New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
REAL EsTATE.-The following property was
scld Dec 0 hr A I plnocter.

10 lots adjoining each $50. ~zO
lot l2ist-st and 100
7 lots on llth-av adjoining each $50 240
6 lots on BOOminsdae-road, in rear, each $3.50 ..Sl9
j ~ DO lith-a, and lsQds Az
lot OF do adjoining .............'''''....'.' 80
do. o. d. '''''.'.'.'....'..'..'..... 800
do Broadway in SSg
| do. do. adjoining. ........'.'''...'''''''' -
| do. do. DO. ...........s...'.'''''.'. 80
do oppostr cor I2sd st. ard lth-av............ 100
os ad onins, on llth-av esch 35.............. go
4 do do. on is2i-et each s2j5................l01O
do. do. do. each s2p...............'. go go
Lott On LODI in reSI each $50 1870
~ The managers of the Twentieth Ward
Mission, az LamRitinc Hail. corner Eighth-sv. and
Twenty nnthst beg permission TO appeal TO the pillar
thropc behalfhe many oucast and iorsacn sons and
daughters Of want among the children connected with
their Sabbath Schoo-one of the Ragged Schools" so
called and under the general supervision of the New
York Sabbath School Union IL is fact that about one
third OF the scholars the average during the past
wear have been kept at home for want OF suitable ap
pare and that according TO moderate estinlte two
hundred promising youth really Mt objects OF cha1y,
have been passed over and left to walow in the filthy
dcs Of crime the almost certain victims Of nisny and
ruin want of funds wherewiih 10 bring them out 10
schCo oil md make them decent We feel confident the
liberal minded Christian public of this City viii gladly
furnish the friends and teachers OF the School with the
ability to carry out, Immediately. their benevolent aims
aud purposes.
selves into Clothing Society and all thais now needed
ale funds to furnish them with the materials.
Donations woollen cotton goods cast-of raiment
remnants Of cloth, shoes, overcoats, would be most
gratefully received if sent 10 the following indvldu1ls
Clark s. Armstrong, No 313 Eighth-sy, corner Twenty
ninth-si Mrs Richard Hayter, No 425 Eghthay.
John II. Eaton. No 1i3 West Twenty ffth-st; Il. n
HayCns, No g Wallet
EY' The examination relative 10 tho Prop
el" frauds was resumed yesterday afternoon. Thomas
Oakley late Teller at the Ocean Bank testified that
in the LATER part of September Proper opened an ac'
count with that Bank and deposited two checks,
amounting Al 800 and that of the checks, which
purported to have been drawn by one Patton on the
Mechanics Bank, subsequently proved 10 be worthless
The testimony of this witness closed that OF the prose
cution and Proper underwent the usual examination.
He stated himself 10 be 10 years of age, by profession
machinift, and native of this City He refused an
swering any other questions. The examination was
here POSTPONED until Oh o'clock this morning when the
case will be opened for the defense r Is the intention
Of lis counsel TO raise law point 10 the effect that no
criminal oiense has been committed The District A.
torney will be present to answer
A TROUBLESOME PAssESGER.-GeO III. Ken
dfick driver of one Of the FOurteenthst stages, yes
terday appeared with elongated phz before Justice
MCGTsth and complained that man named Francis
Hsnley had attempted to pass upon him spurious hall
dollar and because he refused to take H. had threatened
10 shoot him. Ii appears that Hanley passenger
in Hendricks stage and stopping the stage to get out
had passed up 10 the driver the half dollar n question:
which the latter said bad and refused TO take The
passenger declared il good and at all events that he
had other change the driver then closed the stage
door and whipped up his horses refusing 20 let his pas
senger get out the latter then took pistol out OF his
pocket and put the muzzle through the aperture IN the
rear of the drivers seat and threatened 10 fire the
driver did not stop. This brought both him and his
LOrses a stand, and he got oil the box procured an
officer and had ha troublesome passenger arrested.
An examination relative to the merit Of the case viii
be held 10 day.
SUICIDE ny HASGNG.-A boy Il years OF
age named Philip Andrew hung himself in the yard OF
bis fathers premises at the corner of Forysec0ndst
and Tenth av and when discovered at o'clock yester
day morning was dead. Ii appears that contrary 10
bis wishes he had been placed with carpenter doing
business at the corner Of EghthsV. and Iairfyeighth
st. for the purpose OF learning the trade, but had been
very irregular in his attendance at the shop and on
Thursday afternoon his employer sent him 10 hs father
and requested that he would not return unless he made
up his mind to be steady at his business tor the ia
ture. The boy, on going home told his mother what
had occurred and received from her some Twice res
tive TO his future conduct in the matter he then lett
apparently for the purpose OF going bed bu. inst ld
OF doing %. went into the yard and with clothesils
hung himself by the neck from the fence Toe Coroner
held an inquest upon the body, and verdict accord
ance with the above statement rendered. The d.
ceased was native OF erInsny
SERIOUS FAIL.-Ebenezer Tucker IN aged
man residing IN Owego Co. n Y, while passing through
Dusnes, Thursday night and when near the corner
OF Wet Broadway fell into ami was very ser
ously injured he was discovered soon sfterwsrd, by
Officer Trusx Of the Filth Ward, and taken TO the y Y
Hospital
colored woman named Judy Green, said to be l0s
years Of eye fell in OF the streets In the Thirteenth
Ward on Thursday evening and was severely injured.
She conveyed by Officer E-gle.ton 10 her place Of
residence, No. 100 Aitorneyst.
SUDDEN DrArH-An old lady named Hig-
aim while walking through Fty ninl-st, Thursday
afternoon was taken suddenly III, and went into the
house OF Mr. Murphy in that street nesr rstay from
yh,ch place she was conveyed 10 the Nineteenth Ward
Sstjou House Dr. Martin FOR bu; his efforts 70
restore her proved unsuccessful snd she died a. II
O'Clock the same Dg h; The Coroner was notified
DIsUoyEsr SERvASr.-Paulna Fiem q Ger
man woman 40 years Of age, I'll recently servant n
fsrnilv residing ia Twenty -ninthst, near Eighthsv-
ss YESTERDAY arrested By Officer Kleder OF the fire.
Ward charged with having stolen gold watch sauei
:, slOO together with clothing and jewelry worth n All
sl67 the property Of Frederick G. Vstsche, OF No -
Houstonst. portion Of the property was trac,l 70
The possession OF the accused who was committed b.
Justice Osborne ior tris-
Cu,RcE OF FORGING ORDKRs.-A young man
rsmed Thomas Gill; in the employ OF Henry Lively,
nrin,er doing business az No u Fuonst wac yeste,-
5ay arrested by Officer Walsh, OF the Second Ward,
CHARGED with forging the name OF Mr.. L. 10 several
orders on which he obtained groceries and dry goods IN
I small anounts from various individuals. Mr. Ohrer
MovbTsy Of No "a Fultonst, was detrauded o. small
srnoun of goods BY means of of the forged orders
The accused confessed hi. guilt and was held By Justice
/ Osborne 10 avail examination
CHARGE OF GRAsp LARcEyY.-A young man
named George McCalvey was yesterday arre.ted oy
Of5cer Bumstesd, Of the Essex Police Cours eIsrseu
nth having on the Goth ut stolen pockesoook coz
tanning checks policies Of insurance and money % IN
value In al Of s526, from the desk OF MI stephen "
Wood four merchant az No. $40 ChAmoers-st On nis
srrest the accused confessed his guilt stating mat ne
b.d giTsn sle of the stolen money 70 his mother had
| ,.,rrSn.ed sous clothing With more Of u, and had