The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-16


where it borders on ripp. rsry. This lady, during
the ATTEMPTED revolution in 1913 was the propris-
tor Of hotel in the town have mentioned, and
essential service to several Of the leaders In
.pe ment In shst,ring them rom the police ana
mn mn AZ the rsk OF oe,ng transported Tor NE
i'h s y, ,ne Town IN wncn sne lived were covered
wnn Pioc,sma.ops' oeearng tnat any one VINO gave
~ W 'he "ouio De oesit WIN
as Insre we're nde oy side Win these procls-
nn' o.ns,s one,inR Ie"sIo Vi Iooo sor pAooV
wen this isdv With tbs terror. ~ the sovsrnmsnt
before her on ons side and ths rewa,ds o5 the
MT only aid NOT bstrsy them when She had them in
her mower Int nv ~ ina.nntS .omn,sssiy ~ e,.d
thsi nursnars "a 80, ,hS ,h ,,hp al az. ,nnnsv
she had hich ws, ~ eonrss rsn.ia hsr rds
,hiii;nss Rr;,,sh iSan b.in ;ssr al, tha onsv
n. b.a lib b;,. % ~ nao, ~ folioyad hin, 20
sbe ,nnn,sd him lib xps, n. wsntsa y,vins him all
sb. had herself ana borroxny more frsm he9 fienss
Smith O'Bren was the man the government most de-
sired 10 ca Of ure ar be vas for two DAYS t her house
while there we're on. hundred military and police in
and around IL all the time: and vet they did not
ind him rhey searched the house once when he
was there and at another time when thew we're about
to search IL she mapsaed to o.t him awsv til after
the search and then brous ht him hack On the Art
occasion when he heard the military we're cominx and
Mrs B. came to appri,e him he raised himseif from
tn. r.cumbent nottion In which ha wa. rsstina and
taking up a brac. of pistols cool,v s,krd Hos nav
are t6.rern There were of course too many to give
the ,liyhtest chance Of ANY hing hs fair 6sht Mr
OBri was IN this woman "a house mi vithie n vesk
Of his capture and were IL not for the Interference
of those who ought to have acted 9th ,rwiaa an.
would have .6.eted his .scsos m amsri.a or
France II win be recollectcl 0Brien was arrested
nv an Eng i,h d.tectiva noliceu.p pamed uulm.
as he was going into n iailSay train At rbnrl.s
Mrs Bowd.n has with her books nrrsented nv w q
O'Brep the pres. ntation being in his own hand writ
ing with which the writer sf tbia s familiar ns of
these books ia The Songs of the Nation set To
she has also letters from him Mrs Bowaen Is an edn
cat.d womsn and ,hs sis,.r - ,ha ,ato IN Mnrnh ~
Gosrau county Knkepnv Some friends of w a
O'BIkn in this city have set on foot the idea of pa
tronizing her in boarding house establishment which
she is sboSt to start and a number of Irshmen and
oth,rs vho no how 10 femal. worth In
sighted their Intention OF becoming bos ders with
tnI ~, Inc Wea'ner mas cooIea oown very
$685. ,as,.-a.n ro,nr,.S ,,S h. siy rs y ram
was deiightfully Bne
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W. ana,Sa. ,norniu ~ stm On aosuay nign' anu
w, =, 10y tI ~ 80, se 49, az INC oor
omutd tht ~ Iii oo.s , y, ~, I, ~ ,h
rd',,"n a. h,h 4, @ sas , ,S s ~ put N .ne
sonna r. .,orna 80 80 D. $3.50 a. 1911 In. ~ h s
neo. over ne oesks Of .ne ana sweeping
~e' ''''s @' " NV ~
90, aAshI.S er AsoTaks Br,LDlsa..A frame building
nesdsy morning upon the sidewalk, In consequence
Of The heavy rain storm washing away the earth from
under the jack screws used for raising the building In
order to the erection Of another story under It, The
crash alarmed the ghborhood MI. Quinn, to whom
the building belonged and his Wild and six children
were stfep In the second story and had narrow es-
cape from being buried In the ruins MI Quinn was
out Of his bed by the shock and three OF his
Were not for large iron chain which held up that
part OF the building uhder which they were found
until shey were extrcateo, tuey wouiu nave oeen All
allied The furniture was completely destroyed.
Great csrelessness Is attributed to those employed In
f"'s'ns 'ne ou'iuins
IssrcuRiTY OF GnATISos Yesterday while gentle
man was walking down Broadway, . grating gave way
under him. opposite to No 70, and h, leg was hurt
vsr-ly He vent down as far as his thigh, and had
very narrow escape OF breaking his leg There are a
great number OF gratngs throughout the city left In
tht ams dangerous condition and the proper suthor-
Ties Gus ht TO look to
FALsE ALAsms-At eight o clock last evening an
alarm II Ere for the Fifth district rupg by the
POET Office and City Hall bells The engines might be
running in all directions in search Of the ere ti
At length. II vas discovered that the alarm proceeded
from burning sulphur in the basement Of Nc ~ Maiden
Lane which Is willow establishment There was no
psu w a~ ~, =. 81, ~. ss nv, e.si,os
~ ,o,I vhinh ~ 1nnmd ,o ~ o .an.,,v 90.
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h.rIiss o. TIVE Tis smITHs-ienerday evening
mssung OF the tn smiths OF New iofk was heid AT u
W RENTERS % forsytn street where considerable
number had assembled to vitnesstne proceedings OF
tbe evening thefie,laent havins called the meeting
70 ooer announcer thst mt foeren would nrst read
tns constitution OF the TIN smiths