New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

sixty nirth.Et. the pair were met Dy fatrloA NhoU'
ma nIS Two wen known thieves and desperadoes The
IN. YES 40 assaulted the Young men ehu Ia IA
watch and chain valued at $40 rNTlaed wn TiGh Tn@
thieves ran away IEe yeSSnE Sn W chase Officers Cor
Tisb aud Hutchinson OF the Nineteenth Precinct folGe
iicntldrd by Burchei as the who had robbed him
Tie watch aud chain were not recovered haVlng nVen
ar he PRISONERS we're taken before Justice Kelly at the
F,ityuiuih-st. Police Court and were committed ior
THE JAMES FOSTER HORROR.
James Glyuu, the carpenter VIM. Cruthers,
the boatswau and Thomas Murphy, the third mate Of
the omIaut slip James Foster, jr, will be placed on
tal in the United States Circuit Court Brooklyn, today
Fifteen indictments have been found against them OF
which number James Glynn mOnOpOlzes the mons snare
c is charged, nine separate indictments, with as
h.rs OF tho crew. The boatswan and third mate have
each of them had three indictments for similar ohense
found against them The witnesses have been deainSu
iu charge Of the L. Marshal since the arrival OF tno
sp at This port and one reason Why the ui day l he set
1r liberty The Government VIII he represented ~ nj
Mr f. L. Paris The prsoncrs viii be defended by eH-
Judge Moore aud Mr. Thomas McGrath'
FAMILY COMMITTED.
For nearly two years past James Casey'
porter Johanna. his wife, and James lS , oo''
pied "a miserable room IN the garrett oI No 1O
~ The ,tbr and mother been drunk almost lnces
sanity and quarrcls were Of frequent occurrence he
terday morning ha.i SrStino and while thus engaged
The police entered, aud taking the enHre M fanny M % rh
tndT brought jcu before Alderman Moore al the lonlD
v committed them 10 the care Of the Commissioners oi
4larltcs and Correction
THE FOURTH-sT. HOMICIDE.
On Saturday Coroner keenan, held an inquest
at No 253 East Tourh-st, the body Of Frederick
Hahn the Young German shoemaker, who was ON Friday
evening .idcudIIy shot by lad named Charles Gath
rem. The evidence showed conclusively that on the
night m question the boy examining the pistol
common sin -.e-horrel one, Wme HAM sal upon Ms
"a
manner the pistol discharged the ball entering the
ME b0v rau away Immediately after the occurrence but
returned and gave himself up 70 he Gi1e, a TI &
ct accidental death was rendered. ana 'ue 4"u us
charged
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY WOMAN.
Coroner Rollins yesterday went to No 429
West Forty ruth-st Nmthave, for the purpose OF
taking she aute-mOItem statement Of Mrs Margaretta
frank who attempted suicide by stabbng herself III the
throat From the statement Of the friends OF the woman
appears That some years ago she was married 10 iehg
man was deeply affected 10y his deserlon ana mas az
tiucs been very de-pondeut. A few days ago she
,riIiy ' i'm a short time. She declared that life was
burden her, and that she wished 70 die and JON hun
mates soon after wouudiug herself and surgeon called
who sauched the blood. There is yey little chance OF
l,rrecoyegy.
ANOTHER FIGHT IN FIRsT-AYE.
Early Yesterday morning, three well known
'.sougbS" John Bennett alias Red Jack" James Brady
OF No $50 East Thirty yhftlst and james Lynch of No
81 Thrd-ave engaged in wrangle iu Firstave., near
Tuirv-spcoud.st during which Bennett stabbed Brady
with pocket knife i'm the abdomen, causing probably
iatm wound, aud also cut Lynch IN the leau WIN
tuc weapon. when the latter luteriered
30 save Brady. Hearing the disturbance, the
Puice OF the Twenty y-irst Precinct ran up aud
took Bennett into custody, Brady was taken
Bellevue Hospital, where the attendant surgeon pro-
bounced Linn critical condition. Lynch and Bennett
were taken TO the East Thlrtyfthst Police station The
WnGud Of The former was dressed and he was ue taken
E.ue later hour Bennett taken before Justice
Kelly the Fifty uin-st Police Court, and committed
10 await TIE result OF Brady Injuries
THE ROOsEyELT-sT. HOMICIDE.
Coroner Rollins, on Saturday, held an inquest
~ Bellevue Hospiral over the body Of Mrs. Margaret
GarEcs who died from injuries received early
sunday morning, the 3Otn ult, having been thrown
from window Of her lartment the second floor Of
No. 81 ROosCyclt.st., by husband 1t shown
1Ae evidence that the pair had constantly drank to
and quaTcled FOR considerable time past On the
might question they had the usual difficulty and the
woman received three or four blows About O'Clock
un. the said she going ont 20 get some
fresh air Her daughter requested her father 10 follow
hcr and see where She went did Soon afterward
the daughter heard her mother scream and reaching
fJo Iid her nofber had fallen from tie window and on
being requested by the daughter TO down and pick her
Uli said No, let her lie there" a neghDOr living IN
No 2g CbeTryst whose rear windows look out on the
rear Uf the OOseyclt-st house. the out
Il window feet rst and decidedly OF the opinion
tha she had been thrown out. Owing 20 the peculiar
window of the apartment occupied by the deceased and
prisoner aud therefore could not tell positively whether
oruO She thrown out. The deceased, wien picked
up hy some OF Tie hclghbolh, khd hef hutDauu uau
thrown lor ont. but aftcrward denied this and again
affirmed n % the officer who took her TO Bellevue Hos
lfaI she jury rendered verdict against The accused,
1abOrer. aged So years The deceased was native Of
ireland, aged So years
THE FIRST-AYE. HOMICIDE - CORONERs IN
QUEST