New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

enterprise establishment Of A. ii. MILFORD s. CO.. NO.
is6 broadway, was broken up yesterday. Officer
Blackwell srieeted A. Clark the ageut who was held
70 bail by the Mayor.
BrRGI ARA TR,DiSG Orr rsEiR Or CLOTHES FOR
Nrw OSfs.-Ata late hour IN Monday night Officers
Slowty and Jones, of the Tenth Precinct, arrested
Frederick NowleD, alias Meyers, Andrew Jennng and
Conrad Geiglcr, charged with having burgiarousy en-
tered the clothing store OF Simon Primer, No. 2SS
Grand 1reet. on Sunday night, and stolen theretrom
RI ady .niato clothing to the valve of $3.50.
The manner in which tie police obt,ued clue to
the perpetrators of the crime is somewhat curious.
The burglary in question was perperaed at about l.
O'Clock Sunday night last, the thieves eifectns an en-
trance by means of false keys. Having packed up
their pundcr the thieves dofed their cd clothes and
doomed new suits throughout Unfortunately they left
their Cd clothes behind, and upon searching them
there was found policy sp in one Of the pantaocn
pockels Information OF the robbery was given to the
police and tie policy slip given into the hands OF the
officers above named who spent nearly oil day Monday
in visiting different policy shOps, until at last they
found TIE keeper of who thought he recognized
the Handwriting. Thus the matter wa traced nom
place 10 piece and tie fellows above named were sp-
prehe uded at No. Ii3 Third street and No 5J2 Fouth
street
The premises occupied by the accused were thor
orgby searched when the officers found sixteen vests
eleven coats. fteeo pair Of pants and vest pattern,
all Of which were identified by MIR. Primer az property
stolen fem bis store The goods found are worth
500 The police are track of other parties, with
VII, they expect to find tie remainder Of tue stolen
property.
F,rAI Result OF A FAIL Coroner Connery yea
ter1ay held an inquest at tho Newiork Hospital on
the body of James Coyle, man forty-fve years of
age whosc death wa the result of injuries received on
Saturday last, in orscquence of falling through the
bateLwsy Of Douris PEI kins's store, No. 20 Broad
street The deceased was intoxicated at the time OF
the occur, nee and h' Incorporate habits FASTENED
his death The Jury rendered verdict in accordance
With the foiegt ing frcts Coyle native OF Ire
and IIe las LEFT son and daughter, both arrived at
maturity. Mrs.. C'yle died about year ago.
Co,cHM,N CArGuT N,PPINC --Yesterdsy after
noon, a Mrs Florence EFT her carriage standing in
Censl steet ard entered one Of the diyecod stores
that thorcughfare FOR the purpose Of masking some
purchases After few minutes absence, the coach
man, feeling sleepy, thought good opportunity at
hand to take ga bit of nap" Accordingly, seeking
an easy position his box, he coon fell asleep and
while in such state thief who had, Xix, the unfotu'
nate Micawber been waiting for something to turn
up carefully opened the carrsge door and took from
the seat several parcels containing goods to the value
OF shout so The tibet, is supposed ran up Mercer
street sud in Ills fight dropped one of the parcels on
the sidewalk where it was subsequently recovered
The iasca succeeded in escaping with the greater
portion of his booty. The coachman was noddIpg
away VIE Mrs Floeuce returned to her carriage, and
disco yered Ter loss He was perfectly amazed, and
denied beIg asleep.
Ro,srIsc A Mas Alphabetically morning VIII
linn de Cola, o. Italian residing at No. Centre
Ms,ktt pace, was violently assaulted and beaten oy
two Irisbrpen named Michael Foley and Patrick
McNulty. The men having satisfied themselves with
heating their victim, seized and held hlm several
minutes On the top of a hot stove burning nun 90
severely that he is not expected to recover Inc IN
human wIetcbes were apprehended ana taAen oeio'e
Justice Brennan who committed them Tor exam na'oh'
Tie victim Of their cruelty was taken to the Hospital
spor,D IN I'M WATER.-An inquest was held al
the foot Of Barclay street. by Coroner Connery onthe
body Ct an unknown man who was found floating ~ tne
dock at tina. place. The remains were 30 much de-
coupossd tina. il was impossible to ascertain the cause
Of death They apparently bad been in tue water lot
three months. The Jury rendered verdict OF deatn
from supposed drowning, but from what causes they
v.rs unable to ssy The deceased was about i've ieet
eiobt riches in hight. lie wa dressed in brown
Geek cca;, elk vest gray satnet pant, whe tnuS"n
shirt, dark flannel under shirt worstsd drawers ana
high boots He was about 81 years OF age
AFrcnIyy b. RCLaR.-Jobn Casey, Que OF the men
who few WI e&s ago broke out Of the fith rrecilc'
station. Houte ard escaped. was apprehehoed !.''o,'
day charged with being fugitive fr'S Troy ~ -
II appears that after he made bus escape nom INC
Station. House, be fed to Troy, anf there roooed
dwelling of Al and some jewery and then returned to
the civ. He fought desperately, and resisted the
aice,s for q considerable time, when he was over
powered aud taken to Troy TO answer.
pvu F,1.1y-Ths following sales OF real estste a.
src,ion were made April IL, 1853, BY Adnan II.
Muller Auctioneer:
.o,, English basement house lot 10Th T. II 31 5000
80. Enr.h b.euient hosse lot 9Th st. Is exsss. 7o
Tow bck house t No. leI Cherry st. l6 sKSo.. AIS
y,afs irae 0. bosse AID lo, M ii King s..... 1000
To n. E4it,- If Tse " y. Tribune
SIR know that you will do justce TO me, when
upy ak yoa 20 hee Jew nes il order ooec. mis-
which occurred IN your valuable PaPef Of the 9th Of
b, month Your in.crnan. Sir entirely isiomsd about
IN. Character Of the esbishsnt referred in that article
Never NY knowledge hsrpn.d sush es and Incidents
csu,s AID the Justice done TO BY Jour informant that ne
whole Of s, article referring 70 my et.bhusn, snd % ne
character Of men, who visi. my place 10 from tas
The end e sld Untrue such scidep. took re UT \,
ana nobody know anything shSt the ssssen, psea,nsa
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