New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

Michael Rooney who was accidentally killed on Monday
evening The deceased, with some other children was
rlaying and picking up chips pile driver at the
ner Of Avenue and Fourte nth St. when rope used to
keep the machine in its upright position got loose. and the
machine fell upon the lad causing injuries which resulted
in death aerward II appeared in evidence that the
oocurrerce accidental on the part of the workman
and the jury rendered verdict to that effect
ForSD is THE WArER-The body of an unknown wo-
about 30 years Of age was yesterday found in the
North River near the foot Of Warren st. The deceased
had Eight brown hair and dressed in striped calico
gown with palm leaf figure. check apron cotton stock
rcs low shoes AMI straw bonnet The body taken TO
Bellevue Hospital where Coroner Gamble viii hold in
quest uponit. The body appeared to have been in the
water but few days.
AcoIDEsrs-A Mrs. White living in Brooklyn. while
crossing Broadway near Barclay IT, at p o'clock on
Monday ening, by horse and cart, and
severely injured She was taken home by Policeman.
Patrick Ryan, residing In Seyenthav, near Twenty
third st. while engaged, on Monday afternoon hetins
block Of granite the rope broke and the block fell upon
him causing serious injuries lie taken 10 the drug
store Of DR. Curtis No. 2i6 Seventhav and after recev
irg proper attention, was removed to the " Y Hospital
ExTrssrvE EMBTzzLENESr ny A CLERx--Danel X.
Undor who for the Inst fifteen years has been foreman
in the stlery of johnson Lazarus No. 2ii Washing
tont where of late years he has received salary OF
e. 0OO per annum. yesterday arrested by officers s. j.
Smith and Man teld Of the Lows Police Court, charged
with having embezZled large amount of money the pro
coeds ofsGles Of liquor which he has made without the
knowledge Of bis employers On his arrest heconfessed to
having within the past year appropriated to his own
about COO which he had received for quDrs sold by
him. and il is the opinion ofthe firm that at least $40 900
has been thus Appropriated. SO adoiy has he manag
his operations that was not until Yesterday that he
caught in III he having sold 900 worth of liquors and
rendered account Of the money received for them lie
taken before Justice Osborne and committed prison
10 await an examination.
ARREST oN A CHARGE or GaNBLING.-Riohard Nevis,
keeper of Saloon at No 81, Bowery. Yesterday
rested by officers Lord and Martin of the lower Police
Cour, charged with winning at game of cards called
"SiNy siy s.65 from Frederick Glober OF No 81 Bay
ardst Glober makes affidavit that Sunday last the
accused induced him TO visit his place and to gamble with
him at the above named game at which he lost $50 and
further that The 9th inst he induced 10 play at the
same game and then lost s25. The prisoner was taken
before Justice Osborne and held to bail to answer The
charges Gustave Shue Of No. 22l South second ST., VII
IGmsburgh, became his bOndsman.
ARREST FOR GRAsD LABcESY-A female named Ma
~ A. MORGAN, yesterday arrested by policemen Long
and White of the 18th Ward complaint OF Mr. Fowler
residing at No 100 East Broadway and r. y Squire, Of
No ls5 Bowery in whose families she formerly resided
domestic Who charge her with stealing at various times
clothing and jewelry 10 a considerable amount Most Of
the property either found in traced 10 her posses
.ion and she was locked up by Justice Welsh to await
further examination.
STEALING BAsK BooK-A tailor named John Glib
son. living at Harlem, yesterday arrested by officer
X oic ofthe Chefs Office charged with having, the
To- nit stolen bank book showing deposit Of s2l6 %
in tie Industrial Savings Bank No 81 Chatham st. t. the
credit Of Francis Mckenna, of lo3d ST. to whom be long
3D. Ao getting possession Of the book the accused took
il o. the bank where he represented himself 20 be Ne
kenua and drew ont the money saying that the next day
he intended going west On his arrest yesterday h.
taken before the Bank Clerk who paid him the money
and fully i'd nt6ed Justice Osborne locked him up
10 answer the charge.
ARREST or JrYEsILE DELrsQUEyrs.-Thos Carney
Jas Darlington Edward Brady Robert White and eleven
ohers, all youngsters yesterday arrested by Officer
Bray OF the Third ard Police who found them gambling
about the docks IN that District The whole gang were
locked by Justice Osborne in default Of $500 bail each
10 answer charge Of disOrderly conduct There are
great numbers Of these young dock thieves roaming about
IN the lower part Of the City, who always the alert
to steal and pick pockets and would be well ii the Police
would arrest more OF them.
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