New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
upon The bed, and, vAik ks wife W. re.tins the si

band wa also arrested and both were locked I'd in
the police Station House. Yesterday morning the
Coroners notified Of the occurrence, and Coroner
Hills proceeded to hold inquest upon the body.
Doctor. Firnep, Ferguson and Beach made post
norton examination OF the body and found large
quantity Of eItrav blood at the base Of the brsa
which, in their opinion, the OF death but,
strange to say, no external marks Of violence were
found on thai portion Of the skull and it l. therefore
matter OF doubt whether the blows given by Mrs
Richter produced this exravasated blood and il may
have been caused by the bursting OF bood.vessel
while the deceased wa in fit. The Coroner SUBJ
pensed the witnesses he deemed Necessary and then
adjourned the to O O'Clock this morning. at the
Eleveuth-Wsrd Police Station. The deceased was q
native Of Germany &c years OF age and had resided in
this country % year, He wss a fecutter BY occu-
patton. and worked i0Dr. Armuuer of No. 20 Clinton
street. He leaves d Il ana three children.
HI BEAT HIS Wire, But SHE FoRsUTs Hix.-0n
the morning Of the 9th inst, Thomas Ware, who
sides at No. 30 West Thrty.6rst street, went home
intoxicated, and getting into difficulty with his wife,
beat her terribly about the face and body. From the
violence Mrs. Ware received, she Frustrated upon
bed Of Sickness and growing worse intead OF better
her friends fearful that she would die. Impressed
with this belief Coroner Cennery sent for on Sun.
day. and going to the house OF Ware took her deposi'
ton, Of Which the following is verbatim ct lteratm
copy:
sally wsIe bers duly sworn. d.poses and and being
sdnonisssd Dr. Cow. testimony ths there .csrcey
Ware" be is porter on Xmas moruins between and 10
O'clock. he sonewh.. under the infncnce Of Suor
and WHEN said did take H. he struck aud beet ne yrey
and y,seI IN keeD
baud" beat me- fo.ve him this time srd think would .s.n
he b, before; have him take or s-e- Of liquor
-''a>Hie'' SALLY K WARE.
Taken before me- the 2Tth day OF December, 1851
-'A ' EDwt ARD DOWNS CoNNERY. Corooet.
JoiI Fsrsu-or D., ~s~ witness TO this Statement.
Arrest OF BursLAR-A PrrIfvL Cas-
During th. night Of the 9th Of December the dry
Goods store of Charles T. Oppenheiuer, No. I'D Ca-
ma, street WA burgiarousy entered by unlocking the
side door on Wooster street with false keys, and TWO
coak- two shswls and other property stolen there
ero,o tn. thieves succeeded in making good their
escape with their plumber and all efforts to discover
their whereabouts proved Hnavailing On the day
following the commission Of the robbery, two young
girls of bad repu,e, named Jane Crawford aud Eva
Willmot entered Oppenheimers store having in their
possession portion OF the stolen property Mr. OPP
penheimer without creating suspicion, examined the
cloaks WON by the girls, and becoming satisfied that
the property belonged to him, dispatched messen'
yer for policeman. In a few moments after Police.
man Wark of the Eighth Precinct arrived and took
the girls into custody. The girls were conveyed to
the Station. House and detained for the night and on
Sunday afternoon taken before Justice Dawson at
the Jefferson market Police Court.
Upon being closely questioned by the magistrate
Jane stated that the property was given to her ~
Christmas present by man named Michael Weaver.
Mr.. Oppenheimer made complaint against Weaver
and warrant wac issued for his arrest aud placed in
the hands of Officer Wark for execution. During Sun
day night search was made for Weaver, and he was
finally found and arrested in low groggery. Weaver
admitted 10 the officer that he OF the parties
who brgarously entered the store and took he prop
sty and that he gave portion of 1t to Jane crawford:
The burglary. he said, was committed by himself ana
two other men. The same evening on which weaver
arrested, the remaining portion OF the stolen prop,
ery was sent TO the Stston-House by a woman named
Caroline Wilson, who stated that it was presented to
her by the accused. She did not know il was stolen
The girl jane Crawford is rather pretty, having very
fair complexion, light hair and blue eyes She - not
than fifteen years Of age, and when arra,gned
before the Court burst into tears. and declared that
she did not steal the property. II war given to her
bv Weaver with whom she bad been acquainted only
q shon time. The cloak that Eve had on .he lent Ia
her. She gave her name II tnl to tn" i'agiSraie
tears trickling down her cheeks she imhored the
Justice 10 send for her mother; her parents she SAID
were honest il they were poor and she dc NOT want
10 disgrapee them any more than she had done rive
months ago she was seduced and led away ron home
by pretended friend, who in little tine Abandoned
her. . =.
At this time a womsn named Fisher dressed in
rich -iks ard frs) the keeper OF house OF prosttn
ton in Mercer street entered the Court for the pur-
pose of obtaining some dresses and other property
which she accused Jane of stealing rom her house.
The girl denied stealing anything fnm Fisher, out
said that one dey she passing the house when
the women. who was looking out Of the window
called her in and nsked her il she would not Ike To
live there and at the time pronsed To dress her
I'D. Jane said that she went To the house and was
dressed UP in good clothes, and staed that she gave
Fisher all the money she made
such clothes A. had been found in possession Of the
girl and identified by the woman Fisher, were re.
turned The women Fisher, accompanied by one OF
her satellites sailed out of court IN grand styfe, ieaV
ing the unfortunate victim with ltth other clothing on
than q few rays. The magistrate committed the girl
70 the care of Mss Foster Matron Of the City Prison,
until her parents could be sent for.
The girl Evn was discharged, there being no evi-
dcnce against her.
Weaver was committed to prison 6r examination.
He il q yesrs OF age, born in New-iofk and lock-
smith By trade.
BrRGraRy AND ROBBERY or CIG1Rs.-'John Muir.
ul,v and Patrick Nugent, lrishmen were arrested
Yesterday by Officers Gerodett and Ivaddle OF the
Fourth Precinct charged with burgl.riously entering
the establishment of Thomas Cnderhil NO Isl South
street. and stealing therefrom 3,0U cigars. IL sp-
pears that between and O'Clock yesterday morning,
officer Gerodett saw Murphy jump Ter the fence ad-
Joining Mr.. Cnderhrs store and r,u into the street
He pursued and arrested him forthwith. Subse-
Quen.y Nugeut wss arrested, havn, in hs possession
a quantity Of cigars. The store WIS then examined