The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

the bsA post by his silk handkeEchie IL sss. tha A..
deceased cams TO tho hotel Tuesday moru,pu .rd -,
,upied room registering his as T. H. Cram. par.
psrvic Massachusetts,. Yesterday afternoon Ellen mn
ceased and found II locked She looked through IT,
key hole and the deceased hanging by tho Ia
the bed post She Immediately gave alarm al tho
desk and Mr. Clark went 10 the door opened and thcr
beheld the unfortunate Suspended by the mock, dead
On tho table two ounce VIAL wha small portion
Of laudannm left, and letter unscaed directed TO his
brother, John ii Crane Mnlevls, Massachusetts,, With
request Of the landlord OF tho house seal said letter
and mail t. The following Is copy OF the letter but no
destruction -
Dmrx's HORT, nno.pwAv. NV Yosn. May I, 1852
overheard and So ea@e on 80
DO ss 70 p but ~ .ss
rtts have my body AID Do what whit.
~ soon MS possible Shed tears for mo- nm not worthy
Ten o'clock A. MI am now Ahou. to take the fatal
and iersye me an would stay with yonlas have not
on'' more aS" Friends 4a''a H'g.' D. s.s CRANE
The deceased Mas very gcnteey dressed and the above
letter supposcdto contain all he wished make knc On
publicly. The jmy rendered verdict, that the de-.
eacd came to his death by committing ssvide by hang.
ing.n
DESTRUCTIVE p,ur Is Tmsr A,rsrn.-A,cut 10 O'Clock
the spring balance and steel crnanlenta Mandatory
Of Morton Brcncy Nos $50, 2oi, 800 md Jo5 First
e0
solely BY Morton Bremner; the first Of No 00;
was occupied by T. " Tipdale machnehop. and the
fourth icor by Henry DAVENPORT as fiuG weaving
tallshmcnt and the saconJ and third by Horton 4 Co.
No $50 was occupied by Levi Chapman as strop
manuinctory. The buildings Nos $50 and III
pl,t,y burned out leaving nothing but IN bare walls
| standing Nos. 800 and 3!'5 but slightly damaged
The hotel John Clark, ut the Of Twenty. third
street and Third avenue several tmes,n fire, but
| was always extinguished. with but trhing Auagc, by
the fire department Tho fire originated IN tse story
Ct No $50 but how in what manner. coufrot he
.I,ner IAva
several shops 900 The loss Of Morton Br,cr is
tinattd at $40 Coo insured $50 O00 The loses OF j. j.
Tindale, Henry Daynpcrt and Levi Chapman, about
So OO insured for SO 500. Captains Whigan IN, Elan.
dram with their men, were promptly on tho yronl
| Com DiGcnNcs.-Whcre is the Of NewYorkcrs
going away from home to dig for gold when the have it
at their very doors Let any Of our issSr,ng .ammn-
ana wait until excavation Is made vault tnalics In
aud then ransack among the dry bones for the o and
jewels which buried centuries ago ~ CON-
FUNCTIONS Of conscience need be felt BY sny pcan
the subject fer there Ia no person to look aitcr hNcad
Of past gee ana the laborers tho only oewho
reap harvest from the dead bones. Vault after ault
in-skWli piecc-brcast pecewrists and tn@rs--
all decorated and enriched By the offerings of thosho
taiv ana free booty to any who choose to scMc
for them oh, II is curious sight to what frailu-
manlty comes 10 ~ ias, parcel OF homes. iaoors
aristocracy, who buried in Trinity church yard fos
turieS, and 40 one to say nay.
1t Is the skull Of one quoth he,
who fell in the great victory
OPENING o. ELEVENTH A,fNus---The Hon. Ogden l.
wards John Cox and John Brown, have bean appointi
Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment by Jud,
Edwards Of the Supreme Court for the opening, &c,
Eleventh avenue from l0;th to Hath street. M
| LAcoiprHr.-ie scrday morning, gow minutes w.
fore o'clock gentleman 20 years Of age Nance. Rauhn
j. Bunker instantly killed, at tho store o: Mr. Men
No eal Water street, by heavy crate Calling down ac
hatchway upon him MIR. Bunker has been many yeas
employed mt the above and very much rcspccl
cd by all who knew him. lie loavesa widow mour,
his loss.