New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13


tenth St upon the body Of Barney German. naive
Ireland rs years age who died from the effects Of al
received on the 9th inst at The Crystal Palace Toe de
II the building fell of scsf diog and through the sky
light distance Of fourteen feet receiving injuries -hicl
proved fsss verdi Of accidental death was rendered
bv the jury lie leaves wife and two children to mourn
| his loss.
On Saturday night the body Of infant found upon
the front stoop Of dwelling at the northeast corner OF
Vsrck and L.ghtsts The body WAS taken in charge by
the police, and an inquest will be held upon it,
FATAL RAILROAD AccrDESr-A man named james
Black, lately residing At No PAL Tenth was found at
O'Clock yesterday morning ing upon the Hudson River
Railroad track, at the of Twenty hfths m dying
condition, having been run over by car or tram OF cars
that road He nsensble when found and died I'm.
medatey after being taken TO his residence. IL stated
that the deceased somewhat intoxicated at the time
and while in the street venured upon the track and was
accidentally This, however. may not have been
/ the Coroner Gamble notified, and would have
held inquest upon the body yesterday but was obliged
TO defer until l0I O'Clock this morning. in consequence
! of the absence Of the necessary witnesses.
female shoplifter calling herself Mrs Csssln,
Saturday detected in the act Of stealing piece OF ribbon
while at Arnolds dry goods store, No 62 Canast Sas
handed TO officer who searching her person
found the ribbon She locked up by Justice bogat
for Trial.
Az IssAsE GTRL.-On Saturday afternoon an interesting
young girl about IA years OF sge was observed acting
strangely at the foot and on being
stat that her name was Eliza Stanton and that shs had
been living with Mrs Cosgrove at Jersey City who had
burned up her clothes and turned her out OF the house
She subsequently stated that her name was Jesnnstte
Cochspe. and still later hst il Eliza Carpenter She
placed 10 the Of Mis- Foster httron OF the CITY
Prison. 1t is supposed that she left her no while ande
temporary alteration Of mind She is quite pretty has
dark brown hair in ngets and dressed in spottsd lilac
frock.
FoUsD DRowsBD-The body of an unknown man WAS
Saturday found in the North River at the foot Of jay
Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest upon the body, and
post examination being made, wound about two
inches in length found upon the head The deceased
bore the appearance having been about six weeks nihe
water and the wound seemed to have been recently made
II upposon is that the body while hsstng 10 the river
in contact with stick Of timber other hard
substssce. The Jury rendered the following verdict:
THAT the deceased found in the North River At the
foot of Jayst with large wound ths right side OF his
head he having been least six weeks in the water Tue
jury say whether the wound vas inflicted bsor. or
after desth, evidence could be ob..ned as to the
manner in which he got into the water lie had on blue
overss two shirts and heavy boots.
FouSD DRowSED.-An inquest was yesterday held by
Coron.r O'Donne upon the body of an unknown min
found in the East River at the foot of Twenty siIhst
The deceased was about IS years Of age had black hair
and wbskers. and about feet inches in hight. Ho
dressed in black cloth coat green pantaoOns two
shirts, blue wooden socks and shoes The Jury
rendered averdct Of death by drowning"
Found IN TIE EAST RvER--The body of an unknown
far advanced in decomposition, yesterday found
in the East River at the foot Of Fourteenth street Coroner
Gamble held inquest upon IT, but account Of the ad
vsnced dec, IMPOSITION Of the body it impossible to
ascertain the Of DEATH and the Jury rendered
verdict Of death from some cause to them unknown
Tie body is supposed to be that of translator of Ian
gusges who months since suddenly left OF the
Newspaper Offices Of this City, where he employed
and has not been heard Of The deceased was dressed ia
lions hair sack over coat Cashmere pants of reddish
color black elk vest buttoned up the neck red neck
cloth white wooden under shirt white muslin shirt
with linen bosom, calf skin boots and cotton socks Hs
about feet inches in height had oaok hair and
wlisktrs al about his face In his pocket we're three small
keys and French newspaper lie was about 80 years OF
age.
CHARGE or DESTROYING REcEIPr.-A young man
named Chss d. Evans on Saturday arrested by OH
Ger Patterson of the lower Police Court ch rged with des
troyng receipt for 90 so which had been given by do
mestic in the fsmy of Mrs Eliza w Roosevelt Of No IA
State S. receiving her wages It's alleged that the &C
cused called at the house Of Mr. and asked to the
receipt which upon being shown him. he Immediately tore
up alleging that OF no consequence. Shortly AFTER
Mrs H. received note from the accused saying that he
clerk with Nessrs Cochraue & Nelson, lawyers and
bad been applied to by the domestic to sue for her wg-
The accused denies the truth of the charge aud states that
examination lie will satisfactorily explain the whole
matter.
VINO Is TO BLAME On Saturday evening, three
horses and wagons fell into in the Of
struction, in Thirty second st, between Fourth and Mi
son avs in consequence Of there being no light thss to
people Of the danger The necessary light has since
been placed there by the Eighteenth Ward Police
A NUISANCE TIL attention of the City Inspector i.
invited TO number OF hog stys located in the rear OF
several lots on Twenty fths between Sixth and Seventh
avs the stencil from which is ntoerabe and exceedingly
annoying to the residents Of Twentysxth-st and the
vicinity.
ATTACHED by RowDILs-A man, named Henry Mon
ague while quietly passing through one of the streets OF
the Eli bth Ward. at o'clock yesterday morning W S
attack by gang of rowdies who knocked him down
beat him severely and cut h hand He was found by the
poce and taken to the Fifth Ward Station House where
lis wounds were dressed by DR.. klbourne No ARES
Used UP.-The appropriations made for the Department
Of Repairs and Supplies intended to last the year OUT are
entirely used up, and the Commissioners asks or "a
ditiona appropriations of about $4,000 to carry him
through.
Mr. G. Burgess of New-York is now engaged in erect
ing on Lexington place, Willamsbdge, short distance
below the Railroad Depot substantial brick bulldog %
feet long by wide stories high in which the Japtnng
Of cotton cloth and silks is be carried quite extern
sively
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