New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
NEW,JKRSEY ITEMS

| AM.s WoyAF Asp CHILD srABBED.--Oa ssa~-
day morning last o jeweler named Robert Donsia was
| t,isn before Jus,ice Medcrsf, at Newark, enargss
with having stabbed Andrew Chrshelm, Whe '"a
| child who reside at No. 10 AlliDg street. tappsGs
that Donald, in company with James Calhoun, Voc.
70 Ctrisbems house late On Friday night ana sono,'ea
food ard lodging, which were cheeIfuiiy accorao''
and while they were estiDgs dispute arose, ana W.
guests became very abusive Cbnsbelm tnsn oroefea
the men to leave the house, which they 70 10,
and On bis attempting TO pat them oai, Donsia ore"
knife and stabbed him twice in the abdomen ana ysvo
him a cut acroes the wrist which nearly severed u.
Mrs c. cane TO her husbands assistance when Dons'd
told her if she iuterfersd ne would cut her throat ro'
seyeripp however in her endeavoB 20 extilcs'e Nor
husband, Donald seized her BY the hsr, and msde
hinge at her throat with the knife. She pus up nor
hand which warded of the blow though tafee OF nef
fingers were nearly severed from her hand Danas
the struggle the child was also slightly injdred' Inc
cries of The woman attracted the attention o. the neBo"
bors. ard the rufiaDs fed The police aftswara
arrested Donald and subsequently his compsmon.
Both of them were held for examination
TrSrMEsr GRAvEs-THE ALLEGED SPECULATION
IN CorYssThe thai Of Christian Yost ssn't Ia
ward Hope charged with selling ~tteWVoo O""- ."
mahogany one took place yesterday afternoon before
Bedford in Jersey City Mr. Jelfe appeared for plaintiff and
Mr. Winfield ndsnt large number Of Por'on' were
Wood ss.iised tSs he Superintendent Of the He
1S1a by seoss the SS q Mr. S on M
Of September the record ho we'd hat Pix In all were
have no right to place headOnes any Osaer
the ss S sb aS Mr. sss asM.
see bis coffin was mshog,ny Or not sseorSns 20 n o'Vs.
:scord that Of child month. old and tbs third tia, Of
fO chd h; HO0 va. q 5 ~. Ps sr. par
igh bury other bodies there had never Known TWO
Cross e1auned-The price Of pave without deed Tor
child Is -, and with deed, 81 ~ A.
rules and regulations which distributed undertaken, .nd
The aop duty d I.s s.as
very much excited the day they to the cemetery tbs
Wv. tS Sody as that Of 81 child wines. rsco
when the body the child up e
quite charge had place since & fret. Ar
ios. child was removed rom tne fei 81. Bay
Of March, doub, but that the body taken The
the aith Of March the second con up mshOs4ny
one and the thd which Mr. fost took away was whewo'i
Chrstsu Yo ,ested-I lost child the 18th. and buried
IL on The 18th Of september lott applied ar Hope esd
vented bury my child at the foot OF the 6 bat MI Hoy
buried 4 the NewYoi Bay Cemetery; when the chie wn
buried the grave opened aboG. i've fse Il vas hsd az
rounded up before t the charge for the cn was $6 az
teTwsTd In talking to Mr. Fsknef Oand that chdrst
70 The Cemetery and had cur children up the r.t c
within few inches Of the top Of the grounds the ne oo
c nS pm mine ws mahogany coffin he said Il vas according
his books they then opened se conn sua cav .%s.
Bouquet was placed upon thebrest my child wa. at ths
grave subsequently, the jersey City Cemetery when they TOOK
my child then went with them to the Eew-York Bay Gene
Sss ey ISs cot %,ias my "'
John Fkher gave evidence mainly OIL 'h' pre-
Edward Hope r, den1sn te'tihed-sir f9s came q ms
@ heard Of trouble shout this January when NJ Y9ss
and laid he STPd his child R iep o. y me
Of selling him whitewoOd cOfni sold h,m merely ne sos
% nyino S when we eli went down 10 Ceastery ths
ciid sss IN the coffin that sed 70 fos' thsre wa.
sd on the other tA that the coe was
bay wood hhAt il species Of mahogAny tSd OF 'n"'
"S Yost .OST Tbs rs Tie lie.
To JgrOl dia not offer 500 70 have TIL, matter settled
Louis Raynor testified that be went with MI hope 20 III
YOst house 70 ss MS q nave e S0 or
fost refused saying that he bad already had the comm taken "
Charles Stewart an undertaken Grand street. N Y, T.
tilted that haywood mahogany, bat OF softer quality 'h
George T. Bradley Register of the Cemetery testified
Yost his Office snd stated tast ne had oeen down to
upon the ground witness told him that could not be pos
oed make inquiry on The Monday bat YO.t
away saying that be would remove the body once;
two children were taken up the one a. the Jersey City Gene
terry wa much dscomposed and he conIdsed impossible
Bay Cemetery had considerable mold on II.
Mir Wood recalled and stated that the grave was not dis
tubed from tie time Yoss removed his child until the z'a Of
David Davis undertaken at the Jersey City Cemetery testified
that MI Yo,t brought coffin there the Of
January which coffin raised the 2h Of Marcia
been disturbed during that time and could not be with
The jury retired s. m shortly decided In favor Ofths
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