New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1853

ATTExPT TO SHoor POLICE OYF1oERs.-Or
Ihurtdsy night Capt Bradford and Sergeant Aekerman
eefe Passing the corner Of Bowery and Hester sta,
pistol at them and Immediately aferward turned aud ran
ooEn hesiers with great speed The officers went IN pur-
sc u which they were joined BY some e1enh bot the
ehow escaped Who be il what induced him attempt
tne lie OF the oftcers mystery.
SUDDEs DEATH.-Mr. Chas Dascomb, long
ana favoratly known Of the o. g Revenue Barge.
men, died on Saturday afternoon sitter q very short
Illness. While in the discharge Of his duties he was
taken with an epilepte TT and although mejics aid
was Immediately summoned, he expired in the course
OF two hours. He leaves large family, who reside in
connecticut IL may be gratifying TO MS relatives to
know that every attention possible paid to him by
me revenue officers and bis circle Of friends
| In the vicinity.
FoUSD DEAD.-Mrs. Mitchell, lady about 90
years of age found deed Friday in the OF her
candy shop in Christo2hert, near Greenwiehavenue,
days which created alarm, and Mr. Putnam keeper
Of the Jefferson Market Prison and Capt Taft of the Nath
stated and with bottle OF camphor BY her side An in
| quest will be held upon her body to-day.
STABBIsG AFFRAY.-Offcers Smith and
Sveeny Of the Sixteenth Ward on Saturday night arrested
two men named Pat Kie.nan and Hubert knight charged
with asssglting and sabbDg Geo Fenon residing in Ninth
eV near Ihst The parties got into ARRAY together,
during which alleged that knight seized and he Fem
ton while Kieinan PLUNGED knife into his side inaictngs
oners were taken before Justice Stuart and held for
nation
CHARGE OF BURGLARY-A man named
Michel EsEar arrested o'clock yesterday mornins
by Officer Stenberg OF the Fourteenth Ward charged with
entering the premises of Mchae Burke at No. lI9 Elz,-
beh-st, with intent steal Mr. Burkews awakened By
the noise the burglar made and getting observed the
fellow in the front Of his house. The latter mms
diaely fed but captured above stsed He had
cut out large pane Of plate gss and thus effected
trance. Locked up By Juftiee Welsh.
The BURyIsG GAME-A notorious black
named Fred Francis yesterday arrested for stealing -
from greenhorn by process termed the burnns game
The victim IL induced TO make bet and put down his
money, when OF the scsmps engaged in the game,
picks it up and runs of. The black was lockedup
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Officer O. Brien,
Of the Fourteenth Ward yesterday arrested man n.ned
Peter Grouse charged with receiving gold watch worth
$780, which had been stolen from Mr.. VIM. G. Russell OF
No 2si Fourth St The watch recovered aud the
eused was held by Justice McGrath for examination
A YoUSo boy named Michael
Boyle was yesterday arrested by Officer Durand Of the
from whom he stole purse containing IA. He admitted
viii please sppy at the Lower Police Court, Centre for
her money The larceny occurred in one of the Fulton
Ferry Stages
SUSPICION OF BURGLARY-A black, named
E Eqns T ws S W T police: By p6s
having few nights since broken into the store OF a
Newsesd, No. SIG BOwery, from which was stolen 80
worth of clothing The property found the house
of the prisoner Jerseyst. He committed by Justice
Welsh.
BURNED TO DEArH.-A child of David Nea-
gle residing in One Hundred and Nineteenhst between
the Third ard Fouth was burned 10 crsp on FeAy
afternoon during the absence Of his mother She had
left it for few minutes and eturnns found the child
dead 1t supposed that his clothes caught hre fFom
stove. The deceased was about 2 years OF age.
GRAND LARcENY.-A man named Chas. Sands
was arrested on Friday by Officers White, OF the Seven
tenth and Wilson Of the Fifteenth Wards, charged WITH
having in January last, stolen gold watch valued az 80
from pocket in the OF Mr. Squirs while IN the
baroom of the Public House No 665 Broadway The ac-
oused before Justice McGrath and held Tor exam
nation.
SERIOUS FAIL "A woman named Ann Me
D1nott on Saturday night fell from the third story win
dow of house No 1875 Avenue TO the ground and was fear