New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
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81 range OF shelves containing manuscripts WIKI
were bu. partially burnt This was In the hi'a story
under the roof which probably twenty feet iron me
floor and thus escaped. Alter Ibis IRE was eSiinsulsn
Cd !, was discovered that there had been another a.
tempt 10 are the building III the entry when aAo "eH
the ire ouy destroyed the brown paper EouHu f1''
ti,v of sorts lying there During SATURDAY n'sH' az
Yesterday there twelve other alarms OF nfe III '"e
civ. Severs OF ,heri were false; and IN every case
where there was nre il seemed evidently TO ua'e oee
,h WORK OF an nceniisry. The only serious affair WAS
,h burning OF three stables in Eghihsi by wnea '''
or four valuable horses were destroyed IN tne oe'
cases the darnsge was but triains
~ Capt LAND Of the ship Rainbow. when last
AZ Canton told his crew that II they rescheo Ne"-'0
within 4 specified time be would make them a prese1'
Of $50. The noble fellows worked the snip none I'M
within the required time aud thus divided me CSp'u
si-s40 to the Mariners Industrial! Society 80 10 Tue
Floating Church OF our and the remainder 10
the Bible Society In regard TO the nrst oil these ao"'
lions we willingly give place 10 the following
The Treasurer of the Mariners Family Industrial 50
ciety gratefully acknowledges the receipt ., of'y uo
,rs from the crew OF the ship Rainbow. Capt Lane,
which sum they decide should be appropriated 70 'he
beret, OF the pocr families OF seamen.
Ta- Society rejoice being thus constituted the NJ
,onrrs of these sesmen bounty the lndigent OF Tue
elias. for whom they LABOR and praT that sind Prov
isrce hestOw upon tcem Anu Lneu Iaah's
abundant, temporal aud spiritual! blessings
Mosr HoRRlBLE.-A poor. deiormed girl named
Maria oLcary Il years OF age was run over by horse
car on the Harlem Railroad. Saturday morning, anu
killed She has beer for long time engaged in selling
buttons pins and needles &c about the City FOR the
sunport of her destitute widowed an bedridden mother
who resides a, III Rdge.st She accompanied by
her two little brothers and coming 10 the psce where
they are mendng the Road (nesr Thlrdst) and where
the passengers either way change Martha missed
her brothers and back 10 look AFTER them Her
brother years Of age. states that he was looking our
OF the window the side OF the Cav where his sister
when she asked him If his younger brother was 10
tie Car he replied that he was tnsidS She then took
hold of the railing the forward end, and was setsng
on when she fell and the Car passed over her Tue
driver likewise states that ne did her nor know
she getting on the Car.
r5- Parents residing in the vicinity OF l2th'st.
and Fifth or Sixth aveuues will lind the Select Schoo
Of Miss P Cook % Twelfth ST. very good one. Tor
Young children especially 1t is warmly recommended
by several OF the respectable citizens OF that neigh
borhood
r5- Capt De GRoor of the favorite Niagara,
takes his place on the River this morning The beauti-
ul Niagara has been remodeed and her power greatly
increased during the past winter Having always been
crack boat for speed before the late improvements
we don know now what may not expect.
~ The Mirror states that Mr. Manning, gen
temau formerly connected with the London Press is
about commencing a Weekly here to bs called the
| Atheneum.
rT Dr. WIErING gives his extra lecture 10 gen.
,emen only this Monday) evening at y o'clock in the
BROOKLYN Institute This will be DR.. WIS last lecture In
Brooklyn.
E- A carriage was run away with yesterday
afternoon by couple OF inurated horses who dashed
down Parkrow a, desperate speed and were arrested
soon after emerging into Broadway We could not learn
that any one was hurt
II There is excellent supply OF the small
sweet Oranges from the Western Islands, in III,
ory. fury svuv.-ii, ,-I.- very deli
cious and wholesome.
n The Trinity Church Chimes were regularly
played for the drss time on Saturday.
PoLIcE-Satnrdoy.- appears that on the 9Th
day OF March, 1916 Mr. Edward Tiffany, residing in Sus
quehanna County. mailed two letters the Brooklyn
Post Office In the above county, addressed to Wet
more Co and the other White Barns Of the city
OF NewYork and each letter containing $40 principally
in dollar notcs-four of these bills marked with
black line drawn the back also the date OF mail
ing was marked In the hand writing Of Mr.. Tiffany
these letters never reached their destination Officer
A. NJ. c. Smith, of NewYork whom 1t appears mas been
appointed special agent by the Postmaster General to
investigate this matter informed that two OF the
dollar bills marked AS above were discovered in the
Honesdae Bank, Pennsy vania. These bills had been
deposited by Dir. Zenas Ii. Russell who received the
same from E5en II. Clark, tho postmaster at Cherry
Ridge in that county Upon procuring this Information
officer Smith, accompanied with Mr. Tiffany. proceeded
10 Cherry Ridge. and upon an interview with Mr Clark
respecting the robbery and from the the money
being traced from bin. which identified to be the
stolen money belonging 10 Dir. Tiffany ne became much
alarmed and finally owledged the fact of abstract
ing The letters and money from the mail and paid Mr.
TIFFANY back the $50, and asked 10 be forgiven and
hsped that the matter might be settled in this way He
Also gave him 81 more to give 10 Mr John Gilman from
whose letter he had aostrscted that amount and also
asked him 20 forgive him. The whole these proceed
ings taken last Friday before E. Patenue ESQ
Justice oil the Peace in Wayne County Pennsylvania
he was committed for examination "A black fellow
by the name OF James Henry 4 steward on board III.
brig Robert Bruce which arrived yesterday from ST
Thomas was arrested charged with stealing twenysx
douoosns worth siOi IS from passenger by the name
ot John Anard No. WhitehalLs, on board the briy
Upon being brought 10 the Police Office he acknow.
LEGGED the robbery and nine OF the douboons
also lot OF new furniture, which recovered aud
brought 10 the Police Office Mary Haggar,y and John
Hutiey. escaped from Blackwes Island and returned
hone james Barton, fugitive from Albany and jus.
tice was arrested on Saturday and back the
mer place for the latter purpose John Mprcrof was
caught picking iady's pocket--.An owner 10 wanted
for gold bracelet, with large yellow stone also
small pin and chain, with iocket in the form OF heart
(tos !ocke and not the hearty stopped from ndivd
ua supposed TO De stolen Apply TO the Chief OF dice
Jack Phenix walked of with twenty I'VE pairs Of
sh0es belonging 20 George II StudweI OF 2i5 PearIst
Sd:urdsy-A gentleman was knocked down in Hud.
sonsr on Friday evening and robbed Of Gold Watch
No 922- The store OF Thomas w. Hyatt 81 Division.
s. was robbed on Saturday afternoon OF so in money
several thousand dollars 10 promissory notes Fred.
erck Whdman was robbed by Jane Wilson. :. William
Quinn and Catharne Daily arrested for stealing
watch.
CoRosER's OFTicE.-Two deaths by delirium
trenens.
"A WALL-sr, NEW YoaX, ID May, I346
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