New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

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ave. whose house had been entered by the burglars p
forcing window. Several other Iesldences ~ t.s
immediate vicinity have been robbed wiInlh s1or' ,a
time psst The house Of Howard at No. 10 hioD,,
roest was searched by the police. and IN IL was lou
n collection OF coats silver ware and other afteles -,
stolen goods, prominent among Which were TWO oo
medals of the English and French lndcslIlai ExhIp..
ton They were claimed by Mr. John 4. Monteoher!
of No g East Twenty third.st.. whose dSenns W.. WI
burg,arously entered on "Wednesday nlght Ias.' anu m
500 worth OF property stolen lhe prisonss "IIo o
Saturday committed for trial without BAN Dy ousllc
Dodge. large quantity of stolen properly Is low -
the Eighteenth Precinct Station: House. IN aWeiy
secondst near Seconiaye, awaiting identihcation'
Officer Tranor Of the Twentyeighth Precinct, yester
day morning arrested Henry Cunningham IN tue II.
denee Of Mr. Water Daley NO is5 salieis co nc
Init,ed ior IT al by Justice Dodge IN deemt OF SuOo
bail.
SrAHBINc AFFRAyS-On Saturday evening
Thomas White and Robert Kelly sailors quarrei'u "a
Kelley struck his opponent in the abdomen ana 'NIeo
in the head With kDie INJECTING severe WOUNDS. Iie
WAS conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital where MS "ounns'
although severe were nor considered dangerous he
y was arrested by officer Shalvey Of the Seventh IRE
c.nct and was yesterday committed for tfal Dy JUSTICE
Shandley in default Of - GOO bail He - aged 70 years
and native OF Ireland He admitted bis guilt aud saG
that time since White ned stabbed him IN Mooi.e
and NO did il 10 get square" =,
| on SATURDAY, Henry Sraple and Peter Hart, small
boys quarrelcJ about sOme tritiDg matter ana henry
stabhed his opponent in tie left side with small kIi
infctinga severe wound. The injured boy was taAeh
10 the residents o. his parSnts No ~ East Eleventh
ar Tie ass, liant was arrested and suhssquenty com
mitted by Justice Shand'ev. While Oihcer Theodore
Drake ~ tho Eighteenth Precinct residing az No 345
East Fourteenth.st.. on Ililly nigh. was passing
through Rivington near Chrysest he was met by J'
sophine Pastor, who asked him 10 20 into store IN INC
vicinity. and see II nan WAS there whose name she
mentioned. He acte.dCd 10 bcr request mo tLe hdN
whom she desired 10 see, ana acquaibte him with tie
fact .ha. . woman wa outside onG wished 10 zee HIM
Ihe nan returned rep.y scaice,y ooinrimentaiy 10
tie woman and The officer iet !'led % ne woman sn1
acquainted her ri.h tie result oi ~ mission, at ne
same time repeating 10 her thc remak made by tie
man in ;he store. The woman rmccaiely produced =
anlit and stabbed bin IN Tic tight shoulder nhciar
q severe wound lio arrested rer and on Saturday
she yas committed 10y Justice .aanGlev n dcfult Of
500 bail The officer was nor on Ilty aud IN plan
clo,hes az the sine o. the assault.
FopcyBry RoRBlp IN TIE SImET-AN AsTUTE
TumF-Wl NJ John ". Oliver. oi No. - btoone-
ST. was passing Though bai ,horaughfirc, on Sltrs
dos morning, on his way lrne "hen neer SLe1iii ST.
be net Oy Michael AlNe!L ard Moan. aAG Two
others who gathered sruunO rm. ana While 80 situated
Alweli thTuss his band into divers POCKET nnd TOOK
from thence wallet contsring seyenvflV" cents kte
victim demanded ILe return ~ lis money when NO
land informed him thar :. he made outcgy ties vo't
XII MN. The party % thieves then went np Saer-st
10 Delascey-st., and having Decn followed By o.neI
Alw-ll was then. ne complaint, arrested b. Officer
Coleman of the Thirteenth Precinct. As hc made no
charge against any of the rest Of the gang they
allowed 10 CO. Shortly te.oTc deylCht o1 the same
morning Noland was discovered hy Mr. John Hood Of
No. f JacssOn-st, ID tLe Gct of leaving lIs Dwelling
with bundle oi clothes which lie had stolen. having
fo ced an entrance through a window. He wgg
rested am taken 20 the station house. II The morning
both prisoners were tak'a before Justice Sh1nGloy.
While m he couft.rooE Nolcni was 'ecognzeG by Nj.
Oliver he man who had threatened han. ,hs pre-
yous night 4 Seli was committed for g.i IN deiaglt
Ot 0O boil He j. native o. mis- city aged 20 0ycdrs.
resided Il No 20 Ptt.st, and worked ina gobacco iae
cory Noland ALEC native Of ;.s city aged - years,
resided at No 20 sheriff -, and !, laborer. He was
Committed on both charges
SUICIDE BY PORovING.--For the past Two
months Maggie Dowuey has been an inmate OF the low
la.,- beer saloon No. rs. Groonwch.st kent hv
Charles SwensCu. On Sat lrday evening after a short
absence she returned to the saloon app renty intOx
cated and IN very excited condition SIZE denied that
she was intoxicated, and finally admitted that she had
taken two doses oi morphen.. a paper containing
some ~ the drug f)nnd IN her bosom. physician
was called. but bis aDtdotes were ~ no avail.
and the 11Ofunasc trl dedJr short time. Deceased
WAS about IS years Of age and has highly respectable |
relations living 10 the interior o. the State. II was
probably ;he OLD story Of love seduction aud ruin and
asy dealt from Icm0rse At the degraded position IN
which she O1nd herself Coroner Wildey viii hold an
riquest on ne rornalB.
FIRE II WOgTH-Sg.-Shortly after 4 o'clock
pr sunday morning fre was discovered on che first
1oor a. Sc. i2O Worh-s,.. occupied as q lager beer
,io0n hv Augustus Frank Before Il extncuishcd
he 'uiliing and confen1s were seriously damaged.
FRANKS lOss VIII amount 70 5000 insured. The
n
lwelhC. loss on furniture $500 The third floor was
occupied by John BlnnerhGler as dwelling; loss $500
The building is owned bv Or Sweeney, and is dam.
ged 10 the amoung Of sloOC; insured. Frank was
resied slspic0E Of nav ing set re 10 his place and
: held 10 await so investigation by Fire Marshal
iaser.
B,LL or TnB AsTOR-HoUSE EMPLOYEES. - ,
lessIg Charles A. Stetson Co.. OF the Asior House
ith characteristic liberality gave their regular annual
all the employees of that popular hotel Friday evening
nd the occasion was generally enjoyed. The arrange
'cnts under TIE particular cement of CEas.
Vddo and Jeremiah Seaman. who acquitted themselves
rcdabE, end 10 the satisfaction OF all present. We
Jed in The grand dining room of the hotel last night
nj the 2t0 AtOrites danced and laughed and chated
h yes. and ali energy that would have been refresh
X 70 bllsc Of the world cynical philosopher
THErT OF A RIyc.-While party of friends
ere passing through East tioustonst., one of the -
nulber named R0nort = Winters, borrowed from Y
harles Votey n diamond ring valued at $500 saying
lat be wond return IL. Instead Of doing so he sold Il
one Richard Van Hogien. On Saturday the thief
as committed by Justice Dodge, he having been pre-
ou,.y arrested by Detective Farley. The acoused is
native OF Georgia. aged "a years, aud downtown
DmmissiOn merchant. n
FATALLY SCALDED-On Saturday Coroner I
Tildey held inquest at No. "a Sprinest. on the
)dy OF John II. Hogan, aged foOr years whose death
as caused by the accidental upsettng Of pot of boil
* Water ou the 25th inst A verde; oi accidental
ath was rendered.
CAR ROBBERY. George l.. Waters. residing Y
No. % Cciulnoisst Brooklyn while riding on q W
Ogrh.6No. an Printing House Square late Saturday
glt was robbed Of d yOcketbook containing United y
ates coupons 10 the amount Of s2:0 aud . valuable
amond bfoatiIiu Iio ;no wbs not discovered until y