New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

noiut ITS officers and take all necessary measures in
sure its success The organization Of the Society il
ruder the patronage Of the Metropolitan Employment
Agency for Soldiers and Sailors managed ~ ]. Il.
Herman. The Society is excellent one. ard WILL
we hope, meet with the success it 30 richly de-
serves.
A SOLDIER GARRoTED AND ROBBED. the
night OF the Sd inst. Richard Knxer, q returned
soldier residing at No. "a Madson-st, went into the
porter house at the corner Of King and Vsricksts.
and there met Thomas McSherry, young thief whcm
he invited to drink With him. On paying for the drinks
Kinzler incautiously exhibited the contents Of hs
pocket book, which contained e3j. After drinking
they left and after gaining the street MeSbeFry
turned upon his companion and beat him terribly.
While thus engaged he was Joined by two other men,
who also engaged in the task Of beating the helpless
soldier which they continued until be nsenslbe.
On recovering bis senses Kinzer found that the pocket
containing his wallet had been cut out and with us con-
tenSs had disappeared He was taken home and until
Tuesday last confined to his bed from the effects OF
the beating no had received On that day he gave on
Ger Jay Of the 2sth Precinct description Of McShery.
and yesterday that officer succeeded in arresng Jim.
He was fully identified by Kinzler and Justice Dodge
committed him for trial without bail.
ARREST OP A BURGLAR.-Late on Tuesday
night the residence Of Michael Mantel, IN the rear OF
No II FOrsyth.st was entered by James Gordon and
a confederate, by forcing open one 81 the basement
windows, and valise containing clothing and oler
articles TO the amount OF 500 stolen with which they
succeeded IN getting clear from the house without eh'
citing any alarm. While passing through the bg"ery
between Canal and Bayardsts, they were espied by
Officer Jephson, OF the Tenth Precinct who demanded
TO know what they had with them. The unknown Van
made his escape and Gordon also attempted 70 run.
hut was Knocked down and secured by the Oneer. ne
was taken the Station House. aud the vase Vnich
addressed 10 Mr.. Mantel indicating whose place
had been robbed. The Officer was dispatched ~ tie
house and the information he impaired was me hrst
ntimaton Mr.. VI. had that he had been robbed. Le
identified the articles and yesterday JusHcc SuaIu'cy
committed the prisoner for trial.
BoLp THEFT OF A WATCH-Late on inca
day d git, while Mr. Henry Schroeder Of No. u lie,
a9cy At was standing az the corner Of Broomes aid
the Bowery waiting for a car, he was surrounded oy
party of thieves who ostled him rudey and ore OF the
number finally seized his silver watch. which Vas ~
tached to his vest by hair guard, and ran on WITH IT.
He was pursued by Mr.. y, and on the corner OF >pr
and Elizabeth SIS. he dropped the watch he was AZ
most Immediately afterward arrested ny onees ,,.ss
of the Fourteenth Precinct The watch was reco'ere"
by the owner The prisoner was iaken 70 the >@'oh'
house, where he gave the name OF Wl,lan JonIs"n.
His confederates made their escape. leste4Sa. ~
prisoner was taken before Justice Bowling VINO e"i'-
mited him for trial without bail
MAN FATALLY INJURED By AN ELEyAToR.-
On Tuesday afternoon Arthur Percivai an e"nit-
with some other workmea employed in the CampoeI
Warehouse No. Is Whitehast. ascended ron -
oyer floor on the elevator On reaching the ionrta
floor Percival attempted to step off, but was caught De-
tween beam and the elevator. and 50 DddiF Lllfe@
that he died some hOurs after being taken TO tne New
York Hospital. Yesterday Coroner Collin held On m
quest and verdict of accidental death was feIae.ed;
Deceased a native OF Ireland aged a. .eais' ~"
resided at No. Embly-st.. Brooklyn.
COMMITMENT OF A WIFE MCRDBRER-pEATH
oF IgE VlcuM--On the 30th Of May last, Charles Mn
Ter emf the throat OF his wife Fanny, with razor at
, HON No 2l3 CaLal-rt. lie was aTrt>ttis
and the wounded woman was taken TO the New YORK
Hospital The case fully Published a: the tune IN
The TRIBUNE. One week since the woman so lr re-
covered as to appear the TOmbs and make complaint
against her husband for assault with Intent N h ana
on her affidavit be was committed. Inc e1er''. "Ss
too much for ner however. a1d on her return " tue
Hospit.l she began to decline and died yesiorasS
morning. Coroner Collin will hold an inquest to-day.
CRIMINAL CAREL EssyESs. Officer Martin, ~
the Fifth Prec net Yesterday arrested Thomas hapla.
cartman. for careessy unloading CARLOAD u cotton
on the sidewalk in Greenwich-st. lie had peen PEE
vously cautioned by the officer TO be more careful og'
IA led 10 heed The caution, and finally bale thrown De
him struck aged lady named Mrs. Mary harand.
residing at No. $40 Greenwichst who was posing 81
the time knocking her down aud breaking he' nigh.
She was removed to her residence, ana bal!ih was
committed by Justice Downing.
MAN KILLED By THE HUDSON RiyEs RAIL
WAY & .Rs.-On Monday last Patrick Burke slemred
to jump from car OF the Hudson kiVer k.l..uo!H'
ST. While doing be slipped ard fell With one foot %
the track and passed il. crushing u ersl-
bly, lie was taken TO Bellevue Hospital where he cea
on Tuesiay Yesterday Coroner Collin held ar Inquest
Deceased was "a native of Ireland, aged 10 years.
4 MANUFACTURER OF OBSCENE ARTICLEs
ARRrsrRD-Yesterday detectives McDOngal and Gil
MOI found in the etc No. IL John.st, occupied
by John II. MARROW, quantity of obscene articles.
comprising cards. prints. scarf pins pocketcu.ory.
etc. The entire stock seized and the proprietor
arrested Ii is stated by the detectives that the lover
part of the building occupied b. the prisoner OT tie
manufacture Of the articles. Justice DowrnS COP
sLitsed the prisoner.
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