New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

RoBBIsG MAsosIc LoDGEs.-The rooms of the
Doric, Worth ard Alias Lodge. Of the Free aud Ac-
cepted hasons No. 6S East Broadway, were burglar
iously entered between Friday night and Sunday
morning aDd robbed of the jewels and other parapher.
MALTA Of the Order valued at $50. No clue to the
perpetrators has been obtained
ADARIyG SwISDIISG OPERATION AID ROBBERY.
Yesterday afternoon Dir. James Tirkam, from
Belvdere n. j., called at the Mayors Office and re
lated the following story to one Of the Clerks in at.
Tendance. It appears that he came to this ely on
Saturday and put up at hotel in Wet street. pre-
paratory 10 going 10 Dunkiik. On Sunday morning,
while at the breakfast table he formed an acquaintance
with a respectable young man, who inquired wnich
way he was travelling. After learning that Mr. T.
was going West, he immediately represented himself
a. On agent Of the Erie Railroad Company, at the
came time producing a certificate which he alleged
was given to him by the President of the road lie
also Informed Mr. Tinkan to beware Of the runners,
and early on Monday if he would call at his office, he
could purchase good ticket for his destination. The
newly formed acquaintance appeared to be so gentle
manly in his manners that Mr. t. concluded to call.
According to promise, he left his hotel at o'clock,
but hsd not got far before he was overaken by the
young gentleman in question, who conducted him to
house IN the vicinity of Cedar street where he WAS
introduced to the ticket-seler, and ticket was
bought for S2S. On opening his wallet they saw it
was well fill, with bank bill. and they Immediately
closed the doors, and demanded his money, or they
would cut his Cd id heart out Mr.. T., de-
tGned to protect himself and PrSn%sEy asked
fused to do unless he paid them $50 more. Being re;
fused the second time they rushed upon him, aud
aittr a depe,ate struggle managed to get him down
ard beat him in a most nhuman manner. They then
robbed him of his pocket-book containing $l53, and
iumpe out ofa back window, whence they gained the
street. Mr.. 7. Immediately followed, but soon lost
sight Of them as there were so many lodging places
He however, gained the street and informed gen.
tlemsn how he had been robbed, who conducted hm
TO the Mayors Office, where he was directed TO go to
the Metropolitan Police Station, No. 80 Franklin
street. Mr.. 4. is a farmer and was going on to Dun
link TO buy cattle. We were Informed that he has &C
quantancts residing in Grand street, Jersey City,
whom he stopped with during the night.
The RECENT FArAL JCMP -SUIcGDE.- Coroner
Perry yesterday held an inquest at the New York
Hospital the body of Michael Steger who died, as
stated Yesterday from the effects of injuries received
BY jumping nom attic window OF house No
Greenwich street, of Battery place. The EVIL
derce adduced showed that the deceased had been
stopping at the clearinghouse OF William u arsung,
az above since the 26th u preparatory to MS Leaving
for his native land Germany. lie had MS passage
paid and was to sail in the ship William Tell lie
seemed to be in his right mind till Saturday last when
lie exhibited symptoms OF insanity II ms sctons anu
evening, boiling and locking the door after him. aud
remain there till he opened the window and Jumped
TO the pavement the following morniDg ln the fall
the deceased received a compound fracture OF the
skull His lower Jaw fractured, beside other ter
rible lures. The jury rendered verdict oil death
by injuries caused by his jumping out OF the window
OF house No. Greenwich street while iaboripg under
temporary arrangement. The deceased was about -
years of age. lie has left a widow and several chill
dren in Germany.
ForsD IN THE WATER.-An inquest was held at the
Sont ofE hers street n r. by Coroner Perry
on the body of James DAILY, who was found floating
in the dock at that place The deceased who resided
in 9th street near 9th avenue where he kept junk
shop left his home on Thursday evening, and was not
afterward seen alive by his friends. The deceased
was an incorporate man, and it is supposed that he
fell overheard and drowned while intoxicated. The
Jury rendered verdict of death by some cause TO
them unknown, but supposed to be by dro~nitg.
DAILY was about 10 years OF age, and native oil Ire
lard.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-An attemt to commit suicide
was made by q young man named John Wailcr, on
Sunday night, at H., O'Clock, BY jumping from the
dock Of the foot ot Twenty third street. patrol
man of that District promptly rescued him from
watery grave The Of the rash act is unknown
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