New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-08

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the a,,sst fed ah -e snl eons I'd the
mtIntras 10 contain ID Io of T. nsiesi III o,er
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.e qis eies when received g. 'Tb iiis sa-a1ee re
rsqrs 7.-y Gina 80 su'. 70 rorr +. ,ss ~heh VII Be
ssiry made Iy d. MC sds a.. O. the decided spiaisa
Dr. slobridge smith Who vss pcc sent the ANALYSIS OF
q he o os s 5sh ', s s b. S
On tie above evidence Coroner Wilhelm addressed the
jury. who rendered the following
VERDICT:
That ihe deceased Rc-e Williams came to her death by
arsenic. administered to her BY hcr husband Andrew
Williams
On tho rendition Of the verdict. de Coroner committed
thu prisoner to the Tombs FOR trial.
A CHILD AccIDEyTaIIT PoIsoSTp.-The infant child
of Ma Kroch Of Ne. le West Broadway place. died
Saturday evening from the effects Of dose Of aud
administered by liz mother through mistake for
syrup Of rhubard. The child restless on Saturday
afternoon. snd the mother thinking quiet it with dose
of @ Of rhuberb, took from the mantle vial which she
supposed contained that medicine but. by mistake. took
vial resembling it in appearance containing laudanun, and
administered spoonful 20 The child. She almost mme
daey discovered The mistake and 10 the store OF DR.
fnne by, for his assistance. The DR.. administered
oInetc but without the desired effect and death ensucd
aftcrward. Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the
body Of the deceased and verdict rendered ascori.
Ing with The above statement. The child wss one month
rnd res day. old
ARrrsr cH,RoE AEsoS.-N II O'Clock
Saturday night FIRE discovered in the shoe-scp of
John ioore the second floor OF No. Ia Brosdt The
lower part of the building is used groghop by Isaac
II. Graft the OF the building and the upper par;
kept by Graft a boarding -house. About dozen men
NoJc in the GROCERY when the Ere broke cut and al
rushed up the shop of Lcore They found tlc place in
flames and Looric standing by the door. apparently mach
excited. quantity Of paper saturated with camphene,
was found upon tho floor and he, being unable to give
satisfactory account Of IT, was arrested by Lieut. Snod-
graz, Of lire Eighteenth Ward Police. suspicion of
having intentionally fired the place. and taken before JUS
ico Bogart who committed him to await examination.
The accused had h. furniture and stock insured for 1900,
Mile il j. e-tinsted be worth scarcely $500. About
thirty persons were in the building when the fire broke out
End many Of them in bed. Tho flames quickly
ineushcd, and but iii h damage done, either tn the
brildine OF stoch.
PAssIsc CouSrERyrn MoyEY.-Two Germans named
Henry Back and Henry Muller Saturday arrested
by Oficors knowles and Maher Of the Fourth Ward,
lsr,'d with attempting 10 pnss counterfeit bills the
Cleier Go. Bank, to Levi Large and John Moleh They
were take before Justice Osborne and committed to await
examination.
ChARGE OF FALsr prErESsrs DI.ai.srp The COM
lai pending agais; Charles H. Clark and Sanders ".
Rove, charged with purchasing goods under false pre-
soncos from tho firm Of ketclam x Owens fully
amnc IN the 4h ms before Ju,ce Bogart, and upon the
examination Of the complainant Hamilton T. Ketchan,
he evidence dill sustain the accusation, and the mags
irac dismissed ac case and honorobly acquitted the de-
IN.