New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
CRIME.
sprc,iEN SIXTH WARD ROUGH.


s,abbed Patrick Healoy in the back during quarreI ~
ths Bowery near Heser-st Learning that Wlhsow I'd"
heeR at pic mic at Suffers East River Park on InSd Snd
lis nose badly bitten the Captain teegIap9edd eddenv the
QyDonne come down and see ne could ITe ala so
rsoner as the one who had assaulted him. ne Hitto
I'd Jiy identided WinsiOw the man who hSu DSte
n on Ine moSs tr3y was remanded for trial at the
General Sessions in default OF 5000 pan, ~ StcnnD as
gan. Healey sent to the House Oh Do'0N'''" 80
THEFT FROM AN OFFICE.
On Saturday afternoon the office Oh OorIeS
Macy Co.. the basement OF No " Nass s Se i easHry
Nrcd by a sneak thief, and package VI soVV ~
yGOtes stolen
AN OLD FORGERY.
Several weeks ago THE TRIBUNE contained
an account of the arrest Of David Marsh on case VI
being confederate in attempt to procure consiuoi
NE S,m of money from the ocean National Bank Dy
mems Of forged check The accused who was formerly
a hroer at No Exchangeplace WhIe ne " AZ, Tares
1UTa 1nsTv Nv a deaIer I'm Washington Market, stranger
who he said, TO be his future paSn, pon ,sSie hank
The stranger was Introduced by Donnely TO Sofne an
other butcher and by him TO- fa RTSed e6e for and
q short time after ward obtained certneI ChSOIh
a. iOO He again attempted to draw against tne DSs
Sometbing wrong teller declined 10 advance any @
o lef Tbe bank and has since then escaped arrest
Marsh taken INTO custody on susp%tion % Svtb % Pre-.
confederate, and Capt JOurdan OF the Dant de
Gnet nus De show HAT Marsh was probably Prnc
nal In the case Capt. JOurdan has asoertalneu Ihat
20 e 10Th of December 1867 Mlar purchased $4,000 IN
gold coin from Chas Harver Of No IA Duanest anu
tspdered him in payment therefor certified check on
the North River Bank for $4,000, drawn by % hnse In Ia
deposited it in the Union National Bank for eoecton
In Of time the check was fetoeG M leu snm nS OF Of
altered one the teller having cer1eG 10 ~ VF Inc hned
"twenty-one hundred dollars" and the wola
90 sstnTdav Marsh alias Mar was brought before JUS
tce Downing at the TOmbs Police Court, ana MT daNl
made made an Re BoBr eF O the ocean Bank testified
TO the that the check had been altered 70 S me- MAJ "
naa1 cd IN
israe committed Marsh for ria. az the 1ene oi
without bail 1t is understood that other cOnpiu'' "
forgery are to be made against him.
THE KELLY HOMICIDE.
The facts of the death of Hugh Kelly, at
Newark n j., from the effect Of wound on the heaa
received on May O. near his residence in Onehundred
audthrteentst near secOndaye, at the hands otsome
tnsitnte an in the because proceedings
had already commenced by Coroner Chase OF L93 @
Countv I have already been given at lengJn IN lHE
T1mISE ~ The relatives Of the deceased wished to bury
the 40d in in G'a 61 Ss SsmfHf Harris '0f of he Health
Board. DR.. Harms refused 10 grant TN tne s PEI,
Coroner this county OF the cause OF death Inc @ oGdy
was removed to the MOrgue Coroner SehrneI flleo
fly review the action OF another Coroner i9 & G9r
ing his Illness that Of Coroner Chase that he had com
meneed an inyestgaton We're oeenleu t briaI ,eT
nit At length on Saturday Assistant Dstrct-Att3r,
y BG9 n9St ba oonsddd Coming " within
the jurisdiction Of Coroner OF TINS S095nty, t5 ~
;pousst over tie BODY at tie Morgue Thomas Kelly
brother the deceased testified that he had brought te
ing upon DrH arms the latter refused 70 grant burial
permit and had the body sent to the MoTgne MnGIs
N j., who made post morem examination OF tle Do99yi
certificate that Coroner that, with jury, he had
viewed the body, and POSTPONED the ,l inquest ,i
Joseph CGsiman viewed the body OF the deceased, and
The bodv was so dccomposed as to render t impossible
to opinion to the cause Of death The jury,
deceased his death by causes unknown to the
jury" The deceased was native of Ireland aged "a
taken in 5S charge Tge BY the ire relatives
ALLEGED POISONING BY A PHYSICIAN.
Late on Saturday night, Coroner keenan, was
called to Bellevue Hospital to take the antemortem state.
ment Of James Srappe who supposed TO have been
poisoned by mistake. The patient informed the Coroner
that he had been for time suffering from certain
disease On Saturday afternoon he called upon Dr.
hm mixnTe In In Val By and direetoR Of Dr
d AndnGdi ne tGQK ta6iesPoonful OF the mixture end
ON reaching his residence % No No., 4i6 seyenth9ye Mr.
Continuing to grow worse, he called on physician in
emec and this he procured at the drug store at the
corner Of ThiTty-thd-st and Seventhave The bottle
srappe LETT at the druggists the emetc seemed to afford
him relief and as he continued to grow much worse,
eTfu emetos administered there, and after beng
relieved Of pansy Of the contents OF d5S the
hopos hTos'"' were entertained for his recovery.
ana died at Il a. m. After the death Of the
patentt the chemist Of the Hospital anayzed the
tents Of the stomach and found traces OF Shells prepa
ration Of Paris green, arsenic and other posOns. The
contents Of tho vial procured by the deceased from Dr.
Amand are to be analyzed. Coroner Keenan, will hold
an inquest to-day. He issued warrant yesterday for
the Of Dr. Amand and placed in the hands Of
Capt Jourdan OF the Sixth Precinct for service Deceased
was a native Of Ireland, aged % years.
OUTRAGE on CHILD.
During the Printers picnic at the Union
Park foot Of sxtythrdst Saturday evening, David
Aahoney aged years. attempted TO outrage the person
By Of the members Of the ASSOCIATION and was given
Into custody. Yesterday Justice Kelly Oi tho GOrkyc
Ponce Court committed him for trial
SNEAK THIEVES IN BROOKLYN.
The apartment of Michael O'Conner, corner
of Gold and Water-sts, entered Saturday after
noon and clothing valued at Sl25 soleu The thief being
apprchensve OF detection left the bundle the house Of
for it tho evening Shortly after, three little boys
came the house stating that they had been sent for
Mrs Conway refused 70 give them the goods, and sus
pectng that all not right, informed the police Sub
sequently cOlOred man came with note demanding
the clothes They were given 70 him. aud being followed
by the officer he observed 10 hand them TO James
McManus corner OF Concord and Jay-sts McManus was
taken into custody and locked up having been fully den
fed by Mrs Conway as the one who brought the clothes
70 her house.
The residence of Mrs. Mary McMillen, No.
n FrOntst., entered by sneak thief on Saturday
About the same time a froc coat was stolen from the
house Of James Hood, No 40 Yorkst
FIGHT BETWEEN RAILROAD MEN.
Frederick AveThann was arrested on Satur-
day night on the charge Of committing felonious
sault upon Henry Williams The frstnamed Is starter
in the employ of the City Railroad Company and sta.
is driver They got into dispute about the starting
OF car when Averhann struck Williams on 'tho head