New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1856

The hair and pulling his head backward cut ter'ior
rash acrss his throat and before his friends could
interfere stabbed him three four times IN the oacx
Mains friends then seized the rascal and pounded him
until his ewes were blackeued and his nose bled freely
Cant. Squi,r OF the Eleventh Ward police being near
bv then arrested him. and he locked up by Justice
Brennan for trial Main is dangerously injured, and
il feared win not recover
BrRGIAKY IN BROADwAY-REcovERY or THE
STOLEN PRoPrRrr.-On Tuesday night, at late
hour the tailoring establishment of W. H. HYDE, No.
3oi Broadway. was entered by burglars, and robbed
of cloths, vestngs &c. TO the value OF shout saoo'
Can't. Bowling, of the Sixth Ward police, was soon
notified Of the occurrence, and taking with MN VT
ceant Martin and officer Woodbridge, started IN par-
suit of the burglars and discovered Richard har
rison. a German, lurking about the neighoornood'
They AT once secured him. and found on his person an
oyercoat with Mr. Hyde's name on it. They then re-
ceiyed information which led to the belief that the rest
of the stolen property could be found at house IN
Thompson street. and proceeding thther they iound
the goods slowed away in large trunk. Sarah Meyer
and Adelaide Marks, two German women in charge OF
the premises, were arrested, charged with having
feonousy received the stolen goods, and, with Harm
son. were taken before Justice Welsh, and locked up
for examination In the same house the officer found
a lot of surgical instruments which, three weeks ago.
Ind been stolen from the store of Mr.. Chevalie IN
Broadway whose premises had been broken INTO.
A BURGLAR CAUGHT IS THE Acr-John Brown, a
suspicious character was caught on New-fears even
ing by Officer Keefe of the Chiefs Office, AZ he was
leaving the dwelling No. SIS White street, with TWO
overcoats which be had stolen in his possession lie
had effected an entrance by means OF false Key.
The officer took him to the Tombs and he was locked
up.
ASSAULT IRON ONE OF THE TES GOVERNORS
About o'clock on Tuesday morning Anthony Dugro'
ESQ.,, one of the Ten Governors of the Alms-house,
was attacked by party of Germans uptown ana
stabbed in the right and in various parts OF the
body. An alarm given and the seventeenth
ward police arrested Henry and John Doebacker and
George Schmidt. who charged with being the Oh
fenders They were taken before Justice Brennan
and locked no for examination. Mr.. Dugro ia con-
fined 10 his house and has not yet made an afdaVt
in regard to the matter.
CHARGE OF BURGLA 1.-TWO boys named Charles
Hogan and Charles Duffy were arrested on TUESDAY
night charged with breaking into the confectionery OF
Councilman Wild and stealing lot Of candy. They
were locked up for examination.
Too FOND OF SLEIGHRIDrSG-Quite number OF
"fast" young men were arrested for jumping into
other peoples seighs and driving of with them on
New-Year's day. They were all accommodated WIFI
lodgings in the Station-House for the night
SUICIDE WHILE ISsAsE.-Coroner Gamble held an
inquest Yesterday at a dwelling on the corner OF
Church and Worth streets upon the body OF LOUIS
| Helms. German carpenter, AZ years OF age, who
while in deranged state ofJmind on Tuesday night
jumped out of an upper story window OF the above
premises. and striking upon the pavement was IN
stanty killed 1t appears that last Summer deceased
was sun-struck and since that time has occasionally
teen deranged the attacks of late being more frequent
than at first. He leaves wife and family to mourn
his oss. Verdict, Suicide while deranged.
NEw-YEABs FIRES.
At IL O'Clock on Years Night fire broke out
in the clothing-store of Simon Fox No. IS Chatham
street II was discovered by Officer Dining, Fourth
Ward, who gave the alarm. The stock, valued at
s., 800, was almost entirely destroyed. Insured for
81 900 in the Rutgers Insurance Company. The
building is owned by Henry Hart, and was but slightly
damaged.
At 81 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, fire was dis
covered in the dweing-hOuse No. Marion street.
The fire was extngushed before much damage oc-
Cured. ..
At III O'Clock on Tuesday night fire broke out in
wood.house at the rear of No. 26 Tenth avenue, be-
longing to VIM. Rowe. Damage about ss5 The fire
is supposed TO have been the work Of design.
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