New-York tribune., 1867-03-28

been made with knife The head bears the marks ot
Morris Ianergan WHs arrested and locked up for The
night. He states that at o'clock the preceding evening"
her up her aud then went away with some com
panions and played domnoes ana that ne Enc" ho'l"s
Of the death OF his wife until told OF II 10y Iuiy a.
Yesterday Coroner Schmer partially investigated the
case He found ar aN III the apartment WHICH uucr l q
microscope test showed marks Oi bOou ana pio"In
the handle Of which broken, rs though used III ah
afT9y The body j, very much asgoloieu, "u reo n,
ample evidence that the woman mas peeh IouliS ueal'
with In the possession Of the prisoner was found com
pocket knife, all OF the metal portion o Hhlch nag
been filed over so as to carefully remove any stan al
il might have previously borne The Coroner decided 10
adjourn tne ,Rq4eSt @ uli Ecs Ssa ~ sim, Vim M na IKE pot
mortcm examination OF the body to determine ire rue
of DEATH Tho prisoner is confined ~ ie lNthy-
seventh Precinct station House.
A NEW AND INGENIOUS swINpIE.
A day OF two since a respectable German grocer of
this city received the following letter:
"DEAR SIR: Seeing NeWiok Directory "d hoping
ycn aT se'y co.1o'n,' es & ia,gc t & y, ~, Tor nv
for eight s3 M $l5i so Tor so lnrosed Won gst ih'
''I5t Z. ..ga ia1ls,s Ss,s ''''''
This letter contained genuine 20 cent fractional cur
reucy bill The object of the sender Of The letter Of
c0urse 10 convey the idea that the bill counterfeit
tiocd need not expect 10 receive anything in return and
the sender " i'll not dare 10 complain OF the swndle,
SIMPLY OF countelfc currency The letter was shown by
the recipient to Superintendent kennedy, Who has com
municatcG with the Boston Police.
THE KniBALL ABORTION CAST-CONTINuAT0N or
THE INVESTIGATION.
The examination of Dr. George Beakley and Mrs.
Nancy Cole, tie allesed abortonss, who are charged
with taking the life Of Mrs. Elizabeth +. Kmball by
attempting to produce an abortion resumed ycstcI-
day before Justice Bowling At The T"nbs Dr. Dalton.
Sanitary Inspector Of the Board OF Health testified that
he had been directed hy Dr. Willard Parker member oi
the Board of Health TO Investigate the case that he had
after proper search failed 10 flnd record OF MR. KIM
balls death in the Registry OF Vital Statistics and that he
had applied TO Coroner Gamble ana had Ieeefed from
him what puIpolied to he the papers n me case Or
Dalton, also testified that in a CONVERSATION with d..
Beakey regarding the case. the latter had said that
there had been any fOul play he was innocent
The 6fense oDS read and submitted as testimony
the evidence tshen on The inquest by Coroner Gamble
and the permission from tue Board oil Health for the ie
moval Of the body 10 Providence.
MI Wilson the mdertaker was recalled. and testified
that the name appended 10 the inquest papers Of Coroner
Gdinoe was forgery Inc Signature ol S4iSh C1Sscs
hail. is also declared forgery 10y Miss Sarah W. Coggcs
dcHce where She is confined by sickness. The
Counsel for the defense summed Up at considerable
opposed by the Assistant District Attorney, and
denied by the magistrate. The prisoners were then cx.
amincd Dr. Beakley testified that he was native OF
NewN0Tk aged 81 years PHYSICAL and resided at No.
42 West Twenty fOurthst. He claimed to De not guilty.
OF this city, by occupation nurse, and resided ~ No al
West Twentyffth-st. She claims to know nothing of che
Tie further examination Of the case pos lOned
until Today al eele@k a. rlt n
ARREST OF A swINDIER.
Riehara R?Igl2ItA, who was concerned few days
ago with Dr. Charles Kendall and a lawyer named T. w
Nulla in attempting to sTindle Chicago Life Insure
ance Company out Of the sum of $4,000 by means Of
false funeral certificate WAS rested In this city yester
do hy detectives Vaughan and Nyen, and locked up al
Police headquarters. Iic will be sent Oh 70 Chicago in
charge Of officer from that city. The fun particulars
Of the attempted sWinde have been already published
III TIE TRIBUNE
ARREST OF FEMALE THIEF AND RECOVERY OF
''F'-i~ sToLES GOODS,
Yesterday Detectives Temann and Wilson while
in Wallst received information from Of the firm %
Messrs Hasey Co., brokers at No. IS sOuthst that
woman had short time previous offered 10 them FOR sale
a United States bond, which they believed 90 have
been stolen On the oath Of January last she sold TO them
a $500 7.30 bond. She then giving the Of Stevens
aud saying that She resided in CaIminc-s This bond
subsequently found 10 have been stolen from Mr.
Stevens. II was traced by the owner 10 Washington
where had been converted by the Treasury Department
into Fiye-Tweutes. Messrs Hasey & Co. were cOnmu
uCaed with, and expressed their willingness 70 aid in
securing tho woman. While the detectives were in the
office the woman returned. and was arrested On reach
ing the Detective Office the detectives there found
Mr. John Haffay Of No l,21l Broadway who
stated that he had been robbed OF quantity Of bonds
The woman was searched. and in her possession
amounting in the aggregate TO over $1,000 She
Gibbons is native Of Ireland aged q years She is
described as ges99TP Sgesh thef Her residence at
aud ju il was found quantity OF furs silks, and other
articles supposed to have been stolen These were taken
Property Clerks otii,ss q P9lies Hseaqlarters.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS" ON tx
HIBITIoN IN POLICE station.
George Hayes and John Howard, the skillful opera
tors whose exploits as "shpping and Commission Mer
chants" briefly described in yesterdays TRIBUNE
kept exhibition yesterday, the Leonard-st PO
lice Station for identification by wholesalers and Others
whom they had victmised. From morning until night
the public room of the Police Station thrOnged by
uadesnen, many Of whom recognized the prisoner and
nearly all Of whom had been defrauded by some OF the
gang OF which Hayes the chief. gentleman who said
that while he did not recognize either Hayes Howard,
paltnerSan aged man who carries the talest kind
ton umbrella and pretends to be retailer buying stock
FOR his store somewhere in the backHOOds Of North Caro-
bna. TINS parsonage loses his wallet twice day
after bank hours and approaches the merchants Just
when they are closing accounts having previously taken
care 10 order large consignment OF goods 10 be delivered
al some future time. He bOIrOws from S. 10 $40 the
case may be- 70 bridge over the night and that the last
that is heard OF him.
Hayes VINO is the smarter OF the two prisoners at the
LeOD8rdst Police Station, ofenest recognized
never by his real name Messrs. Geo. Parsons Co. Of
NO II Deyst identified him A. T. Lawrence, and pro-
duced his business card, reading thus "A T. Lawrence
General Shipping and Commission Merchant, Nos. l3l
and lS4 FroDt-s, near WallSt, NewYork Liberal cash
advances made cOnsignneUts OF approved merchun-
dise TO our friends III Havana" lie bought 296 boxes OF
tre-cfackers OF Messrs George Parsons Co.. and had
them shipped 10 OF his cOnfederates, At Hartford
Conn, where they sold at auction Messrs Aber-
neJhy " Co.. OF Nos % and 25 MaTenst. ident-
way, and said That just before last Christmas he bought
three pieces OF CLOTH valued at $685. their warehouse
and ordered sent, with bill, TO his office. The cloth
ueFeed 10 one OF hlspdrtners who Informed the
tat Mt stewart had stepped ont for half hour but
would so0n be IN and pay the bill OF course, the
pecuhy oainan went on other business for hour and,
NJ A. Coleman OF No 152 FOurth-sve sold HAYES har-
ness worth Sl75 ard was TO deliver II 90 W s. HYATT 6
Co. st No q Broadway. Mr. Coleman bade his porter 80
10 that pace and not take check bu get toney or
return To Him with the harness Mr.. Hyatt was ont
OF course, aud would return meanwhile the porter
might itaYe ue b'l aud call again But The porter ohOse