New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12


uehedness of juvenile vagrancy. Nobody knows them,
and Is presumed that they Of that large class who
are growing up in deness and crime 10 ell the ranks Of
the rowdy clubs and the cells Of the State Prison. Who
l. 10 blsme for thisi
FIREs.-About o'clock A. NJ, Friday, a
fire broke out In the basement aud twostoTy building,
No Manhattan place, occupied by Davis s Be5es as
carpenter shop. The first door occupied by George
Mccartney and Peter Gilsey as stable. The fremen
were early on the ground and succeeded IN ex.
inguishing the flames The horses and two light was'
ems were got out without injury Lose about $500.
- Yesterday morning a fire broke. out
In the roof OF the long frame building on the south
west corner Of Stanton and Essexsis occasloned by
spark fIom a tinroofer's furnace the adjoining
house 1t was ex,inguished before any material dam.
age occurred.
About Ii O'Clock A. NJ. Yesterday fire
occurred in the second story back room Of the dwelling
No 40 woosterst occs.ioned by lamp accidentally
left burning near the bed The flames were ex.
ipguisbed with only slight damage to the furniture.
The Chief of Police and Capt Turnbul Of the Eighth
Ward, were present.
About 2. NJ. on Thursday, a cam
phene lamp suddenly burst in the porterhouse OF Mrs
Pagan, No. eos Greenwichst, setting hre TO tho
premises. The flames were extngushed By the occu-
pspts without any alarm being given.
On Friday, at o'clock A. NJ. a fire
broke out in the dwelling of Mr.. Murphy in Third av
near Eighty sxh.st The police of the Nineteenth Ward
extipguished the flames before any great damage &C.
CURED.
The City Hall and other bells last
evening rang alarm of fire for the Seventh District
which, however, proved to befalse 1t was caused by
the bright light reelected from burning tar barrels
In West Broadway.
KILLED BY A FALL.-A lad named VIII
liam McComb, whose parents reside at No. Ill West
Egbteenthst, while on the roof of yelling In the
neghborhood where some builders at work, yes.
terdsy morning accidentally fell through the skyght to
the floor beneath, distance of fourteen feet and died
shortly afterward from the effects Of the injuries re-
eeived. The Coroner was notified.
BURNED TO DEATH.-The bodies of two
boys found yesterday morning In the ruins Of the
fire in Hammersly, near Bedford.st which broke out
at o'clock on Sunday morning The names of the de-
ceased are unknown, and IL is probable that they viii
not be identified they thought to be lads who had
no home but wandered about the City In the day time
and at night slept In stables carts or elsewhere The
Coroner notified to hold sn inquest upon them.
ACCIDENTAL female named Bridget |
Ryan, on Thursday evening, fell In Chatham, near
Jsmes.st, and was taken to the NewYork Hospital |
with her hip dislocated
BRUTALITY.-Ye sterday morning, about |
H. o'clock as an aged and iDrm traveller apparently
German was entering the City on foot, by the Harlem
Railroad track he rudey assaulted by a gang Of
young rowdies at the corner of Fourth avenue and |
Thirty irstsreet driven of the sidewalk, the pack
his back torn and his hat knocked from his head into
the filth of the street.-The rsscals all the time loudly
calling to each other to let the poor man alone The
sight was a sad one That portion of our City has hth
erto been free from such scenes and We hope the c
Gems Of the neghborhood will the necessity of put
ting stop 10 them at once It useless TO look to the
police
THE MULBERRY. STREET HOMICIDE
The inquiston 10 the cause Of the death OF Hugh
Duffy who was stabbed recently In Mulberry-st, was
resumed by the Coroner yesterday, but was not con-
Guided The case will be resumed on Monday morning.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcENY.-JOhn
Dougherty, who for the last two years has been en-
poyed at the Astor House, yesterday arrested by
Officer Devoe of the Chiefs Office, charged with steal
ing from the money drawer. Doughery, who held The
Office of Waterman, has, for some time past been sus
peced of dishonesty and in order TO ascertain II the
suspicious of Messrs Coleman Stetson were correct
they marked .ome Spanish quarters which they placed
with other money in the drawer and Left the office In
1-I,N Tha fnIIa oinU
morning the money was gone, and Officer Devoe was
sent for who arrested the sccusedand found the stolen
money in his possession Some months sltce Mr. stet
son had magnificent gold brooch stolen from his
dressingroom This brooch was a present from dis
ed vlrginan and contained in il large lock OF
hair from the head of Gen. Washington. 1t was valued
VERY bigblv by Mr. setson and at the time 1t stolen
he offered large reward for its recovery On search
ing the trunk of Dousherty this breastpn found,
several gold pencIcaies gold brooches, gold rings
gold watch and chain, silver nutcrackers &C., were
also found some of which articles were identified by
Mr. stetson as the property of the house. The res OF
the property can be seen application 10 the officer at
the Office Of the Chief Of Police. The prisoner wa
cemmitted for further examination
STEALING MoNEY.-A German named |
Christian Bottom was yesterday arrested, charged with
stealing sj7 the property Of Frederick Banitz baker
doing business at No 457 Twelthst, who was the EN-
poyer Of the accused The money was stolen from ths
ofMr B. and il was found in that of the accused,
who was taken before Justice Wood and committed for
trial.
You've PICK PocKErs.--Two youngsters
named Michael Kelly and James Richards were yeS'er
day arrested by the Second Ward Police charged with
attempting to pick pockets at Fulton Market sip They
verstaken to the Office Of the Chefof Police, where
description of them was taken and they were then al
lowed to depart
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-Fr d az
n ILL.,. p.frr,3 of Thomas n Lawrence and !