New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

p.,,,,t,on-To inquire into the exPediency o altering
,,es around the City Hall aud that the Committee on
psoars SC report upon the matter AaoP'eu'
s5journcd until Monday eseu'ng next
go.sp OF SuPERvIsoRs.-1'he Mayor In the
resolution was offered ard adopted requesting the Board
y6ucaon in consideration Of the present depressed state
the CITY Treasury hire apartments for schools to
,.,,,blished instead OF building Schooihouses.
Ra Of Messs Stanr and J. NJ. Smith, Jr FOR compen-
of services as acting District Attorney respective
amounting to between $500 and $500 each, were
n,,ssu,ed and referred
communication was received from the Secretary Of
State stating that privilege for pupil a, the Deaf and Dumb
I'D been designated to New.York.
bill from Judge Lynch FOR $50, balance due him, was
,.c,iyed and referred
The Committee on County Officers reported favor Of
hills of Judge lngraham FOR attending drawing Jurors; Of
Nathaniel Jarvis County Clerk, and Andrew Warner, IS
crs Of the County Court Some Of the members wished
nqure into the charge jurors and the report for the
oe,en,, was laid on the table.
Some other bills were REFEREED aud ordered 10 be
c.ii and the board adjourned
CIRCUIT CoURr-Bcforc Judge kENT-Sere-
"a Pu11,.il vs. U.tham Lambersen-Hra'Y 'tRp'.
Action for breach OF promise Of marriage he p'''."
.young Of excellent character, residing ~ ''
the defendant is shp-master He had Pa'p H''e""o
plaintiff who is orphan, but has bFothe anu
nearly four years, and promised her marriage, i'o',
vas shown in his and in letters aoa'eSse" "
About wear ago he married widow lacy al ''e '""'-
The plaintiff who, by the way oil nue. "ieA'""'l was
sboy:n 10 have been much attached to him. a"u
"a and disappointed his union win aho'heI'
gnder the evidence, gave verdict III e''' VI '"''''
5000 NJ
For Plaintiff, sr James G. Ring: for Defendant Mr.. Pc
ger Wilson.
CornT OF SEssIoNs.--Beiorc the Recorder ana
Aldermen R.wsoS and BRADY.
TrII rog GRASP LARcErY.-iol,n Tompkins was tired
m Grand larceny stealing about $500 worth OF ladies BUS
49, ladies' and cldrerS boots and shoes al various tunes
rom the store william Kehbsck No 100 Canal,street'
# which 40 or 80 pairs stolen at one me-ai since
M Isl Of March last Several pairs OF tho stolen b'lSkinS
nd shoes were recovered from different places Where me
sccussd who ourneyman OF complainant haG sore
hm For the defence it proved that the accused nad
cbas.d considerable leather different times and had II
Nd nm for his own benefit he selling the shoes thus made
q, him by others. A Mrs Morris, mother'inaw OF ac'
cn.od depoed having bound many pairs OF ladies' bus
@ and some dozen pairs of ch!idens shoes Tor PRISON
,vb;cb he had cut ont of leather he had purchased II
proved by Mr. Hall that kehbec had told HIM he
I'D cold the accused about dozen pairs OF dTeS shoes
AZ Tshune defended the accused and summed up lor de-
fnce,b- District Attorney for the People ne Recorder
rb,rced the JAZZ who found the accused NOT guilty.
EorrrrEp Recommendations A. Schermerhorn,
i.e9 for enbezzemel. aud grand larceny OF the inndS
e. The Ocean Insurance Company John Dssis for receiving
, Goods IN Two indictments MARY Davis for keeping
o3.rI house at - ell Israel dodgers, Tor e lar
Sny and also for iorgs, the ID degree in passing cou-
,srit bills Henry j. Grew, late proprietor OF me MOCK
land Standard for libel on LacIus > Comstock ana
sad am1n for obtaining goods by false petences sever
y falling 10 appear and answer their recognzances were
forleitsd
TRr.L FoH GRAsp LARcrHy,-Margaret watson was
,dd for grand larceny charged with having stolen Sooo
Treasury Note fron Aaron Adolphus, pawnbroke oi No
go Willam-s,eet time in April last he accused
ss wet nurse the family 10: nearly months, ana the
note was stolen the closet but tue theft was not disco
rered ill about first OF June when Complainant SSechs
The accused got his clerk borrow some none! from er
and he borrowed $50 in the bills OF tie Exchange oak from
her WHEN he caused her be arrested lie deposed That she
vas poor when she came live with him. here wero 9th
Fl Treasury Noes the closet at the time which were not
disturbed The clerk OF Adophus dposed that he had writ
tsn 10 the Comptroller Washington about me loss oil The
note &c.tet the accused gave iiIh az piii o te N
change Bank 90 pay him 81 she had borrowed OF ann TWO
weeks be(oeta he then borrowed OF her $40 IN Exchange
Bank bills sc. She told the clerk she had borrowed ~
from the cook which was the clerk asserted untrue VI
6 McGrath stated that he arrested the accused iGnS
S0 b in her ruuk-she denied all knowledge OF the Irea-
ury Note-and lie took her prison. She there asked nun
fhe intended leave her there He sad yes ana HuSsu
her To give MP the money She denied layn. H. out hal!
called him back and todd HIM she ned STU more IN er
rnk-that she found the Treasury Mole on The floor and
got the money for it, The officer told her ne wonid do all
he could to get her cea. The officer found the SOU IN her
trunk iu notes OF the Exchange Bank to e defence t
sister the accused stated that she had gwen the accused
considerable sums money and SsG she proved
good character both in Ireland and here-was married III
Canadahad 81 month--was Industrious economical Sc
The case for defence opened by Mr. Peck and summed
nm BIZ Mr. c. w Niles. After charge from the Recorder,
the Jury found the accused guilty.
The Grand Jury into Court with number ol oliis'
and will adjourn tomorrow.
The Prti, Jurors Were discharged Tor tie tcrh'
Adjourned TO TUESDAY, II o'clock.
Al INC N,y.Ey FROM WIS.,
rGR girl named Ganerine oarne- wa "fTeses oy orr
Ger S1cGrah charged with having on Sunday stolen so'
from The pocket of Joshua Hall, of sec"md-st'ret
ph when with her house OF bad repnte, NO. i'i IN,
henv.strect She deposited portion Of the money WIN
Terrence O'Roukc, No l63 Anthony-stee Tor sale Keep
nc where recovered aud the residue was found IN
hrroom and on her person She was COMMITTED 10 answer
UPPER Police OFFIcF-RoBBlNG An OrricE-
Two old offenders named William Muiligan and William
Stevens alias Dutch fete were arrested on Saturday by oi
ers scnnoh and Lambert, charged iI. having the S
inst stolen $500 in bank bills iroma drawer the desk Of
tn Office Of Messrs ockman Martin MenzeS, side
d 10Th avenue between 18th and 10Th streets. In posses
on Of Mugan found black lace vest three silver
Watches brass ltce two finger rings and etbroach
hrwfch owners are wanted. They committed by
Jp,tce Taylor default Of $500 bail each
STEALING TALLow.--A colored named Alexander
lae arrested and committed io stealing - pounds of
alow, worth s. IS from tie slapshterhouse of Aessrs.
taiss Y Managlan, a Third ST.
ARREST AZ EscArEp PRISONER Officer Z. NJ Temp
kns this morning arrested Ewood charged with having
eped from the Jail OF Goshen Orange County where he
bd hsen confined for grad larceny. He committed
Bbe sent back for tgiai
CoRoNER's OFFtCE.-FEMALE DROWNED
The COoner held inquest to-day the foot Of 3tstreet
aorh RIVER the body of unknown female aged about
and is Years with auburn hair and her face dgtcured by
olug eaten by fishes who found in the water OF the \.
er opposite the above place The deceased dressed
alare figured calico frock muslin pctticoa and chemse,
sbie stockings and black leather shoes. Verdict,
huud drowned.
NORWICH, Conn, May 9th, 1915.
NsssE. A. B. SANDS Co.:
Gent: The present will inform YOU of the good effect of
y0ur Saryapara in the cure OF little girl IN my family
'Scp Years old and WHO ha2 Cor tse 5s sI years been
s04yleG n crooous disease, and what some called
,cal Rod n1ieltl The whole