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The tablecloth at Dorian's Red Hand Restaurant and Bar, a popular watering hole on the affluent Upper East Side of Manhattan, do not necessarily soothe the neighborhood.

But the red and white vinyl coverings do convey the relaxed homey atmosphere inside, where the staff make it a point to know your name.

According to their ad, Dorian's prize itself on serving, quote, New York City's smartest, most fun, and most influential folks, friends, and families for over 50 years.

But it did not necessarily start out that way. James Red Dog Dorian bought the restaurant the week before Christmas in 1959.

He decorated the bar to be New Old Fashion, modeled in the style of an older New York saloon, which is fitting because after James bought it, he discovered two bullet holes in the mirror behind the bar.

There's also an ornate fireplace, framed by carvings of elephant heads in the wood.

The red hand, the second part of the restaurant's moniker, refers to the legendary competition to win the kingdom of Ulster in Northern Ireland.

Competitors participated in a boat race, and the victor was the first to touch the shore.

According to folklore, a man from the O'Neill clan, upon seeing his boat slip behind, cut off his hand and flung it ashore, winning the kingdom.

The red indicates the blood that covered the severed hand.

On the 26th of August, 1986, violence once again, colored Dorian's history.

Although this time, it was no myth. It was tragically real.

That was the night one of the bar's regular customers. Recent high school graduate, Jennifer Levin, walked out with an acquaintance at 4.30 in the morning, only to be found later that day, dead in Central Park.

The first time I've ever seen a man from the O'Neill clan, was a man from the O'Neill clan, only to be found later that day.

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