk lifeless, and Godfrey reeled along the wall. Both were brought to the First District Station-house, one a corpse, and the other dead drunk. The latter, quite as unconscious as his vi
Fitch (search for this): article 8
A Lesson for hard Drinkers. --John Godfrey and Henry McGinn, two men employed by Mr. Fitch, contractor, received their pay yesterday evening, and went to take a glass before parting. If they had taken but one glass, it would have been well; it would not have been nothing either if they had taken two, or three, or even four glasses; but unfortunately for them both, they drank so much, that by and by whiskey stole their reason, and this happened just as they were discussing the merits of the floating battery. John Godfrey had his opinion on that piece of naval architecture, and it was not exactly McGinn's opinion, which fact so enraged the former that in a fit of anger and drunkenness combined, he took his pocket knife and cut his friend's throat. This pitiful drama happened at quarter past 6 o'clock, on Perrilliat street, a lane which runs by the graveyard, between Magnolia and Howard streets. McGinn fell on the sidewalk lifeless, and Godfrey reeled along the wall. Both w
Henry McGinn (search for this): article 8
A Lesson for hard Drinkers. --John Godfrey and Henry McGinn, two men employed by Mr. Fitch, contractor, received their pay yesterday evening, and went to take a glass before parting. If they had taken but one glass, it would have been well; itts of the floating battery. John Godfrey had his opinion on that piece of naval architecture, and it was not exactly McGinn's opinion, which fact so enraged the former that in a fit of anger and drunkenness combined, he took his pocket knife andat quarter past 6 o'clock, on Perrilliat street, a lane which runs by the graveyard, between Magnolia and Howard streets. McGinn fell on the sidewalk lifeless, and Godfrey reeled along the wall. Both were brought to the First District Station-house,er of four children, is in a cell, and has human blood on his garments, can see from his very couch the man he killed after taking too many friendly drinks with him. McGinn leaves on earth a wife and child to mourn his loss.--N. O. Picayune, 20th.