New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

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REAL EsrArE.-The following sales OF Real
Eftate were made Oct % by ADRIAN MrLLEE:
lots north side of e1d-st subject TO a Corporation
lease Of IS years each 2Jxl0................. sIVo
House and Lease OF lot No. % WsveTey place.. i-o"
Sheriff and Broome-s:s lOoxl0o. HD
Hour and LOT Nos > and u Goidst' oiAs''''''' A"
FIRE Of WARDS IsLiND.-Friday evening
large frame building. occupied as dining room and
laundry in the rear 4 the Old factory on w ads
Island completely destroyed BY ire The hre ors
mated from unknown in the laundry an before
any effort could be made to exnguish il the entire bnui
ing was completely enveloped in iaInes Ine loss wiz
probably amount TO about 5000 or 5000 Insured
for g. go in the Manhattan and Equitable Insurance
Companies By great exerton on the part OF the IRE
men on the Islrnd the flames prevented from COM
iuuncsiins to any Of the adjoining buildings
FIREs.-About 3o'clock on Saturday morning
fire lroke out in the pattern shop of ANDREw HAYss
Iron Foundry in Th;rteenth-st near Nnthay The Ere
early the ground, and succeeded "a eSah-
gushing the aAInes before much damage occurred Inc
origin Of the IRE l. unknown
Atalate hour on Friday night FIRE broke out
in the extensive chemical works OF Messrs MAIZE
PoDGERs On One Hundred and Ninetecnth-st, between
Seventh and Eighthays The FIRE was soon extn gui'aed
by the remen-not however before the premises were
damaged tOthe amount of about 500.
ARREST or BURGLARs.-The store of Messrs.
swArr & JOHNSON, dealers in whaebone, at No. 81
Rose-t entered by burglar at o'clock yesterday
morning ana robbed Of l3c bundles OF whaebone and
,ome ether aTriclca, valued in all at $50. OIcers
CogELY and GLEASON. of the Fourth Ward while pa
trolling their beat il Roosevelst shortly after the com
mission Of the burglary. observed suspicious looking
man with bundle walking along az a rapid rate. T1ey
overlook him. which, when he observed he threw
down the bundle and ran oil. He was pursued and ar.
rested On examining the package IS bundles OF
hale M
gave his name JOHN DIXON From information the
officers obianed they induced coon after to visit
the hOu OF man named CHAs. JOHNSON, where they
found concealed 100 bundles OF whalebone JOHNSON
was then arrested and with DIXON YVES taken before
Justice OSBORNE. before whom also Mr.. SwARr ap-
pcared identified the whaebone and other articles
his property. The accused wre then committed 70
prison by the magistrate to answer the charge,
CHARGE or FALSE PRErESsEs.-A lad of IL
years Of age named WIZ. II. AXERLY, son Of Mr..
RICHARD ALLEY jewcler of No. 80 Bowery, was
Yesterday arrested charged with having, by false
repre- eniations obtained jewelry TO the amount Of
5lOs, from JAcoB CoURvorsrER g. Co. OF No ll9
Fultonst, and a gold bracelet valued ut 81, from
REED TAYLOR & Co, OF Maidenlane Theboy it up
pears went 10 the abovensmed firms and repres ented
that his father had sent MIN for the jewelry On pre-
vious occaions ne had been sent by his father sni
lar errands and this fact led those firm 10 believe his
statement be true aid they accordingly supplied him
with what he asked for After getting possession OF the
arcer be divided them between three OF his associates
named JOHN H. CoADRAY, WM PIYFE and WM. CROP
who each sold pawned their respective shares TO
various individuals leterdey afternoon these three
lads were arrested ly Officers McBRrDE aud PArrEN, of
the Fourteenth Ward. and with young AKERLY were
taken before Justice WELSH and committed to prison
AccIDEST-Last evening man named JONI
BIowN had ore OF his legs broken aud was otherwise
seiouly injured in Broadway near MurTayst, by being
thrown from wagon The horse attached to which hay
ing become unmnnageaile frSm fright Another gentle
man wko was in the wagon at the time was also much
In
Hospital and his companion wa cent home in car
riagc. The wagon completely wrecked against
lamppost
FATAL ACcIDEYT.-MICHAEL ESNis. work
msn at the foundry of Msssrs. Morn ArREs, in
Twenty..ixthst, between Tenth aud Elevcntn'avs.,
Lis head Of a large iron socket, which produced
a fracture of tie skull. The deceased was, Mt
the time of the accident engaged with others IN hoist
ing up quantity OF iron coses for ppcs, when suddenly
TIE socket of the crane weighing about 100 bs became
displaced and fell upon HE head Coroner lYrs held An
inqufst upon the body. and verdict OF accitentai
death ndered by the Jury. Deceased YVES nat'ye
of Ireland years OF sge He had worked ut the toun
dry but two deys
F.rN Acc1pExr-Mrs. MARY ARTHUR, re-
siding at No 2sJ West Sixteonthst. died yesterday
II oxrne Of her idenCe, from tie effects OF fa re-
ceiYed On Thursday last She in the ect OF descend
ing flight OF STARE leading nom the loutn S'ory, Whtn
her foot clipped and she fell to the bottom, where The
sbe was furd shortly oiterward, in state oil lnsensl-
by arising from compression OF the Dram am conse-
quent parayfs of the upper eXiremines Inc Coroner
held IN inquest upon the body, and verdict In accor-
dfnce with the above statement WIS rendered Ile
deceased was native Of Ireland. 81 years OF age
SrRIous ACCIDENT. PATRICK MARTIN,
laborer while a work digging cellar on the corner OF
Twenty thigd-st and Seyenthav., was very sriouly
injured Iy the cmbarkment giving way ana Du yhS
him Give He soon cxtricated ana tound 10 % III
iured in q dangerous manner. lie was unconscious
and after receiving medical attendance was sent ~ tho
NewYork Hospital by Omcer TOWNSEND oi Tue GIN
teenth Ward Police,
ACCIDENTALLY Rus OyER.-A man, named
pAIRIck KELLY, willie at the corner of Spring anu
Westets on Saturday evening, was run over ~ oho
of the Hudson River Railroad and bad his ley 1907
crushed. Officer MILLER OF the Eig1th MaIu wa.
nreeeu at the time of the accident and conveyed INC
Injured man TO the NewYork Hospital No blame - Ut
ached to either the driver or conductor OF the cars
RuS OVER BY CART.-A boy namel
J.xrs JouNsoN residing at the corner OF Hammond
ord Ws,hinptonsts was nun IN james, near
Eiehthsv, on Saturday evening, by horse ana cart
aud severely injured He wss taken 10 hls resllsnCe
by Officer HANrER OF the Ninth ard anu r
tended by Dr. MILLER Ii il thought that he cam re-
cover. The occurrence is believed 70 have been acef
dental The o the driver OF the cart was not rs
ceGtaned
SERIOUS FALL.-JAs. McGUIRE, an appren-
ice 70 the niasons trade, while the root OF I'VE
story building in Perryst near Factory on Satusday
afternoon Leaf his balance and fell to the basement noo
and trt nge to say escaped without having any OF ms
bones broken although he seriously inJurei n'ef
nnily lie was taken by Officer HASiFER 70 the Nlnt1
Ward Station House. where he was attended BY Or
henry after which he taken 10 the residence Of MS
aher, No III Seyeneerih-st.
KILLED BY FALL-A young girl named So.
y SAN J. GILLESPIE whose parents reside IL No 70
Tenhay Oh saturday evening fell from the third story
window 10 ths pavement and received fracture OF the
skull which resulted in her death five hours afterward
Coroner IyEs yesterday held inquest upon the BODY
ana verdict Of accidental death rendered BY tue
Jury.
FouSp DxAD-A young man of very intern,
4 pcrlte hsbit- named Ia FAyETTE kHELEH Wa iOunu
dead O'Clock yesterday morning In stable IN ihe
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