New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FARE REpUcFp.-The Directors of the
Long Island Railroad Company have resolved to reduce
the fsres pom their road and after the r OF April 10
An average OF about cents per mile also 20 make al
important reduction IN their rates OF communications which,
with The increased facilities by the addition OF numerous
trains 10 and from Brooklyn eghI per day each wsywil
not only reader residence upon Long sland more de-
srabe than any place In The vicinity Of Newfork, but
shows the determination Of the present management Of the
Company to afford to the public the accommodation so
,opg withheld which we think will be tbs means Of
making The Long Island Railroad Company what ii should
hsve been years ago, dividend paying Corporation
Mr.. GRIRBEL's CONCERT.-The fine
Coucer Of Mr. r GRIEBEL, ihe.Volinst and the Italian
Onsra CompAnv. comes OF al the Female Academy To-
morrow evening Mr. Griebe S to the public as
fn.hed performer on the vo who has given great ssis-
faction at ell the Concerts where he has appeared during
the past Winter He will be well supported tomorrow
evening the Concert offers unusual treat to the euzer'
Of Brooklyn.
DIED IN THE STATION HOUsE.-AbOut
II O'Clock on Saturday night lsal man labong under an
alteration Of mind taken 10 the First District Sta
ton House by officer ODounen. He gave hl name as
Andrew McAear ard said his family resided 10 fhrd-sI
Wiismsburgh. By direction Of Captain Latham, DO was
put IN a cell as II was deemed advisable to put
him smonngthoss who occupied the lodgng-room In
The safe hs wss then TO- About O'Clock yesterday
roornlpg the keeper Of the cells, entering, found
him Suing on The door, moaning pissOusy, and cyl
DENLY in much pain With the assistance Of ths door,
man he wss then conveyed to the lodging-roomi
placed upon bed, aud physician sent for On II
srrivsl Of the physician Dr Bure the unfortunate man
was living upon his back laborpg under deun pulseess
At The wrists bis feet and hands partially cold and looked
oeshly pale The usual resorsves such cases, were
sppled but had 70 effect Ia rAlying him, and in short
time anerwsId he expired ton exhaustion, la The oPtn
len ply scisn The result might have been ddefsn
had timely ara beel rendered aud further that the se
cor moo with which be surrounded were made
ouste a. there was want OF Inc ordinary facilities 70 70
ieve case Of this kind his disease resemo ed typh1s
fever Coroner Ball nOhed and held 50 INCEST on ne
body The following 10 Toe verdict OF me jury Las,
Andrew McAlear 70 bis death from exhaust "a ana
ne wsntO proper care resulting from de6c eacy OF ne
ecesssry comforts ard thai those under whOss care be
ss pAcsd rendered him every assistance possible under
the eli cumstances o. The case
ARRESTED on SUsPiCION.-TwO young
eu ofrespecsbe Appearance taken into custody on
Sagrlav Afternoon under circumstances which led 70 ne
supposOn they house thieves They gave taeir
ssided IN Nsp-YOrk They seen 10 enter n1K oef
~ houses In he Third and FOarh Wards aac we're n1Ay
arrested and locked up. On being searched chise was
Uund on one Of hem.
MAD DoG.-A dog, supposed 70 be
,.hs ga, kBsd IN Clinton 81 on Thursisy last several
iudtViduss narrowly escaped being bitten.
r. JEREMIAH SMITH BOIEs, Esq. an
citizen OF Boston died his residence II hat
Civ on Saturday ths 9h last Al hs advanced sze q =