New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03
DOINGS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.

LoyELoRy AyD PESsILEss.-A decidedly good
looking English woman complaned yesterday that
Ell had been dc uby swnoled by masculine deceiver
named Jeremiah Waddugton. She says that she
landed on Saturday from a Liverpool packet, and
with several of her friends went TO Jeremishs board
ir house, No. 100 Cedarst., and on that sane day
jeremiah invited her to walk out and see tue City.
She went with him, and they partook of refreshments
several times. jeremiah told her that he loved her
dearly, and wanted 10 marry her, and she
should be no other mans wife but his He said that
he had fallen in love with her when he frs, her
90 the chip. She, innocent creature, said Yes be-
lievips that he was srcere in his vows, and while
holding her purse in her hand he asked her to let
him have il for safe keeping saying that il be could
get possession of that, he could easily get her.
She. confding in his love- gave it to him. They
then went home somewhat elevated in consequence
of frequent Refreshments and she went TO her room
to bed In the morning before she had got up, Jere-
mish came into her room and she fond aud frail.
lie told her that day she should take possession
." of the new house" Since then, she has learned
that Jeremiah was trihiDg with his Mary Ann, and
that be does not mean TO marry her. She wants to
get back from him everything she can get back
now, alas, only the purse with 50 I2s Cd in it. Tho
Serge ant Bell while he taking her affidavit, cast
sbeeps eyes at Justice Osborne while he was swear
ing her to it, gave the book just the prettest kiss and
tried to usde one of the officers to her home.
OUTRAGE vPos CHILD.-A slender, sickly-look-
ing little German girl, apparently lot more than II
years old although she says that she is IS, sent
to the Mayors Office on Thursday from the Comnis.
siopers Ct Emigration, to complain of an outrage
committed upon her person, rendering il necessary
that che should go TO Wards Island. Mr. Senior
took her affidavit, to the effect that she arrived in
New-YOrk lat June, and her sister who is now in the
country got place for her at No. "a Albany-st.
Mr.. David did lot pay her the 81 per month - he
had agreed, in consequence Of her having lost i've
dollars for bis wife, and one day she started
TO run away. Mr.. Boschmsn lived down stairs,
ard when she was going Mrs. Boschman met her and
induced her TO stay with her and take care Of the
kitchen. While there che two or three girls that
were always nicely dressed and well fed, though
they cid mt 90 any work. She thought 1t
strange, and asked Mrs. Boschman what it meant,
and il was explained to her, About three weeks ago
the barkeeper came to her bed. She says that she
cried and resisted him. Since then she has been
sick, and on Thursday morning ran away. war
rant was issued, and on Thursday evening decent
we're found in the house, who did not manifest
any great fopdn.ss for music when they saw
hal dozen Policemen. Mrs. Boschman was
not at home. She had hh quarrel
with Ter husband about an English girl, Adelaide
Green, whom be was keeping and left. Boschmsn
came in with this girl-wbo is expected to make
him fether-whle they were there and made his
escape, when they began TO make arrests Blu. was re-
token aud conducted 10 the Twenty-frst Ward Sta
tioR-House, in company with his bar keeper the I've
uuscisns, the little girl, Innocenzia Helcher, Aie-
laice Green, Margaret FAX and Ezs Halter. The
musicians and the bar keeper were released. Yes-
,erdsy morning, Mrs Boschman went to the Mayors
Office to find her husband, and was very much sur
prised to- find ,ha, she was a prisoner. Boschm.n
and the girls were brought up. The girls swore that
the house was not good house that they had been
staying there and paying him half. The upshot OF
the examination was. that Boechman was committed
in default of $500 bail; Misses ak and Heller were
cent up ss Migrants and the little girl and the
who is about to be mother were placed in c,re of
the Commissioners of Emigration, to go to Wards
Island.
This is the house where murder was committed
last GUNNER.
SECULAR Music or THE SABBArH.-H. G. Liv.