New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02


five noome water any substanco or thin, IN qd or
flowing state under the penalty Of twenty-five dollars tor
No shall convey or deposit. or csn'e or PERM, e be
9onyeyed into any street or Sa IN a 2 Di e
penalty Of fifty dollars" for each oisnse ~
| Az ORDINANCE; passed May : lSis -. A.,
vegetables. garbage dro.s enders shells straw shayns arr
or i' public place in the city of New York
The violation Of any ofthe provisions the preceding section
be punishable by fine Of not than more than $40
BY imprisonment in the City Prison for term OF not less 'han
| one NOR than five days
| ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS NJ RDER.-We learn through
| the politeness OF Mr.. Holmes of Paterson, n j..
who arrived in the city last evening by the Hudson
River Railroad, that great excitement prevailed in
Newburgh yesterday in consequence of the discovery
that a beautiful female about 20 years old had been
murdered, about three miles above that place. on a
byroad and that the murderer had left her perfectly
naked A cameo brooch was found short distance
| from the spot where the body was found and was
probably lost by the murderer in his flight with the
clothing &C. of his victim or that it had been dis
placed and dropped in scutfie which may have taken
| psce between them. From the medical examination
of the body of the deceased which has been made,
| is believed that she was stranged with cord. No
person in the neighborhood appeared to know who she
was or recoect having her before. The Sheriff
Of Orange County yesterday afternoon went to Pough'
keepsie and other places on the opposite side of the
Hudson River in hopes of obtaining some information
relative to this mysterious affair.
AN OLD LADY BURNED TO DEATH.-An old lady
remed Russell Of Verplencks Point was burned to
death Thursday last. 1t appears that her daughter
We Mt out and locked the door after her. While she
ws absent the old lcGys dress caught fire. and before
il could be exrgushed the poor creature wts burned
| to cnder. She about 10 years OF age.
Ass,r1r WITH INTENT TO KLL.-A German
| named Ferdinand Wakerfoose was at 10 O'Clock on
| Thursday night arrested by Lieut.. Mccain of the
| Nineteenth Ward, charged with attempting to take
| the life of William Schwartz by shooting him with
pistol WakerfoOse, it appears boards with Schwartz
and. as il alleged is indebted to him for about fonr
| weeks board. Upon being asked for the money he
refused TO nav; disturbance ensued, which resulted
in Wakerfoose being elected from the premises. When
in the street Wakerfoose drew pistol and discharged
il at Schwartz through the window, but fortunately
without injuring him seriously some few shot only
\ taking effect in his arm. Wskerfoose WAS arrested
and taken to the Station-House, where he frankly
stated that it was his intention to kill Schwartz and
expressed regret that the attempt had failed. The
accused was taken before the magistrate on Friday
| morning and held to answer the charge.
Girl MIssIyG.-A girl fifteen years of age named
| Rachael Celand whose mother resides at No. I'D
Sands street Brooklyn, has been missing since Monday
| morning last. She was employed In the American
Tract House. and went TO work as usual on that morn
ing but went GU, shortly after saying that she had 10
do an errand for her mother Since that time she has
not been heard Of and it il supposed that she has been
| led astrsy.
| FATAL AccIDESr.-A brakeman, name unknown,
employed on the Harlem cars, instantly killed on
| Friday morning in consequence of being caught be-
tween two while engaged in taking out the
coupling pin. The Coroner was notified
| DIsREPUI,BLI House BROKEN UP.-On Thurs
day night Capt Mansfield Of the Seventeenth ward roS
10 E Sa rsRc6 had been the
residents in the vicinity dinePusbe house. ana oot ,e
Justice Wood Market Police Court and .tst
reppsnd and promise 10 reform were sa in bond,
keeping dCIds.y hGois s ss,sS of
The gil. reside with their parents and pe'sna 70 DC 80 in
s cara With Wit Ss Of the upon
Indicates the character Of the dwellors therein
ANOTHER VIcTIA TO IsTENPERAscE-A man
named joe residing ypsuss while under The m ts,, y
lsl- killing him instantly he wa, - years Of az. en-
AccrDEsTs.-A lad named Thomas Gallagher , leu si
eeved injuries reqrng his removal 20 the ho-p"sL A.
fireman, named Michael Sheridan, belonging "
Engine Company IS had his thigh broken ~nne u.n,s
ire in Harlem yesterday Conveyed to Ns~'fo1 h0'P'|
Cur HIS THRoAr-Michael Tighe residing o. I'm. .ne
- Twenty first and Firs: avenue nS
yesterday morning IN such manner that l- aieu s,Sr
in = rw hour. Coroner ConDery held Oil iuade'' ''
Suicide
CRUSHED by THE CARs.-Chas. Colts, brakeman
employed the Harlem Railroad. was erusnsa ~ -,
morning BY accidentally falling between 10 a. "a,
uneouPing the station in Forty sr'. - ,,d in
dragged for distance under the GERS sne p -
shoehns manner. An inquest held oy I0''H'' f' Wv
| q verdict II Accidental death" returned
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| PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRoTYPEs 81 bKADi
Lower Gallery. No. as Broadway, coz Fai"as 'Pr''
| Bsrrun's Museum.
| IAtyertserentl
DLAPHANROTYPEs,
PHoroGRlrsS
nr.sp.xrorv,r ~. mas. - hsuriful style Of picture,
made oaIy a. the Roor GALLERY challenges |P ~ ss
| I'll Other ssyes Of Pho.ousptic pictures SA-'' wv -
l Broadway, esrsr F!Sniltn 81
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