The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

| 0ssRAnoSs or BuaoLAKs-M william n p..s
siding In Broadway East Eew.York was avassnso .so..
half past O'Clock yesterday morning by the no,se 81
burglar in tho basement OF his house. n. s,, thu
house cautiously and obtained the assistance Of ",
Jewell neighbor. The two took their position.
on either side Of the house and determined 10 oan,o,
the thief when he should attempt 10 leave
Hearing . noise outside the burglar attempted
V escape through the front basement window.
back, and about making ns exit oy he rear
when Mr. Reed fellcd him by . blow With cah He
Bolton q the Forty ninth precinct The burglar gave
bis name AZ Henry smith, and pretended thai be was
unable TO speak English. he was taken before Justice
Cornwe yesterday afternoon where he recognized
as we'll known musician named Louis Hosemyer.
residing IN Rvington street. New York. The Judge
committed him in full 10 await the action o. the Grand
Jury.
Ofcers De Clue and hickey OF the Forty fourth pre-
cinct, arrested two men at early hour yesterday
morning. who gave their names Richard Riley and
Thomas Smith, on suspicion OF burglary. ~ war sub
Lawler IN 1lssson near nekalb avenue had been an
tered by burglars aud robbed Of 500 worth OF goods
Mr. LAWYER heard the thieves IN The house aud about
TO hre on them when his wife prevented HIM. On search
ing the prisoners arcles from Mr. LAWYERS house
were found in their possession. They said they ved in
Madison street, New York and being locked out came
over 10 Brooklyn. They we're taken before Justice
Morehouse yesterday, when they denied any know edge
Of the burglary and we're committed TO await trial.
THT WALLABorr CoxmsspsEas -The wallabout Com
missoners held meeting the Mayors Office yester-
Hustled a. President and Mr. T. Campbell as Secretary
LADY ACCIDENTALLY PososED-FArAL MIsrAKE ny
DRUG CLKRks-Mrs. Mary r. Chambers estimabIe
lady, thirty five years OF age who resided with her pa
rents, At No. SO West Baltic street, died Tuesday
evening from the effects OF overdose Of
The deceased, IL appears, had suffered from neuralgia
and received prescription from Dr. Reese, which,
among other drugs, called for grain of nr oosaica,
and the deceased partake OF the mixture every
two hours This prescription was put up correctly At
the drug store OF Mr. H. H. Dickinson at the Of
Atlantic and Henry streets Several days after this Ms.
Chambers wanted the prescription renewed. II Was
numbered lsSo4s, and she directed her messenger TO
visit the drug store. Instead OF doing he went
drug which Mr.. Dickinson has recently lifted
up at the corner Of Montague and Hicks streets The
clerks at this che tho OF At
lanto and Henry streets Tor copy OF the
IL was copied ndisncty, and instead Of grain
drachm Was put up. Mrs Chambers took o portion Of
in the evening Dr. Reese Immediately sent for,
when he examined the pills and at once discovered the
fatal mistake Coroner Lynch was not notified OF the
until yesterday morning, when he Immediately took
ascertain who cupable Paul A. Schwartz
the clerk who made the the mistake in the copy, and
Richard Somers, who put up the prescription
taken into custody by the direction OF the Coroner The
Two clerks have boon In Mr.. Dckinson's employ for
long time and have always been considered very
full in putting up prescriptions The husband Of Mrs
Chambers who is lumber merchant in New England,
has been sent for.
ARREST o. AN ALLEGED IHIgr-A man named William
White arrested by detective Charles Frost yesterday
warrant issued BY Justice Green, OF Little Falls,
Herkimer county, n. ", in which he il charged with
grand larceny. He is accused by John Lahey, OF the
above nsmel place, with having robbed him Of silver
watch, gold chain aud $40 IN money. He was TRIMS
ferrcd to Herkimer county for trial.
Ac0nraI--Bernard Toole, labvrer. had his shoulder
dsocated Thursday by bank Of earth falling
him while at work in Prospect Park. He vas taken 70
the City Hospital. H ffN4 1.a
FAIsI pgETsScKs.-Edward G. Bates Was arrested by
officer Wilson, Of the Fortythird precinct Thursday,
on charge Of false pretences. Tho accused, who
rs respectfully connected was to have beer
Rod estimaoie Young lady residing IN
Bergen street the 21st inst, On The 18TH
0. April he eLtered into agreement Win Mr. Billings
son Tor the purchase of house for the OF s. bOO
and gave them check on the National Park Bank Of
New York for the amount On presenting the check
they learned that the accused had account with the
bank TN May IA the accused gave Mr.. McQnarrie,
tailor, at 1fS Fulton street check for Sis on the
Park Bank for clothing. The check
found 10 be worthless. Patrick Mcmahon, n
furniture dealer also paid with worthless check
by the accused FOR s25o worth OF fusnissve fho
cused says that the amount Of money which The checks
represent is due him from H. A. Brown. Of Nashville,
Tenn and that he expected TO get before the checks
presented al the bank. The accused was com
mted TO answer
TIE NAVY YARD SHOOTING CAsE-wliiam FcUden,
the marine who arrested charge OF Lomicide,
in shooting James r. Malone, companion, Al the cob
dock. last sunday afternoon, exoneratej from al
blame, II shown the Coroners inquest ,ba, the
shooting was entiruly accidental. $3.50