New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

7o ya,1s ard valued at 1896 consigned to Hunt Tpptss
Co. No. liz and "a mere ss0p be eW ne s
a portion Of the goods were IN the possuso9a
%nrTsSt was ssaed by the magistrate ana OF proceed
ing ho Of Stern OGcer Chener of the Court
stolen property valued s9l5 Stern Ind previously declared
he knew nothing about The stolen property lie was arresd
and Justice shandley held him TO bi IN the sum Of 90 "a
the charge receiving stolen goods Jacob Eehe q
The accused is a native OF Germany, aged % years.
ROBBED MS EMPLOYER Yesterday Detectives
Vaughan and Temann arrested Henry Aphe German po
ter on the charge Of having robbed his employers MeGss
Archer PaDoos filters Of No. Mercerst Of large
cused No q MeIcerst about $500 worth Of gas hatqes
chandeliers and other articles were fcnni and deoung y
the firm their property The prisoner committed cI
triaby Justice Hogan.
FATAL CAR AcCIDEyr.--About Eve o'clock ?. NJ,
Henry sunke aged nine years While returning from school
ran beside Fourthaye car for distance in the BcSeTy
near sprngs and finally attempted 20 reach the sidewalk
doing he beneath the feet 81 me horses adccese 70
another Fourihaye. car Knocked down. ana one O. %
@ u r5 r reans were conveyed TO the residence
parents tie boy No 81 FoIsytst' -ld CoioLe' "-f
notified to hold al inquest.
SHOT By A SALOON KEEPER. Early yesterday
morning Barney Muller residing OF No 2s5 West lnhV'
third St. entered the OF John Rice No 25 TenthaFe
and soon became involved in dispute with the PROPRIETOR
The latter ordered Mullen to leave tls stoon az" S ~
Lo1 d. ~ ris.l Mullen then .an lto the street, lat
was followed by Rice aud saot in the fsne "a lien %
we're wound Hearing the report, Olccr ialday .. is
Twentieth Precinct came up and arrested hc1 S. ,
took 10 the Station Subsequently Justice Dodge COM
mitted him for trial in default Of 5000 bail The aceueh
a native OF Ireland aged ~ years Inc "ouDueu """ ~
taken TO bis residence.
BrReLARs AND A RECEIVER OF STOLEN Goons Ar
REsrrp-On the night Of the nth inst joseph Mas 7 ono
Charles Hylsud unlocked the hall door Of No. 433 Hoasons
and proceeding to the second floor broke in the door CT
room occupied by Henry Asher and Morris Rosenbarm
toor. and stole from thence A. ubmadc coats and other
articles property Of Messrs. SiBzIem Kaufman No -
Eroadway which Asher bad taken make up and ~ vests
the property Of saein Co. valued al SE0 we n
night the thieves were arrested W, OMel t.Hs
OF the Eleventh Precinct ard he received WA ne
stolen property in the tailor shop OF te atscr " lta
Mais No - Stant0n-st The officer yesterday IIoceeuo
there bat Mas declared he knew nothing aooat inc
Finally he stated that the stolen property was IN sup
corner Of Secoucst and Frst.aye and OF proceeding w
officer found Of the stolen properly IN uuhh DStA
Mais ST. was arrested and together with the others eo"'
ted for examination By Justice shandley'
LAUNCH OF A YAcuT--The yacht Eva, oWhod ~
Geo l. Loriard was launched Thursday afternoon al 'he
olock from the yard OF c. r. Poion, foot Of Brdgesi
Hookyp Her dimensions ~ feet deck ~ ieei teaD
and feet hold. Center board and sloop figged'
IAnuouncement'I
wooD-wooD--superior VIRGINIA PINE and OAK
Nos So 65S ave, between IaryAh AID 1hHS
sxhss Orders By mail promptly hued
FINEST RgADY-MADB CLOTHING IN AMERICA
Gents Youtbs and Chdrens all quite equal 70 cnsion work.
Inst received O eases styles French, English aAd
Scotch Goods for TIE Custom Department ~. ppos
No CO Lafayette-place. and No. 81 Fourth ave,
Opposite Cooper Union.
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