New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05


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NriTlrt - IN Kcar. ona Of re uar0-s in eli.s,ed
ia The murder Of DR. Os6orne about ten days since
yesterday examined before Coroner tton. and STATED
lat At ibe e Of the murder he in the City buyiag
GOD ior hi' eeihag .,91s IL clayton Jefferson County
viii sitting in the pablic no fell into a dose ani
finely got up and went to bed he heard nothing about
the airsy until next morning when John MahOny informed
hin of T. snd said that he Wade take the knife from
TT Osborne and stab him with i. Heating VIII be de.
tanned until his can be passed upon by the 6rsad
jay although il is generally believed that he had no par
t;craton In the murder He is Irshmln by birth Sc
yesrs Of age.
SKRIous ArTRaY-On Monday afternoon difficulty
occurred at the of Avenue aud Eleventh s. De
tween John Matthews who resides there sal rela
tive Of his named David Adams living at No ls' Avenue
when the former becoming highly exasperated se'zed
club and fed his antagonist TO the escr by powerful
blow with upon his head Matthews was srrs.ed soon
after By Policeman Wade. OF the Eleventh W ard and
locked up BY Justice Welsh for examination. Adams was
home in derous and his injuries are deemed
that the Coroner has been notified TO take MS
ante norton examination Both parties said to be of
incorporate habits.
AyorBLR FEaRFrL SrABBING AFFRY-About
o'clock Monday evening dispute occurred between
boys about years of age each in Ssth a. sesr 10Th
av when one of them named Patrick Doyle plugged
knife into the abdomen of Patrick Dennison his anago
mist inficting wound two inches deep. DOYLE i'm
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the Twentieth Ward Station House whore the latter was
attended to by DR.. J. H. Wilson and afterwsrd removed
To- the residence Of his parents No 33l West Twenty sixth
where he lies with scarcely probability Of recoy
cry. The Coroner last evening notified TO take his
dying deposition Doyle was yesterday taken before
Justice Stuart and committed prison await the result
Of the injuries inflicted.
FAr,L FAlL.-Coroner ODonaeIl yesterday held an
inquest upon the body OF Mrs Catherine Hoyt native
of this city 81 years Of age whose death caused by
fracture Of the skull produced by falling down light Of
har lafa No
O'Clock on Monday evening Shortly before the occur
renee Of the accident she had been suddenly seized with
dizziness in the head and pain in her back and was adj
vsed BY her daughter to retire She said she would do So
and her daughter left the but after heard her
mother fall down the stairs and going to her assist
found her dying The Jury rendered verdict OF
death from fracture of the skull received by falling
from the stairs leading to the garret.
ATTEMPTED srrcDr-John Dowdy. residing at No.
Orange cut his throat with Monday night.
and taken the New York Hospital with but slight
prospect OF recovery.
ForyD DRowSrD.-Coroner Hilton Yesterday held an
inquest upon the body Of unknown about % years
Of age found drowned in the North River foot Of Cham
bers.t The deceased about five feet in hight was OF
light compile 1ion had long brown hair and wa cosrsey
dressed In his pocket Is cents in money and pawn
ticket for pov, which the name Of Mr. Stacy
No marks of violence were upon his person. and verdict
of death by drowning was rendered.
Rus OVER BY STAGE AND KILIED-Coroner Gam
BILE Yesterday held inquest upOa the body Of Mrs Sarah
Smith native of Penn, 10 years Of age, whose death
was caused by her being run over on the 18th u while
in Broadway Broome ST. by an omnibus The test
mony adduced showed that immediately after the occur
renee the driver of the stage John cks whipped up his
horses and drove off, and with difficulty stopped aud
arrested The Jury rendered the following verdict That
deceased her death by injuries received by being
run BY stage No 95 Of the Broadway and Madison av
Line driven by John Hicks and furthermore that said
Hicks acted in very nhuman manner in not stopping his
stage until ordered do by the police The deceased
had been resident Of the city for upwards Of 80 years
80. - n. hi, ,f ma nan
was yesterday afternoon found in the North River at the
foot Of Leroy it, and the Coroner was notified to hold an
Inquest upoo it.
Fall FROM Sr.GE-A man named Jeremiah Morris
fell from the top of stage in Broadway yesterday and
broke two of his ribs He attended by DIR Abraham
at No 81 Bletckerst and afterwards conveyed 10 his
residence in Brooklyn
CAyISG ~ or PIER.-On Monday afternoon, about
thirty feet of the bukhead at the foot of Rvington st.
suddenly cayed in. carrying with it Policeman Elliot Of
the Thirteenth Ward and two citizens who standing
thereon The three rescued from drowning by james
Philip and Others.
fAGver'i.ementl
~ Tickets for Lectures on PhrenOlogy, By Mr.
Fowlet may be had the door this evening
Building MOr0n, siase tickets IL cents or
iwey.or sI.
fAdvert., ment
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lectures bssuu Paintings having recovered from his ae
ndpOsOn Thee who have heard the 'ed st have
Opportunity
Advancement
To TIE LADIEs-UBsDELL, PERSON q LAKE,
No Broadway their Old and the public 20 nspcc
tbef Pal imPO.ns rich BrOs Plain Gsee and Plaid siks
Also select OF Dress Goods embracing
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iAfvertssmentl
lY- Druggists and Country Merchants can be sup
piled with CELEBRATED VrsETtas LIsfsEsr al
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