New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08

| ,o basement. distance Of 80 feet sui
an ieh " se,v vigorously nJurej. ana was taheh
kvsn wa Wa, no,ni,al Deceased leaves family re-
4 DIE. ~ lIester-st. verdict ACCORDING """ '"'
sa'os tsc,s was rendered by me Jury.
c,o.e, SrlcIDE.-A man. whose name
ctIi asn earlv Yesterday morning Jumped or iei
4 j. u1h III story window N his cweuGag 'n
l ron . . rcar Avenue h. and Was instantly killed
| ssvei l,,,eer was notified 70 hold an inquest
! c.,~ NJ GENERAL SESSIONS. before
No'' and Aid Conckhn AID Bait - ne
te ~ r. The following persons appeared th!s
Cfsn.n,ro = CoGIt anu were sworn ~. = W az
rla an,. =, the present tenn WIN I. nos, o.e,
Jmoisy ~ BroyOst Mariin j.. Bryant. Andrew
nan; 'p..t D0ian, Jas. W. D0mnicS, Joseph r.
CMHS Kfclsr. Geo. Carr. Nm. w LiVermoTe,
JOY, vrtG,rrg. Edward y. Williams. Jlrah Buil,
keos smith jonathan G.. Fleet Timothy Tar
Bias r.. N,ls, ratk. Mullhlii, joan White, John
BIoy ,eo,cer charged tho Grand jury bringing to
INV the importance OF the duties oevoiYIng
ineh ,hors aud recommending on Their part the
upon nj investigation o. all charges brought De-
Hos', hen lis Honor also called ihe attention Oh
loer rrfy g. the law against usliry. the VIOLA
IDe "a lection privileges. selling lottery tcAets,
w" TIE Grand inques. then reared 70 tneir cha'h.
a.. and commenced Their tGtleS. Inc A>sstdnl
gns,rc, attorney called several cases, but 'he de-
ip.5ants rot beng ready for trial, the cases were
~, Of for future day. 800. $4,000 c,r
PNo busireSs beng ready, the Court aojoufne' lot
tie day
c.n,r C,Lvvp.R- Tins Dou- SUPERIOR
80, l927 g. 70, T. 49, H. .. 70, 49, 49, 81
,a 10 D.. s., &C., 80 90 81 81 9s. 81 - u, ~. RI
aroyse, PlfAsSame as yesterday, adding 70 Pan ii
kss ~ sS' coarrr-General Terminus g. IT, 49, 90 81
S's,2l 8. 49, 20 80 g.
An,r.r or A FuGlTIvE.-Two Germans
- Sbsaer and Schwartz, were arrested some
Dsa.,h, since on a charge OF having caused the
~ Of one OF their cOun,rynen named Mlncn, VINO
I'D IN R,jngtonst, by NAL practice they having
storme1 4 surgical operation on ms person-he dI
hs sjme suffering from drOpSy. True oillS OF IN
Sstmeni .cre found By the Grand Jury against these
en and IN the mouth of July last, while tney were
s,nrnlng ~ prison from the City Hall, where they
,sd been arragneG before the Court OF General SEES
sons 10 Mead 10 the indictment, Seneifer mdnagol
a escape from the custody OF the ponce oncer' ana
he whereabouts was no, aScertalned until oay pc
ore Yesterday. when officer Vantassel, OF the Eie-
sSnib Ward ascertained that he had fed TO Railway,
n j. ard there established himself as a physician
The Officer procured the necessary papers, WIN
shich he pyoce eGed TO Railway and succeeded III ar
ystug ~ inau. whom he brought 10 the Cly yes
yrday lie ives committed to prison to await MS
nal.
CHARGE on BURGLARY.-A young man OF
sespectabie appearance, named Joseph Newman,
was Yesterday arrested on charge OF burglary In
he second degree, IN forcsbly entering IN the day
time the house of Mrs. Curran, No. l0i west
EIeyepthsi. and stealing therefrOm breast-pln::
He was detected when leaving the premises ana
was uursred and arrested BY officer FOWLER oil the
Ninth Vsrd Justice Bleakley held him for ex-
animation.
Axo1HER-A young man, giving his
nam, as James Davenport, was yesterday arrested
on a charge of burglary, in entering the house OF
Mr. q. Cochran. No. 227 First-av. on Monday nigh,
With intcn, to steal. He was held for examination.