New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
CRIME.
a LAWYER CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY BY
FALSE PRETENsEs.

A LAWYER CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY BY
FALSE PRETENsEs
Samuel Hanser q lawyer attached to the law Office
OF Gen. Eunyon, in Newark, and an active Democratic
politician was yesterday in custody charge Of
obtaining money from william Lison q client Of his un-
der fa-c prrcnscs The plaintiff alleges that Hanser OBJ
ia!ncd him the of $40 for which he 10
srcuro thr release OF Mrs IsOn who wascnnfned In ia
ON charge of assault and bnttery upDn "A Mrs HcrWig
and that he aerward cNactrd from him the additional
sun 0 siO which he UInser said IL was necessary 10
refund Mrs. Hcrwg. who had paid that amount To Sc
the arrest OF plaintiffs wife. subsequently Lison
learned that such money had been paid by Mrs. Her
Wig and Hansen had power had he made any
attempt the wOmans release. Hanser was ad-
ittad 20 bail upon the above charge but II s said that
other charges OF the same character had been made upon
which he would also be compelled TO give bail
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF BONDS STOLEN.
At Haokonsack. on Sunday last, the office of Mr..
Carrot Ackcrson. late Clerk OF Bergen County was
broken into and robbed by burglars of some $1,000 worth
Of Government aud Bergen County bonds The safe in
which the bonds kept forced and besides
the bonds other papers OF value taken reward is
offered FOR the recovery Of the bonds
DEATH THE RESULT OF 4 BEATING.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
schrmer at Bellevue Hospital, the body OF Michael
Flynn native of Ireland, aged % years late resident
of No rs Westinghouse who died Monday night from
the effect of beating received at the hands 0i John
If anncars that Bruggcman has for several years
past been employed by the Ecw-lork aud Baltimore
Transnortation COMPANY nj Pier No North River
IA hir ,b ren,,flitinn ~ heinz sober steady man
Deceased has been fines employed by the Company
but owing hir incorporate habits discharged For
"A considerable time previous 10 the ARRAY cOOnesscN
ised between the men, ana Flynn had thrcaed 20 Kill
Rrupcefnau ON the afternoon Of the 18th inst Flynn
came down 70 the pier, where Buggeman was at work.
and commenced quarrtlng WITH and finally struck him
Brucgcmau pushed him away, ana az length drawing
revolver struck his opponent powerful blow above the
left eve with the butt O the weapon Flynn ran across the
street aud ank upon the pavement. He was fouhd Dy
Officer Reid OF the Twenty seventh lTecinc VINO ar
rested Bruggema, and took both 10 the staton-Oure
There Flynn refused 10 make complaint against the
prisoner and he was accordingly discharged llynn
vonnd was dressed and he went home. subsequently, he
became worse, and taken 10 Bellevue HOS
pltal where he died above stated Bruggemah
was rearrestcd The jury rendered verdict tat the de
ceased came 10 his death ~ the hands Of Bruggea bn
whether iu sfdefense or not they unable 10 deter
mine The prisoner committed by the coroner 10
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
MURDER IN TROY.
3 TRIBUNE
TROY, June 25.-Patrck Mccormick. resident OF
Ida Hill IN this city aged IS years was murdered this
afternoon by young named James Burney' during
An alteration at Roddys saloon, corner OF Congress and
Tirhth-st Both parties slightly In liquor ana Win
others BECAME engaged In "A row. Burney ana McCOf-
mick were auarreng, when the former drew large
I1ed dirk k and plunged IL into the abdomen OF the
latter Mccormick staggered and FELL lie IS sun nENe'
ht ~ IA mpo.slbe him 10 recover. The HufuefcI
yas a once arrested by Officer BendOn OF the police ana
conveyed 10 the station. House After tine murder ne
threw the dirk into "A vault, where II was subsequently
recovered.