New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

gatien May II, less and signed on their behalf
G.. G. yEEFLAsoE President
HANDSOME PRrsFvrAr1oS Conductors Of the
Eighth av Railroad Company last evening at Martin
f1fasure House in Forty ninth ST Eighth av aud pre-
scented Dir James Wallace. employee o. the Company
MN an elegant gold watch token o Their esteem Tor
I'm az gentleman and friend After the presentation
hAI csome collation. was PartAken Of BY the company
FsTAL RAIRotD AccrDEsr Patrick Sullivan. en-
ployee OF the Erie Railroad Company was run A.
Hampton Orange Co. on Tuesday lat, BY trSin OF
cars and died in hour and half aerward from the in
ures received 1t appears that he ahead Of train for
the purpose Of cautiOning another train which sp
preaching from oppo s direction and when the train
behind came he attempted b get upon but missed has
hold and fell upon the rack He native Of Ireland
- years OF age rad I'd been IN the employ OF the Com
psny about three years Coroner ODonnell hell IN
quest upon the body and the Jury rendered verdict Of
Accidental Death"
SrDDTS DTATH-A German named Albert Metschee'
who arrived in this city from Europe about two weeks
since, died suddenly o'clock yesterday morning At the
Fourteenth Ward Police Station Coroner Wilhelm held
an inquest upon the BODY when appeared in evidence
party Of his friends at the public house No - Towards
where he drank quite freely. In the evening they visited
several other places about town and about o'clock in the
morning the deceased found in helpless condition BY
Officer Palmer Of the Fourteenth Ward at the corner Of
Grand-st. and Broadway. lie taken 70 the Station
House where he died about two hours aerTArd He was
40 years Of sge and had heretofore been temperate
The Coroners jury rendered verdict of death by apo
plexy.
ARREST or FUGIrWE-A German Hamed Henry Wal
stein yesterday arrested By Officer Powell Of the Third
Ward charged with having recently stolen about $500
worth Of resdymade clothing and other goods from the
store Of David Wool in PeughkeePse Out hess County
Mr. Golf siss that having occasion to leave POu2hkeep
sic for few days he placed his store in charge of the
cused who While be absent sold the goods pecketed
the proceeds and 10 this City On his arrest s20O
found concealed in his boots He taken before
Justice B0eat and committed preparatory 10 being sent
back to Poughkeepsie
HIM, Fer ncr.o. Nall oe .Lo T ,-rs- por;.o
Court yesterday arrested German doctor named Gross
man. charge Of having by false representations, OBJ
tanned the Of $780, from fellow countryman of his.
Grosman, who is in very INDECENT circumstances and who
had by friends been furnished with the means OF tax
ing bis sick wife 70 Europe whittier he was TO sail his
morning was almost beside himself when he thus saw his
last prospects blasted After visiting for some time the
Police Office Mr. LtxOw, editor OF German newspaper,
happened to drop in and hearing the particulars Of the
case according to which the Offsnse charged
debt paid the money TO the complainant and the magis
trae conso Grafton OF this discharged the defendant
who can now travel in peace.
ForyD DHowvrD Coroner o Donnel Yesterday held an
inquest at Pier No 81 East River upon the body OF man.
named John Anderson, who was found drowned a, that
place The deceased had formerly lived at No Christie
st. and left home on the 9th inst since which time he hsd
not been seen. He sevedore. and has eit family
to mourn his loss. lie was native Of Scotland 9
years Of age In what he in the water could
be sscertsned The Jury rendered verdict o. death
by drowning.
DRowyrD.-Coronor O'Donnel yesterday held an in
Ques upon the body OF Bridget Clancy native OF Ire
land - years of age who yesterday found drowned
near Blackwes Island Deceased was an insane woman
ind belonged TO the Asylum the Island In what
she got into the water could not be ascerned The
Jury rendered verdict Of Death by Drowning"
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IAntrs To TIE RF sCrF Read the great snppch nm
Rights and Temperance Question in this weeks Aner
decidedly the sgumenve and eloquent produc
before the public The
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