The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-15


scENEs AT FAsHroNAsLE IforrL-rhesc places of
public entertainment are occasionally rich in private
cal would be afforded shs@ an act the
inmates OF an hotel present. small scale sneres of
Of 1o The bus, country
md take his biennial SPREE with which he recompenses
nse Tor the months OF steady habits that he INDUCES
% when at home the fashionable broker and dandy
Young bachelor who eigns in the bar and
portcos as being nfsble in all matters of fashion, taste
norses &c. all congregate in these houses and form
what Of the male society that there to be met On the
ladies' side Of the house. family with their wives
daughters and friends found and often most agreeable
lotteries they and in such hotels by
deficient let English travellers say what they please Of
the cold ceeress hurry and hustle that they describe
being prevalent in them. But there is third class Of
vsitants which landlords have occasionally cons
their purses furnished in ratio their selfpos
session and brazen mpudence these after living long
least their Them IL p"y
men Of their bill but an instance that came to know
ledge day or two ago. certainly exceeds all we ever
in the midst Of the thunder storm the porter Of certain
fashionable house suddenly aroused by the appear
ance oftwo the stairs, who endcavoring to
lug of load OF trunks and escape Dire his dis
at such disregard of the sacred rites of hos
come to the rescue despite the brides the runaways Of
ered him to keep silent In short time the landlord and
his clerk, in the full costume OF Sandwich ISL
and chiefs were hand, and conflict immedi
ately took places but the landlord being assist.
Justice his side soon overpowered the runnaways,
though not before OF them had absolutely threatened
him with knife. When brought to the light it dis
covered that one OF them was young gentleman, who
having for time been boarder Mt the house, and
being unable to foot his BILL had called in the aid Of his
brother in this way to foot himself free Of it. and in the
darkness of the night elope and vanish The landlord
however, after expostuating with the young man. kind
loaned him umbrella to look for other lodgings and
we presume, by this time he is settled As may be
presumed such at the dead hour Of night
in house crowded with boarders was we'll calculated
to produce much fun. Fire and murder shouted
Justify; some thought Mller's doctrine true,
and the end OF all things at hand-n fact,
w
Then shrieked the tmd and stood still the brave"
inmates satisfied Tho remarks Of some Of the boarders
might be amusngiy chroncled but as they would pro-
ed we for the present withhold them.
WHE RE THE FOUNTAIN KEEPER THE Fountain in
the Park is not playing yet and the basin is rapidly
out will soon spread fever and Sgue to the great
detriment of the oafers who its margin for
race OS r. no The fourth Of July is rapidly appro1eh
the conduct Of their predecessors in the matter OF
the lin pans they had better at once have the fountain
keeper hunted up and instruct him to start it forthwith
so that at least the citizens may have the benefit Of their
beautiful fountain If it is only in the way Of political
capital
Police Once, JUNE l4-BnEAcH OF TRusr-SrrAL.
no WAIcH.-ofcer Beman arrested a named
Arthur Falcon charged with stealing patent lever
from VIM. II II. Smith, carpet warehouse, AIS Pearl st.
Falcon had been porter in the store and after his
with him. the watch should be produccd-accordingly
they proceeded to Kps Bay foot of goth street. where
porter house.
STEALING MoNEy.-Peter Boln was arrested by officer
Josephs charged with stealing twenty three dollars in
bank bills, from Charles Robinson No. James slip
hoBBiNo 4 SHiPMArE:-George Townsend was arrest
e. charged with stealing silver watch from Michael
MOTIFS at No. 90 Cherry street, where they board
ing with Mr. q. W. Bennett Townsend and Morris
have both belonged to the United States Frgate Mace
DOMAIN which arrived from long cruise about
ago The old mans pocket was picked by his shipmate
while he was asleep.
STEALING CATER BooTs.-John williams was arrested
charged with stealing pair Of gaer boots from the
store OF Ogden Dummngton, 299 Hudson ST.
koBBiNe WAsHERwoMAN.-Wm Tucker. and James
hnson two disordery looking black fellows were
Baker charged with stealing four linen shirts and seve
raj articles OF ladies' wearing apparel from No. 80 North
Moore street, from Julia Carmine, washerw oman, in
charge they were at the time On the person Of
Tucker found iron billet which it supposed he
carried for the Of attacking any unfortunate vic
tim he might meet.
RoBBERY A DOMESTIC IN A FAMiLY.-Catherine
Good was arrested charged with robbing George Cros
by, No 1856 suffolk street. in whose employ she was as
domestic OF SllO in bank notes. the LIST day OF June
Hannah Good, Bridget German, and Darby German,
were also arrested and committed, accomplices.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--J0serh r. Smith, No 81 Van
dewater street, arrested charged with assaulting
John Vi Park, No. As Rose street Smith was held 10
hail to answer "a
CoroMer's Ofice,-JuNn li-DEAru pY an AVA.
LANcHE-Ihe coroner he d an inquest the body of
Michael Callihan at the New York Hospital Verdict
came TO his death by injuries received in consequence vi
bank OF earth, at which at work. falling upoa
him, near the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn.
DEATH by INJURIES RECEIVED AT THE LATE FIRE
graw, at the New York Hospital Verdict came TO his
death by injuries received at the late fire. having his
clothes burned upon hi in the hay loft which was also
on nre NO ~ Orange street. 1t appears Degraw had
laid down in the hay loft to sleep and awakened
until the destructive element had completely cnveoped
him in flames.