New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
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On Wednesday evening Mr. Scheme an architect,
having an office at No IS Wast while riding up town
fOurthave. car, s the Bowery, Fourthst, had
his pocket picked of wallet containing $40 by men,
who then spTang from the and ran away The victim
asked the conductor 10 stop the that he might get or
cned aid him, ana did not stop until the car had pro
ceeded nearly block. Pic iUlice uetoctivCs eVppdn
THadfdr ear detectives not allowed TO ride free
the Of the Fouth-avenue Road, although they
knowing this tact and that the car dteciiyes as conse
Gdente Do rot often tide the Of t- line the pick
pockets el9sn them more than any other line in the
THf wAsffiSGToN-sT MURDER.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Schir-
mer at the Twentyseyenh Precinct staion-House, in
Lbertyst the body Of Mrs Della Lanerran who
found murdered n her apartment the tenement house
No 1884 washing On Tuesday night number of
witnesses wefe eSamined, and their testimony went TO
show since ST. PariCks Day the deceased has been
almost continually intoxicated end while in that eQpd
ton was frequently beaten by her husband who thGH.
ened 10 kill her. No one, however, saW him actually
commit the deadly assault Dr.. g " Leo WHO made the
post 0ftem M exapP2S9' testified hat he found large
sharp instrument there being no less than light cuts 9n
the left hE there We're also several ahrasions on the
head In his opinion death caused by rupture Of
the dura mater OF the brain The jury rendered a verdict
daTa maeT the result Of INJURIES received al e hands Of
her husband Morris Lanergan." The prisoneris native
in bonded Warehouse. On being questioned TO his
guilt he replied d" think am not guilty" He was
Jury
SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE.
On Thursday morning the dead body of male in
ant found in vault in the rear No. Thirdst,
Coroner Widey notified to hold an inquest.
THF NOBLE ABORTION CAsE-TESTINOSY OF ONE or THE
VICTIMS
Yesterday at the Tombs, before Justice Hogan Miss
Maria Jones' recently Of the inmates Of the residence
OF Dr. William f. Thers alias Dubois who is now ncar-
ceraed on the charge OF having caused the death Of Mrs
Mary f. Noble by means of abortion produced upon
her, made an affidavit seng forth that on Saturday the
I3d nst the accused al his residence No. C27 Thirdave
performed an operation upon her with an instrument for
the purpose OF producing miscarriage the depOnent
formed for the purpose of saving her life The witness
then reDmmtted to the House Of Detention bail being
refused by the magistrate, he decmng her testimony
be TOO important 10 allow her TO he at large Dr. Ters
ON being asked when he wished TO proceed with the
to consult with his counsel could not Therefore give
definite reply lie was recomrnted to the Tombs.
THE FITZPATRICK MURDER.
Coroner Smith and jury reasscmbled at Fireman's
Hail. FOurthst, Brooklyn, T. D. yesterday forenoon and
took large amount Of testimony bearing upon the mur
der Of John Fitzpatrick which occurred between and 10
O'Clock On the night Of Monday the 18th inst CROWD
OF citizens assembled at the hail during the inquest and
watched the proceedings with great apparent interest
Tie prisoners Murray EphJoim and John Leutz were
present while the evidence against them taken and
they exhibited considerable anxiety, looking care.wOrn
and nervous They are both young men OF respectable
appeatentS Leutz looks particularly amabe, but his
passion The ttstmony taken yesterday showed pretty
clearly that the prsues had been with the murdered
found by Officer GdeTsleeSS with the hfeblOOd flowing
from mortal wound in his necs put no testimony Of
witnesses having failed to appear yesterday Coroner
smith again adjourned the inquest until 10 oeod
MVgQay Re4t, a@e the pr!soDers wele yemanded. 50
SENTENCE OF THE ADAMS EXfREss khoISsks,
Qh Monday last tAe appeal in the case of Martin
Allen and lObp Grady the two men convicted Of robbng
the safe OF Adams Co., on the New.Haven Railroad,
and who were convicted at the last criminal court at
Danbury came up for hearing before the Supreme Court
al Bridgeport Conn. The motion for new trial de-
med Allen was sentenced oeight yeale and months
aud Grady to years and six months confinement in
the State Prison OF Connecticut at hard labor
MERCHANT SHOT AND ROBBED AT DAYTON. OHIO.
sI TEIEshAlB TRIBUNE. -
DAYTON, o., March 2S.-samuel Tate, jr., a wei.
known flour merchant Of this city was wayad about
O'CLOCK last evening on bridge near his mill Hew
cover There is no clue 70 the murderers. ~