New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
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Aurpc.N Piano FORTE ASSOCIATION
,.re-,o,-The Trustees, Messrs Joceiyn ana
a,son desire TO correct an eror IN the report OF
"a 49,. meeting of Association No. l. puolshed IN
,h,s nsner on the 4th ut. VIZ NJ G ~ brooNyn'
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,n,i.ys of me meeting published IN Ihe Irit,
,ue and Herald of Friday. July 4, 1851 Second
nsosJysy. Room No. s. at II O'Clock precisely
Sr,c,py.-On Friday night an unknown
,o,n about IS years OF age, called AT The logging
hnuse No 40 City Hall Place and put up Tor the
nioht The next morning he did not make ms APP
aos,anca a. breakfast, and sometime aiteT"drd "A
persoD was dispatched to his room to call MN the
door was found to be loci ed and no answer was re,
1900 70 tho perSon A locksmith was sent for and
,hc door was opened, when the ledger was found
dead in the bed furnace which contained the
sshes of charcoal fire was found IN the room. ms
furnace he had taken there IN ms cafpee oSg In,
rags as was also the key-h0le The Coroner was
sent To hold an inquest and the jury rendered
verdict OF suicide, committed IN the manner ABOVE
described
AxorurR SurcIDE.-A Mrs. Stanley, re-
s1d,ng IN broadway, committed suicide al her resi-
.ence Oh Friday night, by opening VEN IN her let
arm Deceased lost her husband by death about
TWO months ago and since that time she has hVed
mos, me lancholy life. She was about 40 years OF
age Coroner Geer held an inquest on the body and
verdict cOToborating the above statement was rem
dered By the jury
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. - Francis
Thompson lad years Of age. while bathing at the
foot OF HARRISON st, n r., Saturday evening, was
drowned. The body was soon recovered on winch
The Coroner held an inquest. verdict accordingly.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL inquest was yes
terday held at the City Hospital upon the body OF an
mknov n man. who, on Saturday night, while intoxl
Gated fen IN an area IN Futon-st and fractured his
skull He was discovered soon after the accident,
and taken to the Hospital, where he died Yesterday
Verde, accordingly
AccDrNTs.-A man named Pat O'Neal,
residing at 22i EliZabeth-st while al work on new
building IN Thrty-frst-st near Fourth-ayenue' on
Saturday morning. fell from the second story 10 thc
GROUND floor and taken 10 the cry hOSpltai WIN
several broken ribs Moses Slnan a LAD resiolng
Al the corner of Allen and Broome SITS, was seriously
injured on Saturday night, by the premature expo
sion of sOlnc frewkOrs Christopher Grammar al O5
Westinghouse had his legs broken on Saturday
evening. by falling down stars. lie was entto the
City Hospital.
FRrs.-At o'clock Yesterday morning,
Jones's Brewery in Sixthst. between Avenues and
G. took fire from the furnace IN the cellar Inc hre
men promptly on the spot ana soon eh'ihgulsheo
the flames Loss trlfing. -
About O'Clock on Saturday evening the store IS
gnshed Damage by fire, slight by water, great
Suspicion OF MuRDER-Early Yesterday
morning Joseph Connor, residing al liamllton-st
was arrested on suspicion OF having thrown James
WlllOughby into the dock foot Market-Slp, where 1t
was stated the latter had been drowned. colored
man named Cotton Hilton, living at 1870 Anthony-st,
told the Captain of the Seventh Ward Police that he
saw Wiouehby struggling IN the water, and made
every effort 10 rescue him. but without success Con-
nor was taken before Justice TimpSon yesterday
morning. and held until o'clock, when no testimony
appearing against him. he was discharged Hilton
did no, make his appearance before the Magistrate,
and IN all probability his story is false.
ARREsTs Ry THE POLICE. charlotte
Brown an English woman about 81 years of age, was
Yesterday arrested charged with stealing gold
watch and cham valued at 500, the property of VIM.
H. Bruins, residing at Doyer-st. The property was
found on the person of accused, who was locked up
for trial
An Italian named Antoine Proudley arrested
by officer Crossett of the Lower Police Court charged
with stealing $500 in gold com at Newark, n J. lie
John Mul,ey was arrested on suspicion of having
broken open trunk In the premises No. Bowery
and stolen thcreirom gold watch and cham valued
at $i5 the property OF Catharne Grady He was
held iCa examination.
Geo smith, Chas Hamilton and Henry Comm,
were arrested on charge OF burglary IN entering the
dwelling of ChaS. Augustus, 3O Water-St and steal
ing iherefIom "A cloak and two dcCantcrS. The ac-
cused were committed for trial
John Heating was arrested on charge oil Stao-
beg VIM Maggie IN the forehead with KNIFE IN
Aicting dangerous wound lie was committed TO
answer the charge.
James Suddcrs was arrested by officer Mcclure,
who caugh; HIM In the act of insulting females IN
the street. Tie made desperate resistance and
when secured, sand that he regretted not having
pistol with him 10 blow out the officers brains lie
was held for examination.
HOUSE, RonBrRy.-The dwelling of Mr..
Brown. No 50 Orchard-s was entered early YES
terday morning, and robbed of SIS so The burglar
escaped.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING. " esterday
afternoon an elderly man jumped overheard from the
Barge Office ller, and was rescued from the water
by Mr. Mclaughlin, one of the Whitehall boatmcn.
We learn his name was Dempsey. His son was with
him a, the tlme and jumped overheard To assist him,
and succeeded IN supporting HIM until rescued by
MI Mel.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About o'clock on
Saturday morning destructive fire broke out in the
haSemcnt of onp of tho houSpS n "A roV called