New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-29
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY IT EMS.

wepNrsDAY. June q.
FtREs.-A Ere broke out. about O'Clock ths
morning. IN Taylor's Hotel Cortand.st near Green
w,eh ItwA. soon extngulshcd with but triaing Dam
age 10 the premises Also ~ o'clock this morning
Gre broke on, IN the resr OF house 70 Coniand-st
used as card factory. bat pomp'ly ex'insii'heo
BY the eng nes which were snos, Immediately on me
spot
TsE CEMETERY AT OAK HrLL.-The grounds
comprised In the new Cemetery o. Oak hAe near ~
ack in Rock!aDa Co We're yesterday con-oo'''o1 ~.
the purposes Of burial The company Of 'PeaAers ana
invited guests len this City In the steamboat Ne" ia
ven and on their arrival II NyscE, as-enoeo on tne
r,oond. Rev Dr. Dewitt sc;sd IS Chairman, and ID
s,e..e. were delivered by Rev. ORA Adams and Dun
bar and Hon Hugh Maxwell after which The grounds
we're eon,ecrated by Hon. NJ Hardenourgh. The
.oepery OF Nysek Is remarkably beautiful. the Gene
,ery grounds overlooking the Hsdson and iis rieh
shores. nakas most appropriate resting place Tor
the dead
FATAL AcoIpEST.-Eary sh-s moraing child
osMr, schultz. ST Greeuwchst fs from atafeestory
wiaaOw. I, died shortly after toe accident
IT, 14 EAsOr efi4s Trl5aae.
Observing BY a notice IN your Journal that the
Bank for Savings Of Merchants Clerks Is about
gong into operation would suggest hat an improve
uent be mode upon the plan persuei At the Bank 10
Clam5ersst IN regard % the mater Of deposits In
stead Of waiting quarter Of hour 70 have the amount
entered in your book and also the ledger then have
your name sung out A. the top Of mans voice. who.
after attracting the attention Of every one present asks
YOU allow much have you broughtp and If you
answer correctly returns yoa toe book-causny you
unnecessary deisy and unpleasant feelings why
Cannot the plan DO pgrsued g a. other oanfs-
WIN enter Il once the deposit in ne dealers BOOK.
rslaru him, sad aiierward copy the amount INTO
The irdgefi
Uoons mat this com nunicaton may be the means Of
causing some alteration 70 he made 10 the present I'M
p,--.an, sni irneosiag plan OF dePoits IN Savings
Rink. I remain. REToEMER.
sroLEx PRoPERrY DiscovERED.--Yesterdsya
ousnt,-v 81 silver that has been Identified as the pro
rty OF Mr. Surges stolen cut OF bis house l2O second
81 discovered by eX'constable Joseph ana ohcet
Jssres iuried the premises OF colored man named
Joseph Ksner, At One Hundred and FouTteenth-st
AccIpExr-Mr. Seamer Couvsn. ll2 Columbia
st accidentally fell down the stairs Of Mr. Nc~sead
wadd.ng factory g. For-yih-st and vas dangerously
hurt tie wa taken TO his resideace' aud physician
sent for.
sfcESIs.-A man in dying state, and unable
% give nj name. wrs brought 10 the station hoasc
the sixth ward ~ ~ oeock. Yesterday afternoon ana
subsequently, taken 70 the CRY Hospital
BURGLARY Daring the night Of the 9th inst
some parsons broke into Mrs Dickens oyster saloon
Dusne.sl and ter rummsging about without success
departed leaving traces Of Their dsaPproOaton behind
them.
PoLrcE-A man named Charles ereuson was
arrested vest rdsy and committed for examination on
the charge Of burglary. William Foster was taken
INTO custody a charge Of constructive grand larceny
ia hsvins hired horse aud wagon. %uc1 De I'D not
return snd which were iOuai ia be possession