New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

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AnREsr OF Dock TgrvEs-On Friday night the bryce
Gen. s Burroughs living at the foot OF Dovers' East
River wss entered y tive dock thieves VINO suco.s %
carving of three fr,nks eeutlining elo'hns ~c r1e
property OF Geo w. Sklnner master ~ M barge th5
thieves were observed by nr Skinner gust a. ne MA
placed IN their boat the tree franks de- was asieep III
b cabin VII h they wOrt and was awakened Dy
TIE nose they made when Hayinc About yGgn' or uis
! following morning officers Duffy, Holden ans Cogtn II
| the Fourth ard arrested I've ysrny men Ian-d joan
Quinn John kerigan Patrick Neville john Go nelly All
90 Aiaee on suspicion = beng dock ui vs. VI
these Cap; Skinner identified vils ~ one 0t t thieves
whom BE- saw leaving his vessel r1zer AMI 81 hand
ker hef which wee in the truns at tire time they were
stolen were found in possession 81 tins prisoner TIC &C
cHs-d parties taken before Jctce Bogrt AMI COM
! uiited 10 PRISON for trial
SUIcDE-J. Frederick Becker German. &c year of
age committed suicide in the cellar of his lager beer
SHOP No lO Essex s. yesterday after Soon at CLOCK y
cutting his throat with razor He left the houss AZ noo1
yesterday, While partially intoxicated with the Intention o.
going 20 fire which broke ont in the nsightorhOOd aud
not returning when expected his family became alarmed
ana the house suPpong he msbt hnVe entered
hUnbeknown 10 them IL found in the cellar with hs
throat cut and dead-a razor vas lying beside him DE
had been IN the country about seventeen year asd has len
wife and three children He baker by trade but
r two months past had kept aagr beer shop athe above
place He of late had been quite ntemPerlte n his hab
IFS Coroner Wilhelm was notified and will bold an inquest
upon the body.
E1HE ALLEegD KiDSAPPISG os A MICRO CB'rD.-On
Friday afternoon Dir Lewis Tappan appeared b-icre jus
tice Stuart and preferred cpnp sn nst one Frederick
Collier, whom be- charges with having carried away and
concealed the coorod girl Jane Irainor with view OF
preventing her father from getting her The abduction Of
the child stated to have taken place while she was IN the
Fah on Friday morning inst after the superior Count had
dismissed the writ oi habas corr which had held her. tor
ant o the presence OF the sihr of the chdwho il Is said
was inobbet out Of the CITY The g has since Oeen re-
covered and the exaninat on OF Collier Is set down to
come of az O'Clock, T. NJ day before Justice Stuart.
ARREST OF FrG1wEs Three Euglshnen were arrest
I'd ia the city saturday morning charged with roo0ins
at the Village OF Sing Sing Il appears that they broke
INT he houSe M on
which they stole trunk containing so IN money and so
worth of clothing Information Immediately DIS
patch 20 Lieut. Duns Of the Twentieth Ward Police,
who arrested the accused AZ they we're leaving the hudso III
River Railroad at Thirty hrst ST. The property vas
recovered ana the prisoners were locked up at the J
son Market Prison
P.sslse CousrERrxrI Mo1ET-A German nemsl Hen
~ BIZ dehof yesterday arrested by officer Mcbride OF
the Fourteenth Ward charged with Attempting pass 81
bill the Government Stock Bank of Ann Arbor Mchi
gan altered 10 s. BILL at the Ct Jacob BrelFer No
l94 Centre It. IN payment for beer On searching
the prisoner 8 past note on the City Trust and BnSng
bis possession He held TO bail in 500 by Justice
Welsh 10 answer the charge
CHARGE OF RoBnERY-Two men named Francis sholtz
and Henry , yesterday arrested by the Four
Ward Police charged with having, the 9th ofJly last
knocked down and robbed SIR Geo Baldwin at his shop,
No % Pellst OF 7 in bank bills The accused who
Germ an cabinet makers, il is stated worknen the
shop Of Mr. Baldwin and after being paid OF BY Mr. g.
they committed the assault aud roc0tFy They deny the
truth Of the charge, and state that :hey only arrived the
cousry in August last Mr. B. however identifies them
the robbers They held by Justice Bogart to await
examination.
SrrA1IyG IRov-Odicer Moneypenny of the Fifth Ward,
Saturday arrested two men named Jas Roy le and Mar
tin Calvin charged with stealing pig r0n valued at S3)
rom the store of T. 5 james No l0j Water ST. The ac
cued confessed their guilt and informed the officer that
they had sold the rsn to Patrick Donovan AZ much
less than is value Donovan was then arrested a
charge Of receiving stolen goods and held to bail by Justice
BoguIt to The thieves committed for trial
pf.NN N,,af
yesterday arrested Two men named Louis kruder and
Charles McDOugail charged with the commission OF \ VIC
lent assault upon The person OF Lemon Landernanck an
fmigTant runner living at No 10 Green1ich St Ii Il
alleged that McDnugal struck the complainant upon the
head with sluig shot knocking him sen,eless to the
pavement, and nhcting severe wound. The prisoners
gave BAN in $500 each to answer the charge
GRAND L,RcESY-A man named Frederick Alps was
Yesterday arrested by Officer Clark charged with stealing
q gold watch and chain valued az $50 from 4 German
named Deitz After stealing tine watch he put in pledge
NJ the pawn shop Of Adophus in Pearl near Rose st he
then pledged the ticket for - at Dutch grocery tor
The watch recovered and the prisoner was locked up
10y Justice Stuart Tor trial
FALSE PnErESsEs- OFFICER Kearney Of the Ill District
Police Court yesterday arrested man named Albert
,Lre char ed with obtaining by false pretenses bod
ding linen &c. to the value OF about $500, from Il Mrs.
Mary Io Tie accused was committed to prison by jus
flee Stuart In default of $500 bail to answer the charge
No portion of the properly has been recovered
IA Pekpocket, named David Josepps, was arrested
on Sau rday evening in Center Market, having ia his
nossesion wallet containing s2l, which he stole from
Nrs Sarah Oney ofNo 2O7 Mercer st and also peck
hook containing $50, for which is wanted at
the Essex Police Court The prisoner locked up
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