The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21
nnsaInt'd Human Remssns Fs,U.d at
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About seven O'Clock yesterday ming the police OF "a
Eighth ward, Brooklyn, were nc.eed that there wer'
three saNss, containing the remains Of u human boiy
bng On the beach q. ,hs foot q Thrtesh street Ser
gosnt mecane proceeded Investigate the matter anc
found bs. the three sacks we're lying on the beach
high water marx ana had been the water but shor
tine On opening Aem shey found 10 contain the
nu'.iasod remains OF a human boay, portions OF
which were IN al advanced state OF decomposition The
Coroner wns at cree noticd and Coroner B-nlett Of
New Utrecht brst receiving the Attenuation, proceeded
with Dr. ITice " inquire INTO the nstler From the
dit,on OF the enlaAs Oh the body evident that II
had been "siIi or subjec, for medical surgical
practice.
On one sack which contained the head upper portion u
the trunk End The inteetnes. within Q suaAl pail the
name OF Dr. Bauer. The other two sacks contained the
lower portions OF the body, all of which much
GlAied, AID Some portions VI waica deComposed
The skuil bore marks VI recent uephinnG In several
places One u the shoulders boon carefully amputaG
Cd, and ncioas Oh The thighs shoW Cd that per
had been IN search Of the femor artery Tue incsous
msde in buoging rnaaneT and evideatly ny the
hAnd q novice Soic a ths operations mada in
sAul MANNER and The result Of the examination showed
that wn evidently subject from the dssectng room
Tho Coroner's investigator adjourned after the
animation OF Drs. Prince and Ball. In order 10
o1 tho subject as was supposed the body had been ds
seCsed " his Oiiee.
The will DO further Investigated at ten O'Clock this
morning
Descent "i'"n an Alleged G.n4hl,"g Hoslss.
FIGHT BKf~ShN TIN ISMATLs AND THk PoLICE-
ARREST or TAG aAMBLsHs.
Abou: IL O'Clock Friday night Sergeant Croft With
posse OF men nsde descent upon alleged gambling
house No. &c Iponlri street. Kept by Theodore Eisar
and after eight with che gamblers succeeded Ia
arrestiDg some fourteen Of them, and securing large
quantity OF gambling implements. Sergeant Croft FIRST
entered the premises leaving bus men outside until he
could satisfy iu.seI uA. sis gambling going on IN
the house On entering The tar twenty thirty
men and boys were discovered gambling at several tables
Tho movements OF tho Sergeant closely watched and
whea DO the act Of running towards tho door to call
and instantly gave the alarm The creates. scene
OF tSmuit and confusion eesued, when t~o OF the
dealers at toe faro tables caught Sergeant Croft
by tho collar OF his coat and ran him 10
oorrar OF the pounding him pretty severely
Tor while The coniusicn inside the result OF cring
Ing tho officers TO Sergeant Crofts rescue Thoy rushed
up 70 the rool bu. first found the door locked. IL was,
however, soon forced open, and Just the officers
tered the lghs wore instantly eyungushod Irregular
free fight then ensued between the police and those the
room Several knives we're drawn upon the officers aud
several cried out S,i tx the police" The gamblers,
however finding tia. they getting tho worst of il,
the pclicerens clubs coming down the at every
turn Lnado for the wiUdows AMI doVrs Fourteen how
everyere arrested by the officers and msrcped on TO the
Fifth precinct station house and locked up for the night
On seal ching the premises the officers got about 800
worth OF gambling I'M ieu'ens am boz OF burglars
tools, auorg them .wo.vo skeleton kcys
During the night OF the prisoners succeeded
II making their escape from tao station house On Ss;ur
day morning the remainder were brought before the
Mayor, where they gave taer names as William Taylor,
james Sawyer, JsaieS Williams, David Rodgers. George
Fay. George johnson, Andrew Melville, Thomas C. Wiley,
Samuel Dcy e.inscd, WE. Hhai.es and Henry Reed
Several OF the officers havrg been pretty roughly nsodled
Tho Mayer s6id ne determined tn punish the prison
Il ia possibly could and therefore be ordered them
70 find ba. the Of 81 eco each, or be comUtte6 "a
the loabs. IL ccrecsuvrcc Q; coruhcaIe hvIg been
found the premises from which appeared that Reed
had been in the State Prison tor grand larceny ana par
dced out by Governor Csfse the Mayer held him In the
SUN Of S9,cfc. Subsequently, Williams Fay, Melville
and Wta;;cs discharged after severe rcprimand
frcn tie Mayor. Edgar, tee keeper OF tie place. rnaco
his He went &c the Filth precinct station houae
during the night and offered to simse provided
ali those arrested discharged. For some no
was permitted TO depart aid has not as ye, been
rested.