New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25


What be believed be The facts OF the case-,he proes.
ings before the Gcnamitee, &c denying Tia, the uirc
,reand saiins that be deemed il his dn,y N NO, &c 10
report be did-as Mr.. Dir. Ssgc, Tar lroa beige -
faulier creditor 70 the Corporation, which owed sx
~ least SlGS6 "A debar OF considerable length W. Il.
duiged in in which Aldermen Putdy, Leonand, Unersn
and Jones the principal SPEAKERS Mcsors were MAJ
by Aid Prrdy to lay On the table and print so,h repas
and ais, by Alderman Jones refer both reports hsst
the COMMITTEE, which latter pioioa pevaile--and lie =,
port was referred oack-accord.ngly.
RESOLUTION by Alderman Gedaey, for amending ~
Fire Law permit the FITenen amt Their engines h
Foueen,s,eet TO go above that stree, wheE nsc.sssr
tor tie extinguishneRi Of Fires-Adopted
Notwithstanding with the Board OF Assistants. =;
authorizing Committees OF both BoarSs contrae, m ~
rer.ss! Of The CSFPoranon ORDINANCES and for tbs pnb
In favor OF paying the Chairman Of the Beard OF ws.
Commissioners $500 per anuum and the other members n
the Board only their necessary travelling expenses and ns
coucurrng with the Beard OF Assistants in their rrp
the same subject, with an Ordinance. Adopted.
In favor OF correcting the taxes OF George Wheeler
Rsnort and ordinance i'll Authorizing Mass
Colon Canel remove the bodies eli dead animal, finn
the street. 10 their depository depo, at the foot Of 81
s.vera efss in different sections OF the City where hs,
nation AS 10 the bodies OF dead animals To be sa "a
Messrs. Colon Cante to obtain twice each day. Adopted
Chiffon on the effect o.! loscncus Smoked beef LAID or
the table and ordered printed. :, ,,,,
m and 9th avenurs 18th street between URon Place ana
Sd avenue and Irving Place between 10Th and lSihYett
with Also in favor oil tagging sdewelhsofsS
tagging sidewalks of BieecScr street between Broadway
and Mcrcestrcet; also in favor OF h,sng The Of
between Union Place and 5h avenue ID favor Of
constructing sewer in 18Th street hetween Sd and
Irving Place g.: Asssss TO TssSsnS 18th stree. se,weea
Alderman Dawes offered ordinance amend.oryof,,
ordinance relative The public pumps ana Crc,o Was,
works prohibiting all except the Engineers aud orem,n
FIRE companies open The MIGRANTS AID e, The ws,
flow under penalty oil $50. Laid on the table ~
Communication the Counsel OF the Corporation on The
subect OF claim John Anthos tor fee Of Ss for con-
ucring suit in Chancery IN favor oil The Corporation Re
ferred.
the K. cper OF The City Hall shall be verified by oath and
approves BY the Finance Committee, aud that all bills for
carriage hire shall be approved by the Finance Committee
Resolution for furnishing the Mechanics Institute with
documents complete the Corporation proceedings upto
1912 Adopted
Adjourned 10 Monday next o'clock.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Beforc Chief Justice Jones,
George B. Morewood < Co. VS.. Samuel L. MachelL-Ths
was an action alluded in ast) to compel the defend
ant to pay $3.50, the amount OF bill hemp sold To-
L. g. MITCHELL in the year 1885, on an assurance from de-
tendant that the latter house perfectly good Il az.
prared on the trial. that The house oil W. L. y u w. was
fully solvent at The OF defendants recomnendngNm
credit Immediately aerward the commissions arkos
from the various failures al that une caused 70 Aesn
Mitchell great losses and they were compelled, 10 coRs.
ouence 10 stop payment The jury, after very shrt 40
| sence returned verdict in favor OF defendant
POLICE OrFIcE-LARcENtEs.- Charles Raw.
nGs was this morning arrested for stealing one sa aBtso
bombarne vests worth 81 from the store OF MesS Bad
ley, s. ST. John Co.. No. LOT Sonthstreel The aerasd
had long been in the habit OF going to be above
store where he kindly treated suffered 10 remain aid
take almost any liberty he pleased. SuspectiRg at las, that
he had stolen articles, many were missed, he was tbs
morning watched and the above ARTICLES found bis ot
session. On his person aso were found pledge tickets i
nearly 40 vests he had stolen from the above store and
pledged to Abrams and other pawnbrokers at diferea
times He committed to answer the charges against
| him.
\ man named S. Hesku arrested on charge Of
having stolen chid cloak and pants and lady's dres
worth 81 from James Bell, $50 ilesier.streeL
! CoRoNER's OFFlcE.-CoNGEsr,oN OF TIKI
LuNcs-The Coroner held an nques, on Sunday evening
at No. sos Spring.sreet The body Of unknown man
aged about 80 years. Dr.. W. S. Ton,pkns made pca
died of The lungs He was abou5 feet inches
in hight: dark complexion dark hair, and was dressed
black frock coat black bombazine vest, drab saRet
falcons, striped shirt, black spotted eravat, white cotton
DEATH FROM EATING LoBsrER.-The Coroner beld an
inquest TO day his Office, Halls Of Justice, the boyof
Mary Bailey native of Ireland, aged about qyean h.
iag dead at No. 80 Cross DR.. $. Bell made pos,
morem examination Of the throat Of deceased and ound
piece OF lobster lying the epglots and tie aucss
such manner as 70 impeae her breathing and cause
| by being choked with piece of lobster.
AJuvENnE FoRGER,-A boy, named WinhAn
Stevenson, aged 16, native of England, in ihs
employ of Messrs. Augustus e. Thomas Thomas,
crate and fender makers, at Nos. SO and 65 Mas
sau street, as an apprentice, arrayed himselfyts.
terday in his best apparel, and proceeding to lds
Chemical Bank, presented at tho counter a check
for 1927 purportipg to be drawn by Mess's.
Thomas, his employers, in favor Of John Brown.
The paying Teller perceiying the check to bea
forgery inquired Of the boy where he obtained It.
He replied that it was handed to him by MI. John
Brown, who was stopping at Howards Hotel
The Teller then went with the boy to the Police
Office, where officers Stephens and Low proceeded
with the boy to the bank and thence 10 Howard;
Hotel to find Mr.. Brown. There, on converting
with the boy Stevenson, the officers became sati'.
fed that tie Mr. Brown no other than tho
boy himself, and accordingly arresting him hewa'
,aken to the Police sffice, complained Of, andeom
mitted to..prison to answer.
SANDS Observation-Disclosures god OF the leamg
ant considered by the aHcients as the gealess vel
factor to the human being abe with magic
tn alleviate suffering, remove disease and re .
erected to perpe his fame As the light Of eae ~
vances discoveries made all owhic have atsnseo
10 alleviate the condition OF man. aud as the inSeDaye
Of genius know bounds what can stay is pogfsm
the pathway Of renowns Chemical research hssn ne1e,
times greatly enriched the science ef medcne aaa ose
the discoveries recently made will be hailed by ca,sJs
with emotions Of joy-Sands Sarsaparia new segeAuf
preparation, will and speedily the Eo:t nssu
rae class ofdiseases, such Scfoiua pueI
n,asm and White Swelling, diseases OF tic joins sS
Rheuur letter, Pinp and Pu.tuIes tie ace, am
other erup'ions Of the skin purfesthe blood and ea1
healthy secreons, nyigorates The constitution, and gDa
stamina the debiliiated frame. BY is use dsaz
vanish. and suffering is The magic wand ~
needed flesh yigor TO restore.
For certificates of cures and various le,,imobia, see 90
vertisemenfs in different daily papers .,,.
Prepared and soId wholesale and retail by te 49,
A. B. Sands L. CO. 273 Broadway (Craale D Do San5
corner OF Chamberss Sold aise by a D. ". Ssr M
Druggists No. 70 Fulton street, csrn,rof 5oh W. e ~ sd
| 100 Fulton ST.; and by David Sands o. 10 tso. - -
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