New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

stabbed and walked sbcr, the store holding his aldo
with his hand he then went into BIS room and
he ard BIZ wife tel him 10 20 to bed by this rma the
stor Was crowded with people, and half an hour sser
vrrds sfutzman arrested; when the deceased was
stabbed be said 10 Stuizman Pred Won have stabbed
me Satzman made rerly 20 this have often heard
S;uzman told by the deceased thai he dii not keep the
accounts correctly and deceased confessed IT, and said he
world make up it IN time.
Carolina Schlser wife Of deceased testified 10 having
been in the directly IN the of the store At the
time Of the controversy and overheard what took place.
She co-roborafed the statement OF the first and in
addition said that her husband and Mr. had Zoe some
tune Ps aisnae IA SSa h Oa. spTa nO
be ard them quarrel After her husband stabbed she
procured the attendance Of DR. 0pperman but the wound
proved mortal and death ensued at o'clock on Wednes
day afternoon.
Jacob Fsuh residing opposite the store whore the ARRAY
took Mace being stated that he saw Mr. Statzman
standing in front of HE store calling Waish ne went
told him that Shser the rascal wanted 10 cheat him cut
of the $1,000 which he paid into the concern Schaier
in the and said he had been stabbed TWO 10
Gcemen arrested Stutzman soon afferward
The evidence of Policeman and of DR.. WIN. H. van
Buren,. who Of the attending physicians, was
taken. after which the given to the Jury who
That Frederick G. Schafer came to his death from the
effects of wound in the abdomen, produced by pen
knife in the hands of Frederick Stutzman the 10th OF
September 1883 and the Jury furthermore find that the
said wound was inflicted in seifdefense"
Upon the rendition Of tbs verdict Stutxman dis
charged from custody Leonard LahrOp appeared his
counsel during the iDquisiton The deceased has left wife
and several children to mourn his uniimely fate
SPECIAL MrErrse or THE Board OF EDUCATION
Neg York "wednesday, Sept 2s s53-Presenf-Ersstus
Sa4B sas ssvsss ponns
Coolidge Meeks Murphy. Fell Stllman Fraser w Jones,
e eonns BesSe Stevens De Lamser Cary De Peyser
Ransom Hibbard. Nelson Davenport Cooper aud Beck
man. Absent-C Commissioners Mott Hilton, T. E Smith.
Wright, Russell, Wiet Williams, Morand, Davis Win.
throp. Carter C. H. Smith, Adds, Peet, Waterbury and
Monteih.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved
Reports-0f the Finance Committee, on the application
of the school officers of the Tenth and Twentieth Wards
for payment of certain bills recommending that said bills
be paid out of the incidental expenses OF said Wards
OF the Auditing Committee with bills for sundry ex-
penses of the Board recommending payment Adopted
OF the Committee on Supplies, relative to stereotype
plates in possession of the Board Adopted
OF the Committee on Sites and Plans, recommending
that plan. be procured i for uniform school buildings
On motion Of Mr. Murphy the report of the Committee
on Normal Schools taken from the table and on mo
ton of Mr. Curtis said report was recommted
COmmnnications-From William GLAND Bourne, A. NJ.
transmitting copy of his poem for publication. in accord
ance with resolution Of the Board. On file.
ton with the Depository. 10 Committee on Supplies;
The Board adjourned till Wednesday Oct O. at r NJ.
ALBERT GILBERT, Clerk
The following City property sold the Goth, by
A. j Blocker;
lot No IS crOsby.t with building asxlOs $1,000
lot adjoining, size Ss"
H. Nooay sold yesterday about hundred lots OF Properyst
Newtowp averaging something SO lot for Is BY 100
feet
F,rrs-About O'Clock Thursday morning a fire oc.
cured in the building No Pearl st. occasOned by the
explosion of a eamphene lamp. Ii was exnguished by
the inmates of the house. Damage slight go
At o'clock Thursday morning Officer u: Fisher, OF the
Sixteenth Ward discovered smoke issuing from house No
los West Twenty third ST. lie Immediately gave the
alarm, and the hremen soon arrived on the ground Out
before they could subdue the flames the house and iurnl
ture was damaged to the amount OF about sl,OOO.
The house is occupied by Mrs. Grant as a boarding
house She is insured for $4,000 in the Broadway insur
ance Company.
The origin Of the fire could not be ascertained.
Capt Stevenson Of the Sixteenth Ward and Capt Ack
of the Ninth Ward were present with their respec
tive force.
The alarm Of FIRE p O'Clock Thursday morning, was
asoned by the burning Of bed and clothing IN the
dwelling house No 3s9 Seventh near Thirty fourth st.
The fire was exnguished before much damage occurred
il was caused by person living in the house going TO
bed drunk, and careessy leaving lighted pipe near the
About o'clock last night fire broke out in the build
ing on the north Of Water aud Broad ss oc
culied BY poor families The flames speedily exn
gushed by the iremen Damage, by water, about 5000
The fire originated in of the upper rooms but how or
In what manner is unknown
On the night of the 18th inst, Mr. Edward N socum
an elnploye of the " y Sun while quietly standing in
front of No 1913 Nasseus assaulted without the least
rrovocstiou as is alleged by Thomas Ryan policeman
of the Sixth Ward who is attached 10 10 the Superior
Court Mr. SlOcum placed himself on the defensive bat
finding his assaant than match Tor him. he ran 10
The sun Office pursued by Ryan. In front Of the office
at this time were Mr. Joseph j. Briest foreman OF the
compostos department of that paper and friend of his
with whom he cOnyersing. Ryan, suppOslng them to
be ofcers called upon them 10 arrest Mr. Slocum, bur
soon discovering his mistake he pitched into Mr. Bies
whom he struck 10 the pavement by violent blow with
his t under the left jaw and then continued his assault
until Mr. was very severely injured complaint was
recently RED against Ryan before Justice BOgar and
warrant for his arrest issued and placed in the hands
Of officer Rue of the Lower Police Court, who yesterday
arrested him and took him before the Magistrate He
sions James Hanon Of No 81 Centre st., being his
rity
An inquest was yesterday held upon tho body Of Daniel
Kayenah late cook Of the soop Nser lying at the foot
of Thirty eighth ST. H. r. who was found drowned yes
terday morning On Monday last when some Of the crew
returned to the vessel they found the dinner cooking aud
Kavenah missing 1t is supposed that he accidentally fell
overheard verdict Of death by drowning rendered
by the jury.
fAdver.ssment.l
~ Mr. Humphrey Editor of The Daguerrean jour
ma sises IN Tuesdays Tribune what al real atS veil know
socaed C0ored DazeeotyPes' meaning coofsd back
re0sr no color gr0uId For proof Of this examine the
great variety Daguefeoype teSsn al ROor Gallery No
~ Broadway Beauty when unadosd adorned the moa
lAdvertsementl
To THE LADRs.-UBsDELI, PERSON a. LAKE,
No al Broadway invite their old and the public 20 Inspect
A0 and select Of Dress GSoes embasns
By Of their arm IN she Continental market
fAavertlseuientI
Gas GAs-Gas Fixtures Ofnew styles and beautiful
d vii be found AZ the Ma1ufseurrs Depot Of AscgEt
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