New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

TOt.l..................ss.s ss7 1880
ANOTHER Mock AUCTION SwINDLE.-
Some dsys since Mr. John Miller, OF Kingston Canada
West, arrived in the CITY his way 10 Au,trala and
put up AZ FTenchs Hotel On Saturday last while
passing mock auction store, he attracted By the
cry OF gong going, into auction shop where
one OF tne trnks was crying OF a watch which he
waUanndto be gold. This watch was Knocked do xn
10 one Of the Ptters belonging to the concern for
SlI, out the fellow pretended tnst ne had no money
snc s'ked Mr. Miller TO pay the deb, for him and he
would refund the money after going Tow steps down
Nassau st. Mr.. Miller paid the money, but no sooner
bad done so, when another Peter" approached and
pretending TO be matchmaker. gave IL his op,ron
that the watch just purchased worth more than
$40, and stated that ii galvanized The frat
Peter then pretended TO feel very sogry auc.
topeer for cheating him, and proceeded TO raise
"muts but the matter was apparently settled By the
suciopeer putting up genuine gold watch upon witch
the indignant Peter" given the privilege Of Did.
ding, with the unde standing that the o1rence be.
tween this and the SIS being paid BY him. he should be
privileged 10 return the latter Attnis point OF the pro-
ceeAing Mr. Miller demanded the S5 which he had
paid for the frs. watch IL refused and strange
saw be was prevailed upon to pay So more, the
difference 10 the value OF the two watches We might
go with the parra,i0n OF M Mer's operations With
these fellows and others of the same stamp, until at
least column was taken up With it. but the folio wing
curious memorandum of the dongs OF Mr. NJ, fur
nisbed by himself will fully suffice snow she rascal.
ity Of these mock auction operators and hope deter
ether stranger from visiting their shaving shops:
!
Bought OF ar Nsmsles. No Nassau At of the firm Of
the New.YOrk Spirs Double Twisted ne lag LABS nthian
Paid for Mr.. sly Boots Cos agent or wlre-puler
Second Wstcb-Pad difference. s.
MI 81, Boot. here stepped out to OBEY snsasn call;
! No - Broadway for Mr.. D. OF Montreal, bourd for
Australia stated by him. two Of Cos agents or wire
Pad Mr. T, at request Of Nh D for services,
Total paid to ........................s5l
Paid 10 Cos wire ruer, Mr.. Sly Boots.
Psd to be released from payment .................
Scene 4-Put up sell az Peter Funk establishment
wire RULER, Mr. D.. and sold 70 Mr. j.. AZ - pote
lint no psym-pt-Raye me the dodge. Damages
Scene 5-Tsken for sale similar establishment No.
-Cnsthan-st, at request Of Cos ssent Mr. Whpper-
In, snd sold. contrary to ny orders, tor s@-so re-
leased with difficulty. Damages.
Total C7
Expenses loss of time and IN awful desn,on damages
per dem - TO be increased 10 so, aud not paid on
MONDAY destruction Of Cos run and fishing ground.
with other punishments II nece ssary.
! Netr iork, Aug p. 1852.
Af,er being minus about the above amount Mr.. MI.
Ter applied for redres TO Justice Bogart who Issued
warrsDt for ihe arrest Of four OF tue Peters two OF
whom were yesterday arrested and held for examns-
ton. The others are yet a. large.
/ RECOVERY or THE BODV or Ma. GEO.
! SCHWARTZ The body OF hr. George Schwartz, who
has teen ns,ing from his place Of re,dence No. 81
Avenue A, since last Saturday morning. account OF
whose myseiiou, dsspJ easroce WE published yes.er
day morning. was found on Monday night in the water
NJ hf foot OF CsLsst and remOvedtO tue Seventeenth
Ward Police alton, where post mortsm eya amin alton
Of the BODY sds by DR.. sideil, but 40 marks OF
violence found upon H. except cut on the head
which Wa caused ~ the boatho'k used 10 drawing II
! from the water. The Coroner was notified, and pro-
ceeced 20 enpsrnel jury after which they took
view OF tie body. aud then separated 10 reaskem1le
this morniDP when the ipqulsh1n As to the cause OF
destl will be held Tee Coroner IL depirous - collect
all the ternOny IN relation 20 the matter that can be-
obtained this he holding OF Iho inquest
deferI ed until to-day.
A FRIGHTENED BULLOCK's FREAK,.-
At 3 o'clock Oh Monday afternoon sbulock woch
being driven through streets OF the Eleventh Ward
became frisntehef, ana getting away from his driver
lan with great speed up PM Il and Avenue c. up.ett
ing In bis several pedeStt4us, some of whom
were ,eyerely Injured On arriving at the OF
Eourthst, &c cmhsd into puthc house, kao~n az
Union Esl AID So0n cleared the bar room Of 10 Ia
mates dry.ng the bsr keeper to sucn extremity
taat ne lyrct 70 make his exit through windl~
The bar Dom, however contained nothing TO seittne
taste q the animal, and he verylunceremonously
marched into ~ oinng room, where he found num-
Der, engaged playing billiards, domiaoet and cards
these very made their exit aud tt' him 10 charge
If the room Afssr turning over tables, chas. -,
he came out and continued his through Avenue
c and Fifth st when be cAuga, Mr. Conway upon ois
iorns AMI sssd him nearly causing his DO th. rne
bullock Was coon after ward snot, and Oicer stiles
Tie couraepousy stepped up and cgt his tnroat Toe
owner Thos WilIbip, residing IN C0lumbiast, then
came up end demanded the carcass. which was duly
surrendered.
Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDEST.-Th Cor
oaer hello On inquest yesterday upon the body OF
Thomas Conway. native Of lrela1d Il ye'rs OF age
who billed on Monday Al th- d. 80 Of tue Harlem
Railroad Cor psDy, corner ot Fourth-av and Ihrty'
frat ST. IN consequence OF being over by locomo.
tive which backing into the depot Tue DECEASED
was in the eli poy Of the Company lie nad ent7fed
the place unkno~n 20 the eneineeT or 70 any person
belonging 10 IRE road and remaned there uno5ssrYed
until after ,ha wheel of the locomotive had passed over
him The jury afrsr closely investigating .hs case
rendered ve-sic. Of accidental death.
FATAL RAILROAD Accountability
Sesap IN Irishwouau on Monday afternoon, while Oh
the track OF tie Hudson River Raj 40, shor dis
lance above Tsrytown, being on her way 10 the enun
Try Of Gen James Watson W-oU 70 sse ner sS!s''
who vss servant la the family % th4t gentle Az, Oe
came f,,sh:ened 81 train thsn approaching nei anc
before she could get out OF s way, was run oysr snd
instantly killed. Tns enslnesr made every tn'L %
s.oy TIE train, but was unable 70 90 30 IL ',le 60
body uss ye,terisy brought TO the cy and tsNrn y
the relative. of the decreased TO Beecker5t where an
Inquest viii Do neit TO cay.
RrRNyp TO DEATH. - Margaret Ann
Owen. a child two yesr, Of age, whose parents resas
Il No l07 Th,rteenth o. on Sunday aitern 1on wnlls
nsvpg near The grsts 10 the sitcten, was dreaduiy
burned IN Consequence Of is clothing having tsken
IRE !, died yeste dsy morning from the e-ects OF toe
burns Coroner Ives heio an lh4Iss' uy"n va oool
and verdict OF accidental death was rendered o. tae
Jury.
CONSEQUENCE or FIGHTTNG.-A man
ramad Henry Halfpenny Vas found at one clock
yesrerdsy morning the corner Of rhrteenh st aud
Flint av viii one d bis legs baey fractured and other
wise -eo be having been fghuus win an inaV1eA
who made his escape before the police sane ap lac
Injured n.n uss tax 20 the Seventeenth W ara ronce
station ard there attended by Dr. =. Budd; alter
which he was removed 20 the New YORK HOSPITAL
BURNED TO DEATH.-Peter Moran died
IN Tpesssv mornlrg In the Nsw-York Hospital, from
burns receyec;on Tuesday night a. the IRE In Aneh
Dining Saloon no. Fu.on-st The Coroner was
notified.
SERrors FALL.-A laborer named john
Duplap lille a; work yesterday upon neg building