New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-23


ru her or months She lived in Greenwich co'ns, O
~. stree, when first knew her She moved theh 70 Hla,
oaue thence TO So Caua-street where sne ''
s p,rer Saw her when went 10 get clothes washed
M. knew when she was taken up. Before that she
W me little box to keep for her wass"ay at my work
md she her husband after me. Went 'e mex ia! !"
her boarding house the afternoon OF Friday
o,3 me a; frs, she had sewing she wanted me TO
As- giving the sewing she sald she had little oox
w. wanted ne 10 take of for hsr-to put 1t IN my trunk
sue 10 one see il or steal She said there valuable
eH,- :, rho box II in her where she gave
tho box telling to take IL home. | was at Mrs Hun.
ny and carried the box there !; was morocco box and
lid mn in paper. carried the box to Mrs Hunters that
Nd left it, Saw again Saturday morning. The
M Was opened Saturday morning Mrs Hunter and my
rly we're present WHEN opened There was hrs; yellow
' 80 rhe box tied with cordthe newspaper
Yb was seaed Broke the seals took off the newspaper,
,bsre was white paper then 10 ths trunk which
. not locked. Opened IT, found pocket handkerchief,
80 and flannel bag sewed up both ends Ripped the bag
Snd rolls of bills inside oftsome hops also TOOK
roIs ef bills There three rolls. Cannot read.
es Hunter saw the denomination Of the bills. There
s cold coin and silver In the box and gold pencil
- ;e the small box and calico like the irock Mrs.
on now also box Of rings. The box shown and
sed-also watch key, stes pens and stamp for seals
!S,Ifsd Never the box before After opening the
~ nm, in all the contents, aud left all with Mrs Huner
~, saw the box the Police Knows Saunders Have
- rim ., Mrs RaCge's twice. Mr. and Mrs.
nr were present Il Ragge's room, who was sick
nj @ see Saunders there afte ards II early the
Nrer saw them together bu, that and that in Ca
I,reet Mrs RaCge had paid witness off before she gave
t the box Paid nothing that day that week. She
owed me some 81 s. before she gave The box Did
10, nav me all at once She paid in Greerwich-sreet 81
., ona time Often called her Tor money She said she
.o,d nav me as soon she could Gave ence some
sw.lry 10 take 10 eweller and see what 1t worth
Sver gave me any thing except the box keep When she
cave me the box she told take it, 80 right home, aud
say nothing about The first time after that saw her
al the Police.
Crosseramaed First heard that forgery had been
n,,ed after the box opened heard OF reward
be given after the box given up understood the reward
was TO BE- $4,000 have got yet The Chancellor
has awarded $500 witness The money is IN ths bank
have given an order for Mr.. Warner. Gave order
70 Mr. OxIer where am servant 10 see that get the
money, aud take care Of it for me.
Frederick Patchman, eweer, sworn Lives az 90 Ca
pa.s,ree Has Ragga times. Sold him in September
gold pencil case the shown and ne paid So so Tor
Sold him also pair of gold sleeve buttons for 81 SO
H. pad ne $50 bill on Ward Bauicannot say what
Ward. Sent it and got it changed at grocery cannot
tell the mans Oh Monday night he gave me his name
TO put on the buttons He GOT them Tuesday the 5th Sep
mber Ny partner sold him something besides was not
present at the time. Saw il the book.
The cour, then ad journed II o'clock THURSDAY
POLICE OFFfcE-CHARcE OF FRAUD.-Quite
Young named James R. Hughes, was arrested this
morning charged by M James A Sparks, proprietor OF
the Churchman No ll9 Nassau street, with fraud,
having collected money from the subscribers to that paper
and appropriated his without any right
hority 1t appeared hat Mr. Sparks had abou; the Isl Of
August last employed Hughes as clerk and after five or SIX
the books and making bills against subscribers without
leave order proceeded collect after his discharge
Ho collected 50 OF Mr.. F. Carpenter, 2ol Broadway SO
from Mr. David II Dick lis Fourth street. aid in all S25,
which he applied to his He confessed aud was
committed 10 answer.
A SOLDIER IN BAD QUAKTERs--Ye esterday soldier
named James Harvey paid of ar Fort Hamilton and
discharged. He 70 the City. the Five Points
last evening and while dsreputabe house. las Anthony
street. he robbed by two girls of Sl20, OF whom
escaped The other, named Caharine Everton. ar
rested by Officer Neals and committed; but the
money recovered
CoRoNER's OFFICE. EXAMINATION OF Will
llAMs Fon lluRDEn.-Pe,cr Williams who in prison
charged Cooners inquest with wlfally and elonious
ly causing the death of Daniel Stanley by sabbing, Sun
day evening last this evening brought OF prison for
examination before the Coroner presence Of James NJ
Smith Jr Esq his counsel and answered substantially as
follows,
was Is years old the 10th March last; was bonn IL New
Jersey butcher by occupation aud reside at 22l Sui
street He then SAID he was not acquainted with Dan
ie Stanley Chapel Sunday night and does
net recoect any thing about the crcumsance-tha IS
The klling, aud tell whether he HIM or not:
He said he did recoect striking Stanley ahe re-
members being chased y men down Chapel.street;-
recollec falling that forksreet;hat one
of the men fell with him, and struck him two three
getting up again and running far as the
conectcners cellar and fell p;and he fell the
side tried stop him-the man outside cied put nm out
That whether he drew his knife not he he does not
recollec recollects having his knife his hnd inside the
cellar Asked the in the cearto TO protect him, saying
he (William) danger The said II that Is the
with you, aud let him at another door into
Beach street He then SAYS he crossed that and going
few minutes he taken aud carried 10 the watch house.
After that does NOT recoect what was done.
lie was then committed 10 prison for trial!
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