New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19


81 two Concerts thi- evening at Niblos Saloon. As
hi. en- nent arts, and estimable woman i nov aboat
to bid US farewell we hope to see these conceds
largely attended. Nine. La Grange will be compe-
tebtly assisted
NORFOLK STREET METHODIST CHuRCH.-The ladies
Of this Church las; evening commenced Strawberry
Festival which VII. be continued this evening for the
bereft Of that Cxurch They sent to the Seventeenth
Ward Metropolitan Police Station to have couple Of
officer. detailed for duty there to protect them, which
request was promptly responded to by Captain Hart.
FALSE PRErESsEs-SELLrSG A PArESr.-0ficer
F.gan of the Lower Police Court yesterday arrested
David N. Grant of Buffalo, charged with obtaining
the sum Of $3.50 from Nichola. Crocheron, keeping &
boarding. house at No. 8 West street By false and
fraudulent representations and with desga TO cheat
said Crocheron. II is alleged that Grant sold patent
for some kind of India rubber car springs to Crscheron
for the above amount. but Mr. Crocheron. upon
inquiry at the Patent Office received letter from the
agent at Boston setting forth that the right which
Grant had sold to him had been previously assigned TO
other parties. Grant made representations that he
owned considerable properly in Boston. He Is
travelling agent to sell patent highs for some improve
ment or invention in light wagons Some time ago he
borrowed money from Mr.. Crocherou on horse, the
animal being, however, mortgased in Buffalo Not
wthstsndng this he took the horse to Jersey City and
sold him. M CrOcheron, learning the whereabouts
of the animal went to JeIsey City and took him from
the stable for which he was arrested, charged wi,h
horse stealing, ard compelled 10 give bail for his
appearance to answer. Justice Connolly, before whom
the accu ed was teken held him to bail in the sum Of
Al 0O0 Mr.. Hall of the firm of Hall ( Sons, be-
coming surety.
THE STOLEN GooDs REcEIyERs.-Dr. Bradford,
Yesterday afternoon, appeared at the Lower Police
Court and made affidavit against William Mendlebaum
ard Hannah his wife, whose arrest we published in
Thursday mornings TRIBUNE, charging them with
stealing from his room at the Delevan House in the
City of Albany, last Winter, clothing, jewelry and
other property to the value of $40 The first COM
plant against them was for receiving about 5000
worth of silks which it is alleged had been stolen at
different times by shopfers from the store of Morris
& Gilman importers at No. 40 Chambers street. Of
fcer Caufeld ound portion of the property belong
ing to DR.. Bradford in their possession. The woman
says she obtained the goods in Albany, but bought
them" 1t is probable that more complaints will be
made against these receivers before their examination
SUPPOSED CoSFLIcTsBETwE BURGL,Rs.-Capt.
Tunbul Of the Eighth Precinct, reported yesterday
that Mr. Dickinson residing at No. ITO Sullivan street,
reports that during Wednesday night some person or
persons entered his house and stole quantity of sill
yer ware 1t is not known how they effected an en-
trance What is most singular, a loaded pistol was
found with the breech broken, and trail of blood
from the back basement to the Sidewalk. The report
OF pistol distinctly heard by the inmates of the
house about o'clock a. M, and it is supposed the
thieves had fight among themselves.
Tie following sales Of Real Estate were made yes
terday at the Merchants Exchange, by W. Blocker
Son & Co.:
House and lot No 81 hav lot 24 S6o 40
House and lot No. lSs Bowsry lot l5SlOo..'.'' S52'
OF the above only the one undivided fifth part Of
each was sold.