New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
REAL E,rArE-The following sales were made by

n TmIUIrv Tm Spring w., "
net Mandatory by George Boyce, The fremen soon
extingushed the flames before much damage occurred
REAL EsrArE-The following sales were made by
Cole & Chiffon April %:
House and c3s Houston $50
House and lot No ll6 sant'nst az
and lot No ~ 9TH 80
lot cps = corner 5d and avenue 5000
iiou and %: on Brooklyn A'1
ScALDED TO DEArH-COroner o DOnnel held an in
ihiriavs upon the body of Michael Mead, child p years
of age whose death caused by scad received on Friday
last The child at play near stove IN the Kitchen
when kettle of boiling water which was standing upon the
stove was upset by the child and the contents OF the Kettle
fell upon him scadng him in dreadful manner verdict
OF accidental death was rendered by the jury
( ARREST OF JUSTICE or THE PEACE on CHARGE
or FALSE PRFTENcEs.-Eias l. Brady, Justice OF the
Peace in Stcuben County yesterday brought to this
City. in custody of Officer Mooney OF the Jefferson Mlr
kct Police Court to charge OF having on the th
of August last by of false preences obtained gro
ceres 10 the amount 5000 from the firm of Belknapp
Greggs OF No Washington st. 1t is alleged that the
accused represented himself to be in good business tree
from debt and the owner of a valuable farm Seuben
COUNTY al Of which charged To be untrue Ii is further
alleged that soon after receiving the goods he assigned
them in payment for pretended debt with view oil de
raudng his creditors 1t further stated that four or I'VE
other merchants Of this City have been served IN Ike
manner By the accused. lie was taken before Justice
Stuart ana held to await examination
SUDDEN DrArH-John Founder, pump maker who
lodged II the public house of MI Bunce corner ct South
and Cgterin IS wa, found dead in his Saturday
last Coroner ODounel held an inquest upon the boiy
and verdict Of death from congestion OF the BRAN was
rendered by the jury
AccIpESrs-A lad years age, named Martin Cur
ran whose parents csde at No 100 Orange st. while play
ing on the roof of their house Saturday afternoon acct
dnalv fell to the pavement and teartuly injured lie
was conveyed 10 the y. \. Hospital
man named Abraham Blake, was found on saturday
night in Water t bleeding proisey from cash IN the
I.ad yrl ch he
lie taken the Fourth Ward Police Station where the
wou4d was dressed
FATAL ACCIDENT IL NEsEY-srREET-Shortlya after
5ococl on Saturday afternoon sc1tiod erected ON the
outside Of the house No - Nescyst, upon which three
men were engaged in painting may and all tell to the
pavement One of them. whose name was not asceralned
who is believed arrived in tins Cy ron ireland ABOUT
three week, since was instantly Killed. GcorSe hutchh
son another of the unfortunate men. had ms skull rac
tured and Michael Kennedy the third had his right ankle
broken An three were taken Ia the New ork Hospital
at which place the Coroner viii to-day hold inquest upon
the body of the deceased The accident was occoned Dy
the breaking of a rope which the scatfod cleiy de-
pended Several persons who were passing nj the time mar
rowy escaped injury One Young lady had her dress torn
by portion OF the falling scaiold
FATAL RAILROAD AccrDESr.-Shorty after o'clock
On Saturday afternoon, boy. SIX years OF ag. named
James Wilson, whose parents reside at NO BOY EighthaV
was run over the Of Thirty seventh ST. Oy one Oh
the Eighthav Railroad ears and almost instantly killed
One of the wheels passed over the boy head ana crushed
So that the brains scattered over the track Inc
y
parent and the deceased Immediately conveyed to
their house Elisha Fletcher driver OF the car was soon
afterwards arrested suspicion OF careless driving and
held To await the result Of Coroner nquson tester
day Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body OF the
deceased when Mr. Henry Baker, of No 25j Thirty sew
enth ST. testified to having Witnessed the occurrence ana
Ia being only about twenty distant from the lad ut the
time The instant he discovered the boy he made signal
for the driver stop the latter as quickly as possible ap
Piled the brake and did all in his power to stop the car ou
unable to do time to prevent the passing oil one
of the wheels the lad He was driving at the rate OF
about four miles an hour and did not observe The child
whose seemed then 70 be attracted by one OF the
cars proceeding up the track Other testimony which was
elected coroborated that Of Mr. Baker and the Jury rem
dered the following verdict That James ls0n came 10
his death by injuries accidentally received by being run
over by one Of the Eghthav. Railroad cars ON the rem
dion of the verdict the driver was discharged from Gus
tody He has been in the employ OF the company for some
time and has always borne the reputation OF being care
tul driver.
ARREST OF A FUGIrTE.-Capt Halpin and Officer
Kleder of the First Ward Police Yesterday arrested man
named Edward 0abrechI on suspicion OF beng tne party
who few DAYS since robbed Mr. g. Gordon publisher, IN
New.Orleans " 5000 and fled TO this City. Capt H. on
SATURDAY received Geographic dispatch nAratng the ROB
berry and describing the appearance OF the party
He forthwith commenced search and succeeded IN finding
the above named accused No - Walker St On search
ing his trunk $3.50 gold coin together with bowie KNIFE
and several reyolyers and loaded canes Nc, were ioud
The prisoner was held to await requlston from the Tower
nor of Louisiana
Cu,BGE OF PocKEr PrcKISG-Two men, named
Richard Squres and Thomas Riley, were arrested by OH
Ger Duaon of the Seventh Ward charged with picking the
pocket OF Mr. Robert II. shannon, of No "a Washington
= Jersey City Of pOrtemOnnae containing SIZE IN bank
bills while he of the Jersey City Ferry boats on
the 9Th inst The accused had seats next 10 Mr. and his
wife SGuires admits obtaining the porte monnaie but says
he ound il in the cabin the boat His companion Is said
10 BE- an old thief Both taken before Justice Welsh
and held TO await examination
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEsY-Margaret Brennan,
servant in the family of Mr. Turner of No 1893 Beecker-st
was Yesterday arrested by Officer Tucker OF the Fifteenth
Ward charged with stealing money, clothing &c to the
value OF IS from the house Of her employer She mad
been in the family several months and had always been
deemed honest but her parents arrived in this City from
Ireland few days since and being in destitute circum
stances she led the commission OF the act tor their
relief The evidence OF her guilt Is however, not eoncu
sive and examination she may and Is hoped Will be
able 10 prove her innocence Of the charge Justice Stuart
held her 70 await examination.
VAGABoSDs.-The attention of the Sixteenth w ard
Police called the fact that every Sunday gangs OF Loaf
ers the Ninth and Eighteenth and other streets IN
that vicinity the oe purpose Of insulting females gong
70 and from Church using vulgar language which they
make if point 10 speak 30 that can be overheard
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