New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-16
CITY ITEMS.

after the closing OF the poll when fresh sqlAd Of
The HUukers arrived, when the Inspectors Who
were in that interest and bad ali the party machine
~ With them re6pened the polls to receive taeF
voter. Ityls again closed ten minutes before 10,
though there were many still offering to vote. To
secure a victory over the liberal ticket hIndfdl' oil
tickets were thrown in with the cognizAnse Of the
Inspectors, ard in this way the Hunker ticket was
declared elected by vote Of 232 to 2s7. Thu
the way the people are served BY these corrupt
politicians and it is time they should be sigaIy re-
buked
CooKIsG BIZ GAs.-Among the novelties pro.
duced at the Grand Agricultural Meeting at K
eter England, was one which excited great c1rio'.
ity; it was the cooking Of the monster joint, called
by NJ Eoyer the baron and saddle back Of beef a Ia
Magma ChArts, weighing 535 lbs. For the first
time in the annals Of cookery, this was I1bjectedt to
new Proceis of roasting by use Of sn agent which
has been discovered half a century that ia 70 say,
gas. To crafty the curiosity OF the public It was
placed in the middle Of the csstls-yard resting
upon dripping pan, envirOned with bricks and
surrounded BY 2l6 jets Of gas, and covered with
sheet iron. Il took FIVE hours to roast, and con
1t weiehed, after being cooked, 497 los the drip
ping 23i ID the osmszeme 81 los thus losing by
evaporation only H.. bI. To cook this piece OF
beef by an ordinary fire would have taken Il hours.
This apparatus was invented and Fitted up by Mr.
Warmer OF London, who was prepared to have
roasted all the dinner by TIE same means, that IS
400 chickens, s. quarters Of lamb, and 80 rbI Of
beef at the cost Of l2s for gas.
The CI1Y's RUN DEss-The following article.
which we quote from the Ner. York Organ for this
week, touches subject Of which the orderly citi.
zens around Jefferson Market have much reason TO
complain. Where is ell the "yirtuous indignation
against Sunday rum-seuing, which was 90 loud
mouthed lin profession) some few months ago
No wonderthe prison in he vicinity scro Edsd when
the City rents lie houses for run shops and allows
them to traffic in health, reputation and life for
seren days in the week
Coronation Rum Holes on Sunddy-To say
veWere surprised will not convey an adequate
idea we were more than surprised, absolutely
dumb with establishment, when, on passing. Jeher-
son Market last Sunday afternoon, We say spa
cious rum shop or porter house, located directly
under the Police Court in store owned by the
city. What do you think Closed upl Mol Wide
OPEN sn1 doirg sm SshDg business Yes, t1s
nest magnificent and Christian city has Corpora
ton who beN all the rAyages Of ~ n In one place,
ard in another hire out the property Tor rum dels
a Corcort ton some days SINCE right vigorous IN
enforcing ~ the closing up OF rum shops on sun
day, and here at Jefferson Market allowing one on
their property TO be not only open, buE openly
and obtrusive ely public in its enornity; no bacsdoor
sneEking, no haliopen WindO Jtters, BAT two
large front doors wide open and all as odiously
glsr pgy, wickedly gaping ss on any day IN the
IA fogrD OliCempn a
Of courts, butcher boys and customers Of a more
ordinary kind.
This 10 indeed, pretty business for civilized
city. Why, is 1t possible that there are nor rom
tenementn enough near the station house, police
Court sno prison, to till those three places with
victims without graciously setting apart a corner
Of the very Court building for the iGiernal traffic.
Truly, our good city rulers have curious con-
sciences. One might s1pPoGe that they won'd
have a little more selfresDect-at least that they
would be careful Of mourning the odium of such
cool piece Of villsny But since they have done IT,
We can hardly in CINE that they would sticAls at
renting house for still more odicuJ though less
deadly purposes.
Temperance men, it not time TO say something
Of these III - ofthy servants Shall the great City
Of New. York not only pOllute her hands by grant
ing licenses 10 poison people, but absolutely furnish
stores for the extension Of the vile trade Ay
worse than all shall she desecrate the day Of rest
and outrage all sense Of religion ami common de-
cency, By opening rum dens IN her own property
here for pray will be oaths for hymns the rat
tie of glasses, for sermons the drunkSrds brawl
and for benediction toe bestial landlords curse
Ii strike Us as something awfuly atrocOus this
city turning Sunday rum-seller. IL looks like one
o. those aims Of presumption 90 iearfuly denounced
in the Book that never is found in the rum house
IL becomes every friend Of temperance aud virtue
10 speak out and let our full-fed servants know
that, although they may have lost all respect for
themselves, the ciD shall not be so fouly cissrsced
by their acts. They attempted once TO give us
quiet and order on Sunday bu. the giants Wee
ard Alcohol were too stoog for them, conquered
them, and dragged them at their chariot ~heels
Now they seem TO have gone over 70 the enemy
body and soul, ard tak.n partnership in the Sun
day rum-shop Thin foul di,grace muis be wiped out.
FISH, The FoRGIR-The Herkimer County
Democrat furnishes some particulars Of the early
hi,tory Of the accomplished iorger having so many
aliases, W hose career was recently arrested BY the
acuteness Of Cashier Kendrick Of this City;
This person. who is well known TO many OF our
citizens has been arrested in the city Of NeE.York
for forgery. he has been passing under the as
sumed names Of Daniels. RAntOrth, &c. &c. and
has been for several years engaged in carrying on
extensive robberies on the banks OF the State. IL
il said that his trunks contained ell the materials
necessary to esystemsiic and sklfl prosecution
OF bis business IL will be remembered that short
y after ne LETT This county be iorged sne nane' VI
several Of our citizens aud obtained large amounts
Of money. About the year 1889 be cane 70 thIi
place ard broke into shoe store and stole some
boots ard shoes He was detected, arrested and
convicted Of petit larceny. While In jail 10 ishs
LA C his gentle behavior and innocent appearance
gained for him the confidence Of the Sheriff snf
TAILOR and even before the expiration OF bis term oil
imprisonment he was admitted into the County
CiSrks flee 70 write asa clerk. While there he
altered the record Of ais own conviction by erislng
his own name and inserting the name OF som;
other person. he vas skuliul penman and coaid
in itste rbe eraph OF most Of the leading men
Of cur County. During his stay In thus place DC
attended school at the Academy, and In conse
quence Of his joviGl and sprghtly nature vas
favorite among the students He was suspee'et
by some Of being great rogue while here, and
h. M LIE hsa oxad him 70 be such vita