New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

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nELAscHoLr DEATH By BsEsNs. IL
O'Clock, on Tuesdy morning lrlc girl OF r,re intel
h-encc, ten years and i've months old named Elyira
Bates daughter Of Alexander Bates, Esa, he M Ia
spcctcr Of the Third ward living atNo - Ma-rsy.s.
w-s burned IN the most frghlfa uaaacr. IN .Oasc.
qusrce Of hE7i-E renigred TOO near .hs srlse, in
| which wass glowing FIRE g. the time In few mo
ment, Eer her clothes took FIRE she was completely
euvelopcd in fumes andher cries and for
sis; nee vich we're OF the most her rtrenins oharac
ter ri.hs hive been heard several blocks from the
dwelling Nc one WIS w,h her waen the accidefe oc.
CURED EXCEPT servant girl who used every sraon
TO prt out the ere, and at the ssms time rsisei an
alarm Water was thrown on her person bat before
the fire in her clothes could DC exnguhed, she hli
been burned 10 her vi,als Several phy-icisns were
soon in attend nee who however could Aori but tenn
porsry relief end death ensucd NJ O'Clock yesterday
! morning Tie mother Of the deceased. the time of
the melancholy occurrence, sbseui from the City
| FIsEs.- Three Houses sd-At d o'clock
/ On Wednesday moraiag ere broke out IN he two
! story and attic building No 81 Goerck -; ownsi by
NJ Able and occupied by the families OF Mrs Neon
\ nell Mrs Purcell Mrs sullivan, Mr. shaw Mrs Shaw
! and Mr. Shaw. Tho building being very dry, the
flames spread with considerable rapidly. and before
the frernen could sutdue them the house nearly
| dcsuo, cd Tie furniture Of tine occupants was par
tally savcd bu, in damaged state. The danes COM
munictted to the adjoining frame building No 81,
owned ~ Dr. Andrews, and occupied by Mr.. Whit
man Ilshck, Mis- Clark. Mr.. Henry Bouion. Mrs Gar.
ret AID their families. The roof and attic was de
stTCycd b. IRE and the premises throughout Damaged
to considerable extent by water. The properly Of
re occupants partially destroyed greatly in
jured in IL removal The roof OF the frame building
No. a. occupied by NJ Dlbble, Mr. Penny, Mr. Daniel
Suseu with their families, nearly burned Oh, AMI
the premises throughout delayed with water The in.
terror OF tic brick building No. B. occupied By Mr..
! Ahrahems. was slightly damaged " water
The los the buildings and the properly Of the
cuJerts Is estimated at about s3o00
The FIRE is said to have originated from sparks,
blown from tic chimney OF the building No % l. ap-
pears that in consequence Of the chimney being very
sooty il took fire at early hour in he morning ani
/ some OF the sparks blown thercfrom. lodged In the
roof The fremen were early the ground after the
alarm was given and hut for their energetic action, the
confaeration would have been much more EXPENSIVE
Captain Russell Of the Thirteenth Ward AMI Capt
Bradford CT the Tenth with section Of men, were
prefent and succeeded in saving much property from
the burning buildings.
On Wednesday morning at "a o'clock fire
broke out in the bakery No. l9j West Tw,ny.6r5tsi
occupied by Henry Hoorley The alarm was promptly
given ard the fremen were early the ground, but
before they could subiue the DANES the stock and fix
lures mostly al destroyed Loss o. stock, 500.
Insured in the Marine In uranes Company for that
amount. The house is owned by Mrs. Mar Nrct Nit
chel and is insured in tho Howard insurance Company
! for ESQ. Damage TO house about $50.
/ e. & 90
lessly lett near the oven in the bake-housc
u Messrs. Pease and Murphy, of the Full
ton Iron Works have contracted to construct three
32noh cylinders, feet stroke engines, with suitable
boilers and fixtures, for the Brooklyn and New-forS
(new) Bridgest Ferry Company. The same % BE- I'M
der the superintendence OF Jonas Cheshier, Esq.
rY- The Ogden Guards, Capt. Tice, went on
their annual lrget excursion on Tuesday They mus
tered ~ mufkes Fix prizes were consended for, the
fret falling to Capt Tce
Board OF ALDERNEN-We daesday-R
ard T Compton, ESQ., in the Chair, ana quorum
present Tie minutes of the previous me ,ting wore
read end approved.
Petitions Rsf,rTed-Of Engine Co No. 81, for ap-
preparation to pay for repairs to their engine OF the
Police DeuarInent 10 be furnished caps for their
ct tires or riots OF WIN. Wadsworth 10 be included
in The grant to build and carry into effect the proposed
! Ttrdev Railroad. OF the Sixth-av. Railroad Co to
have their rtils extended through Mercer Canal WOos
ter Green Eighth and Fourteenth-s.s and University
Ilaoe o Junmerson & Bros, AMI M4ckrell Simp-
son praying that if 4 railroad be built in Avenue d.
East Brosdwey and other streets, they mgb be tho
grantees otherwise it would seriously in their
track commencing at the corner Of Thirty fourhst,
running through Avenue and other streets TO the
Fulton Ferry. OF several person, for remission Of
erroneous tax
Reports Ad0p,ea-In favor If Giving donation fsao0
70 Francis Roger for nurics received IN the discharge
OF hi duty as fireman In favor OF presenting the
list Regiment First Brigade OF Ncwio state Militia,
with stand Of coors and appropd ting 500 Tor tho
some In favor of purchasing ma bic but Of Henry
Clay from Peter " Hltel fOr $3.50 and placing in
the Gov rnor's Room. To present the remnant OF
New-York Volunteers stand Of coora, aud appropn-
atinc $500 to defray the exrcnse.
Ceamuai-at0as-Fronl the President Of the Croton
Acueluct Department, submitting the working plan
and estimates Of expenditures for 1853. The following
l. a recsIi'ua'ion
AoreGuct eos, uctoB account ................ s5e0
Agueduct reToiIs and improvements oD
Co-on NGterN oEks tNtens-on '..''..''''''''''' 13
sswt - paiIln and cleaning and suieeways loy@,
staiisticl tables 9i095
SALARIES ~'V
Laid on table ard ordered % be printed
Petiions RstgTcd-Of James w Mckee and Joseph
Pn,kney for gran, build railroad in the First
ay. and other stree,s. o. John Valentine, 10 lay
wooden railroad ia Fhh av.. sboye ForythiEdst
On molten, the Board adjourned TO December.
REAL EsrArE.--Anthony j. Blocker sold
The following property Nov. q: