New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

TwTs FousprIScs.-Tuo fsnsle infants apparently
about n day- cd re found on tuesaY ngat -, a
tho ward az No I9a Seventh e. ard the other In the =
II No l73 Seventh r. Trey were taken 70 the Ain'-
House.
Forsr DsowSrp-CoroneT Hilton yesterday held al
inoue UIon the body Of unknown man about 81 years
Of age found droW ned at the foot Of Leroy At N,r RI,
or ne d.eeased wa about feet inches 10 yht, aud
was dressed IN patent leather sh0c gray mixed CAST
tsnts white shirt grey mixed coat and black silk
cravst lie had email earrings in his ears and gold
ring upon The middle finger Of his right hand on Which
were the iniia A. r. Also port nonnse containing II
cent? and silver watch with short chain attached lie
had been in the water about week Verdict Death BY
a." Drowning
sUIcIDE BY HasoISG.-Jscob Heser, q German by
birth 60 years Of age committed suicide on Tuesday
night by hanging himself by the neck TO the limb Of
willow tree IN sunken lot in Seventy ninth st. between
First and Second avs. He came TO this country about
since and has lived in state Of poverty IN an old
shaniy erected the lot where he took bis life. When
found by bis son he dead with the rope around hs
neck lie ia said to have been Of Incorporate habits
Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest upon the oOdy
and verdict Of suicide was rendered BY the jury.
FATAL ACCIDENT Verdict of CeHspre.-Coroner Gam
bic Yesterday held an inquest at tenement house the
corner Of First av and Eighthst upon the body of
child years Of age, named Mary Ann Cahi, who was
killed by falling out Of window Of the fifth story IL
appear that while the child and her parents were taking
tea on Tuesday evening the father requested the child to
pull down the sash of the window which was then up ana
he in attempting 10 do accidentally pushed up ana
losing her balance fell 10 the basement snd died mmed
aiey her skull having been terribly fractured by the fan
The s Of the window only about Is inches above the
floor and 10 bars had been put across the window to
prevent persons falling This is the case with many
tenement houses in the City and the Jury in rendering
their verdict took occasion to call the attention OF me
That the deceased came 10 her death by fall The Jury
would recommend to the proper authorities the necessity
Of taking cognzance Of the reckless and unsafe in
which tenement houses built They also believe that
the window Of ts house, not being properly protected,
wac the cause Of this child losing her life.
Fatal AccIDEsT oS THE NEw-YORE AND ERIE Rail
RoAD-Edward p. Tifhn a physician, was run over by
train the Erie Railroad Tuesday evening and died
at the New York Hospital yesterday morning OF the ing
Station which ia absnt 45 miles from Jersey City The
train had stopped and the deceased had gone to parake OF
refreshments when the Conductor called ont twice
An aboard and the train started before the deceased
had got upon t. He to get up,n one Of the csrs aud
while his foot upon the STEP he fell in front OF the
wheel, which passed over bis right thigh and arm. lie
native Of Ohio 80 yeas Of age and mad but lew
DAYS before returned TO this country from visit 10 Parls
The occurrence shown TO have been purely accident
al. and the Jury rendered verdict to that effect.
Fre,r,vr FROM PryssYLyAvIA.-A man named Daniel
Flerrnan was Yesterday arrested by officer Roberts OF
the Third Ward as fugitive from Wkesbarre, Penn.
where teegraphc dispatch states he stands charged with
grand larceny in stealing draft for 5000. He
med by Justice Osborne 10 await requlsion from the
Governor of Pennsylvania.
ARREST or An OLD OrrKsDKR.-Oficer Keefc of the
Office of the Chief of Police yesterday arrested man
named Albert Wyman under indictment for grand larceny
in stealing about worth of ewely from the store of
Robert Raft corner Of Broadway and Warren ST. in the
month Of September 1851. The accused at the time
member Of Felows's Mnstrels, and since the commission
of the larceny has been absent from the City He was
locked up by Judge Beebe for trial
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