New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24

fhe evening of the same dag. Verde. sccoriI1gy.
The DECREASED h.d been the country but one week sud
re'ded with h'r rJther Daniel at NJ, 7g Tirty.6r.tst
An inquest ~a' Hlso held a, the place upon the
body Of an Irish lsberer nsnad Michael sulv an who
died from the effects Of stroke of the sun while eps.e
ed on Thursday afternoon the corner Of Broadss
and Liberty-st Verdict accordingly.
DEATHS BY DRowNING.-The Coroner
yesterday held inquest at pier No %. r.. UPON
the body Of unknown dro xned man about 10 years
Of age, who found 10 the water a. that place The
deceased was feet 10 inches IN hight had brown hair
and was dressed In black Cashmere pants white mus.
In shirt red flannel under shirt blue ock coat striped
silk eravat, and boots. The initials g. a. A. we're upon
handkerchief, which was found In his pocket A
lesther belt was buckled about his body
| An Inquest was held at pier No. g. ~ R. upon the
body of another unknown drowned msn, fJuad 10 the
water at that place Vsrdict Of death by drowning wers
rendered by the Juries In each of the above cases
AN AGGRAVATED CASE OF RAscALIrY.
Two young girls named Melitta Auth and Isabella
Kennedy, the former residing at No 1876 A,torneyst;
and the latter at No los Clinton st. Yesterday appeared
before the Chief Of Police for the purpose of making
complaint against German psper.box maker at Wa
terbuIy, Conn., whom they state has swlndled them.
and many other girls in his employ out Of their hard
earned wages Ii appears from their story that some
months ago the paperbox man advertised In some o.
the papers In this City for large number of grls to
work for him. The advertisement stated that he would
give each of them SIP per month and their board and
pay their expenses to Waterbury In consequence
OF this notice large number of young girls m,ny
Of them orphans, and who had aged parent,
n m kEstar M a
bu. after earning their wages portion of II In many Il
not 10 all cases. was kept back and the girls were de
frsuded out of IT, Instead of the comfortable boarl
which they expected to receive their food was of tbs
most miserable chsracter-poor bread and pork an
molssse being almost the only food they provided
with The girl Isabella stated that on the day she lief
the mandatory 'ho struck and kicked By the pa
perbox without the slightest provocs,ioa on he
part The dissatisfaction Of the gis with their EN- loye
hss been general that nearly all othem have left him
and returned to their homes OF course the Chief could
do nothing TO bring to justice the miscreaut who has
hesressy swndled the poor girls and they left the
Office without making their adayiB to the statement as
given above
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENcEs.-A man
named John q. Russell yesterday brought to this
City, In custody of Officer Patterson OF the Lc wer Police
Creek, Potter County Penn, on requston from Gov
Hunt upon Gov. Bgler, of Pennsylvania. The prisoner
stands Indicted for having May last obtained by false
preences, about 5000 worth of goods from Messrs Van
Dusen Jaeger dealers In dry goods boots and shoes
&C.. at No 80 Liberty ct. The accused taken be-
fore Justice Bogart and committed to prison for trial
in default Of 81, 900 bail.
DARING LARCENY Yesterday after
noon, Officers Reed and Rsdord, of the Chiefs Office,
arrested two men, named Ernest Wise and Charles
Boneman, they coming out Of the store Of Kit
tell Kingenberg, Nos 70 and 81 Maiden lane having
in their possession six volIDs valued at $50 which they
bad managed to steal while In the store The property
was identihed by the firm and the accused taken
before Justice Bogart and committed for trial.
DARING RoBBERY.-Mrs. Waldburger
a German woman, boarding at No. 1856
Tbirteenthst, yesterday appeared before Jasdce Bo
CART, and preferred charges Of larceny against Mrs
fsuse wife Of George Fsusel keeper Of an emlgrant
boarding houss No &c Green sichst and Chas Young.
BERTH bartender fer Fau,e From the affidavit of com.
planan appears that Thursday last she was board
Ing the house Of the accused and having received 500
from a Mr.. Wm. Huber she incsutously stated that
TACT TO Mrs. Fsuse whereupon Mrs F. demanded that
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Of REFUSAL to call in the police aud have her arrest
ed. Mn. Mulhousen did refuse to give up her money,
md Mrs Fsusel then called several into the room
who seized Mrs. NJ and held her fast while the woman
Fsusel forcbIy took the money from her. aud coolly
counted In her presence, after which she pushed
Md kicked her into the street On this complaint Ju,
ice Bogartssued warrants for the of the accused
md placed them In the hands of Officers S J. Smith AMI
Cropeit, OF the Police Court, who bro1ghs tn
woman Fsutel and the bartender Youngberth before
he magistrate. They held to bail In the
$500 each 10 the charge al the Court OF SEES
lions.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
rg sales Of Brooklyn property were made Thursday
July 90 by J. Cole:
lots on Quincey.st Classon.ay $l5 each $3.50
lots on g. Gene near Cl.sonay $500 each 500
lots Greene, Clason 500 each 800
lots Van Beurenst, Clasonay S4oO EACH. So
lots La FAyette Classon S4fs each. 80
lot on La Fsyetteag, opposite Graham st. $50
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term-Be-
fore Judge Edwsrds-Josepl Curtis ereeutOr Of stst.
Of Hester A,9ustHs iced, agt James Johnson and Others
= Motion BY W. Rowland, Esq for settlement OF de-
cree construction of will OF deceased. The tesla
trix was o coored woman, had been, understand,
a slave at the South, obtained her freedom, 10
New. YORK. and by Industry ana the rise Of properly
which she had the good fortune to get hold OF,
abled to accumulate q handsome estate portion OF
which horses Nos 90 and 65 Sullivan st She
made certain bequests for life, to her husband and
gave property and personal others Of her rea
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