New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

dowsofseyeYal stores the opposite side Of the street
The first discharge sent bullet through the window
! Of Hall Sons music store, corner Of Broadway and
| Park.place. The next struck the window Of
Smiths carpet store, No 2J6 Broadway but did not
| break It, The third report OF the gun hurled ball
through the window OF H. L. shardlow's ren,lenan's
furnishing store. No 266 Broadway and lodged in the
premises but did no farther damage except fractur
ing the glass Thee several discharges of the almost
silent weapon were All within the space of ten min.
utes One Of the bullets striking the person
Of Officer Cropsey Of the Third Ward, who at that
time was petrolng his beat in Broadway. The Officer
Is somewhat Of the opinion that the perpetrator of
this dangerous outrage was personal enemy to him
self and intent taking his life in the above bastard
| ly manner. Although such may not have been the
intent of the individual perperatng the mischief other
lives however, might have been sacrificed. similar
trick Of this character practiced in Barclays
few nights since, which was traced home TO the Of
fender al least to an individual who fa;hcred the
mischief to the exten; Of nearly go Malicious per-
reckless Of human life should be punished for
their tementy The Officer made thorough search
both sides OF the Park railing for the person intent
on making mischief if not of sacrificing life but could
not zee or hear anything Of him
| SAD AccIDEXr-At about Q O'Clock on Mon
day evening Miss Ann Weeks, residing at "a Allen st.,
while bathing herself with linament accidentally let the
bottle she using fall the stove and
instantly wrepJed in flames She alone iu the
at tia time of the accident and the door being locked
size was seriously burned that death ensaed at
o'clock the following morning. Miss Weeks was near
neighbor AID friend of the Whiaocks who persisted
with the Henry Clay and she has been for many years
n member Of the same church. Her Pastor, Rev.
Thomas Armitage will notice this melancholy event in
suitable discourse Sabbath morning at the Norfolk
ST. Baptist Church
AsoTHEn WARNING TO DRUYKARDs-A
CHILD KILLED ny ITS MoTHER.-An inquest was
yesterday held Mt No $50 Elzabethst upon the body
of a child two months and fourteen days DID, son Of
Mrs O'Brien, living at that place, who came to its
death in the following 1t appears that about
10 o'clock on Thursday morning relative Of the
mothers called the house while under the influence
of liquor and persuaded the mother to 60 to grocery
near by for some rum On her return, both drank
freely and soon became quite noisy. woman nam3d
Gutter who lived in the house finally persuaded the
vitor leave She then left the of Mrs OBren,
| ard was gone about half hour when sho returned
/ and found Mrs OBren lying upon the eoor with her
infant under her. the former being perfectly supplied
from the effects of the liquor and the latter dead II is
probable at the wrotched mother while her babe
sitting upon her lsp had fallen from the chair upon the
oor and bengunable to getup had in this way smoth
cred the child. SO great had been the pressure upon
the child that its face deeply ndentatod and black
ened by the rag carpet upon the floor The Jury rend
cred verdict Of death by sufocation by being over
laid by its mother who supposed to have been intoxi
Gated at the time The Jury also find that il was the
result Of cupable neglect on the part Of the mother.
The father of the child at the time Of the occur ence
was ct work down town.
HEBRA HAsED VA AmET.-The 50th Ami
vorsary of this Association Che Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety) was given on Thur day night Constitution Hail.
No. eco Broadway,
Dinner was announced at o'clock, when the COM
pony took their seats at table and remained covered
while Rev. DIR. Isaacs made prayer.
Dinner being concluded the members Of the "Iiebra'
again covered and Rev. Rabbi j. j. Lyons said "Grace
after Meat
Tie cloth was then removed, and the literary cxer.
ciscs commenccd-Geo. Henrques ESQ the President,
in the Chair The toasts were as follows;
Ist TIE Day we Celcbrdts-The Fdtich Anniversary
ot the Hclra IiasCc Alnct Established for object
the most merciul and benevolent may it he able
toeoolh the last moments Of brethrensord conso-
lan to the living, and consgn to the dust accorngto
the rites and ceremonies OF Faith the remains o the
departed Faithful in Israel:
Which responded to by Mr.. Isaac Phillips.
Cd Tie FotAdsrs If tie Hbrd-May their pous labors
IN II sight Oi tne LOit hl earn lot Hn
cycrla ting and hfrpy portion.
Mr. Naphtal Phillips one OF the five original founders
of the Society replied in q few appropriate remarks
3D. The Congregations Of Israel an The United SateS-
The lard Of Gail and Religious Liberty and he home Of
he 0gTre>sod-Msy they flourish and prosper ever
dwelling securely, for there is none 10 make them
afraid"
To this toast Rev Dr. RAPuALL responded in most
eloquent speech OF some half hours duration.
4ih The C0RSitptcd authorities Of the Union, the Sac
nndt l6 Ci,-ae Guardians Of NE Public Eelfare-M4y
they lie blessed with lie and happiness, and "ia their
daye ard in ours may Judah be saved and peace AMI
plenty crown the land
This sentiment was responded to by Jonas B.
Phillips. ED formerly Assisiant District Attorney.
9Th orr Ja7iors Benevolent AssocidtonS-Thcir works
speak trumpcicDgucd as To their usefulness hay the
he always at their command 10 relieve the dis-
tresscd and suffering among our people
This was respond TO by Harris Aronson, Esq.
9th The Orator Of our First Jabaee-May he be thc
nj second and again CRAFTY us with bis effective
clCOuenCc.
RevJJ Lyons the orator at the jubilee, which was
celebrated last Saturday returned thanks briefly the
honor done him in the above toast. His remarks
eloquent and were warmly appauded by the company.
4 7th The JeHish Prcss-The defender of our faith and
the promoter of peace harmony and good VIII Nay its
voice awaken Judah 10 reason and virtue and point
out the path for the chosen people" 10 pursue
To this sentiment Robert Lyon Esq, the eiOr OF The
AsmOne0n appropriately replied
sth OR TTeasnres-ike Fair Daughters Of Israei-In
prosperity in adv ersy-in JOY or in sorrow-their
influence reconCics all the vicssitudcs OF life.
A. CORDOBA, Esq, replied in short speech, full OF
compliments to the iairer portion OF the race.
/ The volunteer toasts were then presented nni the
festivities were prolonged for some time longer TIE
"Hebra Hased Va Amct' was formed fifty years ago
by FIVE members Of the congregation Sheriff. Israel.
Though working silently nearly the whole Of the pas,
half century the fret jubilee Of the "Hebra has but
Just been celebrated The object Of the Society Is
ely benevolent the relief of distressed and the inter
incpi of deceased INDECENT but worthy Israeltes. We
learn that the Society is in ourishng condition,
snd that the object Of the late Jubiee-the formation
of reserved funds likely to be speedily realized.