New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

visit her The next night saying that shc would have tho
servants Of the war That tho following nigh, he
,isit tic house When she repeated 10 him wha, she had
raid he previous night relative TO her husbands absence
and by her "scduconS advances and careses induced
hun TO visit her sleeping nom and while both were partial
" urrobd she suddenly gave signal by alarming the
door three times wher her husband Immediately rushed in
10 The room with drawn swordcane In his hand aud
struck him violently with il upon the head and stabbed at
m several times aud threatened 10 murder him unless he
would pay him money its equivalent and refused to give
him up his clothes until he bad consented TO transfer 10 him
house and LOT which he owned in Sxteenhs ST. which he
subsc Quenly did transfer Ho further states in his aia
Wit that Mrs Seymour possesses such power of earvoy
ance as she professd TO have bu that the business carried
by her andher husband is the practice Of gross mpos
tons TO enrap the unwary and defraud them and that in
this instance they have consred together to cheat and de-
fraud him out Of his property and have thus succeeded in
procuring from him deed of house and lot worth at least
5000 or $4,000 Upon the of the ACCUSED he
taken before Justice Osborne and committed to prison to
await examination.
ANOTHER CONFIDENCE MAsArresi for False Preteases.
On Saturday last young named Geo Richardson
called upon Mr. Chss II Wenbergo importer of wines at
No II Bowory and asked for loan of 81 on check for
sllO drawn by one VIM r Frank, the Empire City
Bank and made payable to Il Richardson or bearer. Mr.
W believing the check be good advanced the money
few hours aeward the same individual called again at the
store and having gained the confidence OF Mr.. w pur
chased wines the amour! Of $780, and in payment pre-
scented check the Leather Manufacturers Bank for $500
Previous delivering the wine Mr. w ascertaned the
checks 10 be worthless the drawer of having accounts
in neither Of the above Banks ard when Richardson re-
turned for his goods and change he found Officer Bane Of
the Tenth Ward who had previously been mortified in wait
ING for him He was taken before Justice Welsh and locked
~, lipo1 thrap'cbpchS
amounting TO 81 400 found 1t is said that he has
practiced similar frauds ON other merchants OF this City
FrRrs-Ats o'clock Saturday night fire broke out in
the building No CO Trinity place in the vicinity of the First
Ward Station House occupied by G. Smith & Co as car
pener shop Doormsn Roche of the First Ward Police,
discovered smoke issuing from the second story windows
and gave the alarm, to which the hremen promptly
responded but despite their exerons the upper portion Of
the building with its contents entirely destroyed Loss
about q OOO No insurance.
AT lOI o'clock tho same night a fire broke
ont in Public School No IT, located in Forty sevenths,
between the Eighth and Ninth avs The frenen were
promptly on the ground and by their united exerons
succeeded in extnguhng the flames The doors windows
and flooring were considerably damaged by the remen in
getting at the FIRE The building damaged altogether
TO the amount Of about $780, The fire is supposed TO have
originated from some defect in the fues connected with
the furnace used LOT DtdlnR
fire wGs discovered at an early moment or the building
would doubtless have been entirely destroyed
Yesterday morning at . o'clock fire broke out in the
INNER par of the dwelling house No 442 Tenth av owned
and occupied by Gilbert ONe The flames spread with
oreat rspditv and communicated to the adjoining building
No 4z4 owned and occupied by Mrs Erwin The hremen
ofthe District were early the ground but being unable
10 obtain adequate supply of water both buildings with
their contents were partially destroyed notwithstanding the
exertions made to save them The loss Of Mr. ONei Is
estimated ct about 1000 Insured in the North River In
sursnce Company The loss of Mrs Erwin estimated 81
about 5000 Insured for 500 in the Eagle Insurance
Company
Yesterday morning at "a O'Clock FIRE broke out in the
furh story Of the large building known the Eagle Ms
on tie corner Of Desbrosses and West sts williamson
Mann & Co. proprietors The fire originated from some
unknown cause in the fourth story and the spes spread
with great rapidly bursting out Of the roof and upper
Windows The Fire Department Of the District were early
on the spot but notwithstanding their exeron the build
ing with large quantity Of drugs coffee and spice was
narany destroved The mills were used for grinding
drugs coffee and spice and large quantity OF these art
ces in the lower portion of the building though not injured
by fire was damaged considerably by water The loss is
estimated at about $4,000 but whether insured
or not we were unable yesterday 10 ascertain.
Last night fire broke in the lower part OF No 1872
Nsaaust occupied by Messrs Lambert a Paige as
shirt and furnishing store The Ere soon eHnguished
Loss about 500. Insured
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