New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

though The Cy yesterday VINO noushi ne mad cue 70
the robbers
/ r. some Of the pews Of DR.. BeIlows's new
church in Broadway were sold Tuesday afternoon
Thirty pcws appraised so 600 brought 5000 Is
amounting altogether 10 :22ol9 T. The entire value
ofal the pew. ]. appraised at $4,000.
rg- The Flushing Journal says that IN Engine
Company FROM Nev.Ysrx which went on, there on Mon
day for targcthrng accompanied BY 10, Of petty
roTdies who few round and broke things TO pur
pose A fellow BY the name OF Megraih walked up 70
man working in front u Lews Stove factory, and ask
ed him If he knew Yankee sullivan. The reply WAS thst
be did not, upon which Megra,h said am the man.
AID knocked him instantly down. This brought sener-
a. melee which resulted IN the capture OF three Of the
New York rowdies - Megrsth Jas Smith and Alex
Graham two other DULLES having escaped
E- The fashionable world says the New
letter ofihe Worth ercar at present IN possession
Of An on dr. which has set White kd-dom IN iefnenl
I, is rmored that the highly accomplished and 'o'eiy
Young wife Of family which sets upon the yer! Co'-
stone Of the chimney OF fashion. is about 10 spPo" upon
n. copcer. boards in public Her husband son OF one
Of our most distinguished physicians wooed anu won
her abroad and upon his TO this country was a.
lowed ten dollars per week by his father to assist him
while obtaining practice This not enabling him TO main
,n the dignity of the family asked and reius
q The wife Immediately declared her intention Of De-
coming A public singer upon which the obdurate papa
declared that he would cut off the stipend which
he allowed The fashionable world took sides the
question and some OF the leaders have taken large
quantities Of tickets for the first Concert so We CO.
"Mottley's the only wear
~ Street robberies are getting to be the order
of the day and night On Tuesday night Alexander
Clark OF Orange Co. was eniiced into aieyway near
Bayard street. by two men named Edward Bennett and
Samuel Williams and just they were in the act OF for
chilly robbng him two Of the Police who had put upon
their track rushed upon them and caught them. They
had knocked Clark down and OF the rascas had his
knee upon his breast and his hand upon his throat
Two men named John Coyle and Charles Jones were
also arrested upon charge OF knocking down ard rob-
bing man Of about $50.
rf@ Genin pa Broadway. who has taken one
or more Premiums at the late Fair for superior silk
Hats sent elegant specimen yesterday-too elegant
for a thoughtful brow well small for capa
cieus head but graceful stylish Hat nevertheless 1t
is black as the ravens wing or rainy NewNork mid
night hen lamp Fighters saving the City Oh (or
their own cans on account OF a moon that they ind IN
the Almanac. We presume those who want usefu
broad brim as well as the votsries of style be
acy suited at Genin.
IT. The Welsh Benevolent Association cee
bra,ed i,s Anniversary the Minerva Rooms on Tues
day evening The Association is in highly prosperous
condition.
~ 4 fellow named Peter Quinn had the very
bad taste to personae Waterman, last night. He was
very properly arrested for insanity
rg7 John Smith, who represented himself 10
be a cutter for Stats & Barker went to the boarding
house Nc 30 Clstrec, Saturday last with his trunk
and established himself in Of the He was
soon afterwards missed, and also valuable suit OF
clothes belonging to Of the boarders Upon opening
hi. trunk ii was found contain nothing bu, old boards
lie vas probably old boarder.
~ The Booklyn people had large meeting
last night for the purpose of devisng ways and means
for the erection of City Hospital Committee to
receive subscriptions appointed and the ladies were
invited to lend their aid to the charitable work.
~ Dsvid Ten Eyck and Philip Springsteec
were arrested yesterday. charged jointly with Samuel
Sprincseee and Jacob Mitchell (whO have lied 10 Hart
ford where ere this they have also been doubtless ar
rested with breaking into the store II Messrs Davies
Jones in Willsmstreet, Thursday night last and
stealing small quantity Of dry goods and 5000 worth OF
bank and promissory notes.
- A man calling himself Israel Gibson, was
brought to the Police Office yesterday and temporarily
insanity He halls from Mendon, Vermont, which place
he saws he lett about two weeks ago with load OF coal
which he sold in Lowell Mass for $500 and upwards
He then exchanged one Of his horses for gold watch
and sold the other for $40 and leaving his wagon At
Charestown Boston, he directly 10 this City
In his possession found S1O5 ng0ld and silver and
a receipt for passage to Liverpool
lxY'A celebrated picxpockot who was lately sent
TO the state Prison for his msdeeds being noted for his
marvellous adrcness in pocketlfng was requested to
reveal the secret of his success when the following,
among other disclosures. were made we publish them
a. ike TO be useful to those who willing to take
hint.
Il never" said the pckpocket attempt the pocket
of any old resident Of City but uniformly strangers and
countrymcn" But on being asked how he distinguished
them he replied very easily /" and gave the following
List Of persons who the regular victims OF the
craft"
Persons in an omnibus who take out their pocket
books after the stage stops sure to be countrymen
Those who stop 70 converse the sidewalks or in
or Dit Offices ofTheares Steamboat Offices. All those
who stop 70 gaze at shop windows, or count money or
show pocket books in the street or call IN at the funk
Auction rooms All these" said he, are our common
victims.
II lind eating oysters or fruit or carrying an
open knife IN the street in nine times out OF ten ne Is
green and we rcfimise him. Persons who stand up in
Theatres stand rosswaks. are generally country
folks, and we make sure Of them
IT. The breach OF promise case we mentioned
yesterday is decjedyerdict for the injured lady $500
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