New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
SALES OF REAL EsrArE-Tuesday, Aug

Los north ile ,5'h-st 300 feet IVES; sd-ay. shy
sIo,s north side is;h-s, ado.ane -. SO 1905
Lcs noFth ste ,jih-s -. aio,nas 400 so
1t south side ie,h-st ~ feet west sd-ay. p by
Io,s south side ,stA-,, 80 T, don.n- . $50 LIS
l.; south SIDE 10Th = ~ + idlo'rns so
Its south SIDE i6'h-st ~ f adjoining ~ 40
Plc-NIc-The First Annual Pic Mic and
Cctilon Excursion of the Steam Boiler Makers Pro-
tec.iye society Is to be he'd to-day They 90 by
steamboat Caiahne 20 Glen Cove.
IMPORTANT LAND SALE.-We understand
tina; the property belonging 70 the Trustees OF the
Fast Newark Land Company. comprehendlng TWO
or three hundred acres OF land. opposite Newark,
on the east side Of the PaSSalc, sold last week
by Mr.. Anthony Dey, to company N Jersey city, for
about sl2-,C COO
The SUPPOSED MURDER BY POISONING
Al 10 o'clock Yesterday morning, the Coroner pro-
ceeded to the house los EldrdgeSt for the purpose
of holding an inquest the body OF Nlctorlne Grun
zig. who died early on Monday morning. as Is sup
posed, from the effects of corrosive poison. admins
tered by the hands Of some person prescnt unknown
Nictorine lander. residing At No. 29j Broome-
ST. was the hrs, witness sworn She ;eStl1ed 10 hay-
ing known the deceased for The last three months,
and about SIX weeks before forming her acQuNnt-
ance, the deceased arrived IN this country. The lat
Ter was taken sick TWO weeks ago thl> Wednesday
evening. directly after having eaten some mutton.
She was seized with violent vomiting, winch con-
ID
with less frequency. During The whole OF tins time
she complained of great thirst and burning SenSa-
ton IN the throat and stomach. She passed blood
from her mouth and nose on saturday, and from her
nose on sunday. On sunday morning DR.. LeGrand
ordered her to take some lemonade, ~ she was yom-
ting occasionally The deceased continued IN this
way TIL Sunday night. AZ O'Clock, when she began
10 show symptoms of insanity which lasted TIL 10
O'Clock the following morning, when she was seized
with frequent desires 10 WON'T. and died IN an hour
aferward
George Landesmaun, VI D., OF s. Allen st, was
ca led 10 see the deceased the 3lS of july but dd
not prescribe for her she seemed much better In
TWO DAYS aiterward he called 10 see deceased again,
and found her tongue coated. and presenting vel
low appearance. The deceased did not seem 10 be
much exhausted. and Or g. AZ TINS time di not leave
anv medicine The deceased had sand the witness,
been vomiting from the effect of 4 poison. Tie
lef, prescription, went home. and called again the
following day, but finding the deceased no better ne
discontinued his visits, and did not see her again.
The witness stated THAI deceased informed MN that
she suspected some person had given her poison
,atharine Enka of No los Eldfdge-st, was next
sworn. and testified 10 having visited tie deceased
IN her roOm about five days after the latter arrived
there. on which occasion the deceased complained
of having great pain IN her bowels and, opening her
mouth 10 the witness SAID, " Look lnmy mouth | am
poisoned" Her tongue, said the witness, presented
very singular appearance. During the sickness OF
deceased She was attended during the day by the
French woman Margarctta Loronz and al night by
her husband. The deceased was suspicious oi her
husband Some soup was made for her by an ac-
Quantance OF Nargaretta and highly commenueioy
her husband As good soup but the deceased tearing
that more poison was IN IT, refused 10 take H. Out
SaiI TO her husband, You take some OF TINS soup
first and Will take some afterwards" to which ne
replied. Never mind then, throw 1t away and II
was thrown away. j Camochan. VI. ID, of No
SO Broadway made post mortem examination on
the body OF deceased, and discovered signs OF
inflammation between the external surface OF
the liver and the pretorum surface oil the r ao-
dOrninal wall, extensive adheslonS eNsthg me
-s.fsa hon
Of the stomach The liver was softer than usual
but the gall and bladder We're healthy The stomach
presented signs OF lnnanaton externally as Wen as
internally The stomach contained halt cupiuil of
fud of n dark color floating IN II vas whitlsh ma
teTlai, a. II a white powder had been mixed IN H.
The duOdenum presented slight signs OF unlauid-
ton. Both large anG small lnlesilnes and crtium
were healthy. SO OF the kidney and bladder, lungs
and heart
The stomach and contents were taken IN charge by
Nr Blcakeley, the Deputy Coroner, and passed over
ID 10 Tie NeW-lOTk Hospital for dnlllIIl0l Inc
Ju.N VINO we're empaunc.ed 10 decide on the case
were discharged I'll II O'Clock on Thursday morn,
ing Al which time II IS expected that Professor Ken
vii re ready 10 report whether the stomach contains
poison or not The case viii be concluded a the
Coroner's Office. The woman LOrrnZ was arrested
Yesterday morning, and with Grunzlg, was commit
ted 20 prison 20 AWAIT tho verdict OF the jury
ROBBEn IN THE STREET - Yesterday
morning 4 green specimen of manhood, named John
Moore. haIlIng from WanenyIe, Medina county
Ohio, appeared al he ONCE ot tAe Chei 81 foiice
aad stated that the night previous. while sleeping
quietly IN a doorway IN NasSan-st, ne was over
hauled aud dragged INTO the street by a policeman
whom HI charged With picking ms pocket oil val
f,t cOnta nng S45. thereby leaving HIM IN destitute
condition and far from home. The money which
Moore lost, he said. was PAID hun by droycr from
Ohlo whom DE assisted N driving lat cattle 10 this
market Moore mad on piece OF paper the name Oh
the policeman who he sald had stolen ms money.
What redress he obtained VI did nos ascertain.
Moore a the tine Of ms loss was partially intoxi-
Gated
CHARGE or EMsEzzLEMEyT ~ young
man named James C. Campbell. was Yesterday
taken INTO custody by officer Elder II the Lower
Police Court. on complain; OF pr Ed"I. y" DIN
ock II No. 30 Penn.ngton-si Newark y. J, VINO
charges the accused with having. during The last 30
DAYS embeZzled from him the sum oil 500. ana APP
pf0pnaling the SaIne 10 BIS own use. justice Latin
Top held the accused 70 BAL 10 answer the charge
Darn BY ScALDINc. The Coroner yes
tefday held an inquest al the house No. 332 West.
2Hh-s' On ;he body Of lad FIVE year. OF age named
John Wesley Odeil, born in New Jersey, VINO came
10 ms death on Monday morning - extensive burns.
L. appears the deceased was sitting near furnace
on which was pot Of boiling coffee, which accident
ally fell of and scattered the contents over The chic,
burning him IN such q shocking manner That he 1led
~ Two hours afterwards.
FoUND DEAD IN BED-Y esterday morn
lng an infant child. about twO weeks old. whose
paYeuts reside on the northeast corner OF Forty
second-st and ThrG-ayenue. was found dead IN bed
vita u parents who are supposed 20 nave ofeflah
II during ne night The Coroner VIII hold an n
quest
CANPHENE EXPLOSION At 10 o'clock
on Monday night. camphene lamp exploited IA the
house GO rler vi Allen and iiOustOn-ss.. causing an
..arm Of ire TO be gwen But little damage was
81 aimed
FALLING OF 4 SCAFFoLD.-Iwo masoEs,
named Thomas Conner and John Basset, while AZ
vork ou a scafFold erected az new building corner
OF Twenty ond-si. and FOurih-aTenue, the scat.
fold gave way Ani pIecIpltated them to The ground,
causing severe injuries 70 theE persons. The H. ured
men were conveyed home by The Eighteenth Wart
Ponce.
SAaIous AcCIDEsr-Las. evening. about
c, O'Clock a lad, II year, OF age, named John Dol
". while gathering sticks n the fourth story Of