New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
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the Supreme Court, and eleven in the Circuit Court
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GRAND JuRY.-The following gentlemen were sworu
in as Grand Jurors in the Court Of Sessions yoerdAy:
John Schenk, foreman; James Brogaw, Geo. w. Jack
sop, Morris Reynolds, Geo. l.. Thatcher, Joseph Dob
bins, Thos. Hamilton, Jeremiah Terry, Joshua Car
hart, Henry Adair, u. ID. Whitney, Benz. Z. Ward
well, James N. Medley, Thos A. Dwyer, Geo. G. Her
man, John Friend, VIM. johnson, Michael Finnsgsn,
Owen MCGEE, Pardon w. Kenyon.
SrABBISG ArrRAY Anthony Keimer was arrested
yesterday afternoon about o'clock, BY Officer Colgsn,
for assautipg and attempting e. kill John Hennger,
on the corner of Moore street and Graham avenue. It
appears that the parties attended Dutch dance on
the corner of Even street. when they began qanren6
about the girls" Keimer drew knife and stabbed
Hepniger in the hesd inhcting three dangerous
wounds The accused was committed by Justice
Weeks.
BOARD OF EpucArIos.-The Board met yesterday
ar passed resolutions of regret at the necessity thai
existed for tho resignation Of Edward w. Copeland,
former member, and complimentary Of his former con-
neetion with the Roard, and then adjourned for one
month.
BOARD OF HrALIH.-This body were again COM
PEELED to adjourn yesterday afternoon, Sr Ssnt Of
quorum Of members.
AFAsHIoYApLE LADY THEY.-0n Mondsyev en-.
ing, about o'clock, as a lady was locking at soue
rings in the watch and jewery store Of Mr. Somsrgl,
No 1873 Grand street. another very fsshionsby dressed
female entered, ard began looking at the riags also.
Presently lady No. told the salesman, who wa At
tending on lady No. l, that she was in hurry, and
would look in some other time, saying which shc lef-
A short tine after lady No. uttered an exclamation
of surprise at the same time remarkng thai there MAJ
been one ring which she desired TO purchase whico
had suddenly disappeared. The saesman's suspicion
of course rested on lady No. who had left 20 SUD
denly and he accordingly proceeded in search OF her.
On his way be called In at the store OF Mr. Hickcocks
on the rext block when he ascertained that female
similarly sttired had bu. few moments previous isft
the store At the request Of the salesman, Mr. iick-
cocks examined his stock, when he missed Also
valuable ring. At this important discovery tae sales
man gave further chase, and nearly overlook NO IN
Fifth street. Seeing that she was followed, me
Gladly set off on run, the speed OF which would
have done credit to Prioress a' GoOdwood. Notwth-
standing the salesman kept her In view until she
reached the corner of South Fifth and Fourth streets,
when she took refuge in OF the aristocratic doi-
ellis near the corner Of the above streets. Inc SAFES
man was, however, convinced that she muss i've ID
the house in question by the manner in which she en-
tered.
FATAL AccIprsrs.-On Monday afternoon little
boy named Lewis Krumback, aged about three years,
was run over by car No. "a OF the Greenwood
line, on Third avenue near Twenty-si1th street,
and Instantly killed. The wheels passed over his
body, crushing 1t in . horrible manner Inc dnver
OF the car, William Buckhsmner was arrested and
held TO await cOroners investigation. Coroner sneIt
held an inquest yesterday afternoon when verdict
was rendered of accidental DEATH" The driver OF
the car was tbereupon discharged.
.k.f r. \ Hard RyPYa0l
between Myrtle and Park avenues, fell downa bsck
area way Monday, and injured herself 80 severely mat
she died yesterday morning. She was about tnree
YEAR, of age Coroner Redding held an inquest whes
q verdict Of conclusion Of the brain was rendered.
woman named Margaret Roach, aged aboGt ~
fell out of q second story window at No. IL Carol
street on Monday and injured ber,sn 80 thas sne aee
when verdict was rendered Of conclusion OF the
brain. Ore Of her legs was dreadfuny fractured by
the fall, ard che also sustained internal Injuries.
ARREST OF FuGIrVE.-Constable james a.
Birdsal, yesterday, arrested boy named James
Dunn on warrant issued by Coroner Rsddlngj chafg-
Ing bin with causing the death Of Francis Deiamore,
on the 18Th Of June ss it.S Dunn
and knecked him down. when Dunn jumped Up and
stabbed him with an ordinary knife. The blade en-,
tered his wrist, and the point breaking on, ssasinsd
death in few days. Since bis death, Dunn has kept
ont of The way until Yesterday when be was arrested
by the Constable. lie was held in bonds in q ,oo to
aw ait the action Of the Grand Jury.
Al BOLD FELLow.-Oficer Miner yesterday morn
ing arrested man named Henry DoInelly, Tor hsnt-
ipg on the corner Of Fourth and Grand s1ests,
ard when Officer McNaben, who had come up - oe-
p.rse tie mob which had collected to witeess inc
Felt, assaultiDg him in brutal manner. On os.sS
taken before Justice Clsry be was quite aouse, ~.
refused to answer any question propoundsai p' ~
of Court and asssurs ID 0'nc'''
INTERCHANGEABLE house Of Daniel kisn', cSrnsr
Of NEVIS and Warren streen was Of sSsIry
nens t sIu tberefrom. About the same ins the
VIZ. No Ses Dean street was entered, and Je"eay
to the amount Of about 900 taken thersh0m.
po.,vpy AND MURDIR.-On yesterday morning,
toward daylight, some person entered sleeping room