New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23


reut on ihs subject nIf, ~ Tho eer ON @,ni'rr
10 Witch W. gave place yesterday
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Mond'on lha 'e cnnoniesl laws ~ Ina Cshglie pharn
e'n r tfne ~ The lnpfnerl n The iHie tgnlu 'Arera'
~ lienee 80 hey were whom be- NJ dgnlrgnl bal bs
wlsfunne 20 lpfa hia only daughter, There is ~ 70
Hguuy srtti,e permitted Tho remsiss ~ pefsgns
whosp Catholic relatives having power a. decide ibg
question: hg.se 10 have Them Inferred In unoonsocr~fo
ground w tho case 81 NJ Laroae. u was understood
Tint hla fomapa wrfo 10 bo deposited in Greenwood
Ccmtcry nd infern until his relatives In France should
mako known tlnlr wishes IN regard O. them This
dton u was also agreed upon. shonld be inserted In
tho invitation TO the funern lest weak minded persons
,hould BIO scsndalzed. Mr. Mondron seems TO have
been lhopehe viii be satisfied with this explanation and
that be will the inconsistency OF any ones pro
fesrrg 70 belong TO the Catholic Church who refuses 20
be- governed by her well known discipline CLEEieus
Mr. fo'k, Nov. 2 1855
FRrr.-Messrs. Cook of Clinton, Oneids Co. in this
State have this season purchased for the Eastern markets
1900 barrels OF appes and barrels Of pears Some
Of the pens pens they sold az high as go barrel
The other day. saw in of our fruit shops basket
Of Duchess Ang0ume pears from H0veys garden near
Boston for which, assured sl2 so paid being
fraction more than for each pear 40 in
her, The same pears retaed here 25 cents each
At least many OF them brought that price and told
that in fruit shop in Broadway the best pears sold at
scarcity Of moneyor of pears All kinds Of fruits are in
demand, at high prices Jour Of Com.
TIE LATE ELECTION FRAUD-On Monday afternoon
and evening VIM. 7. Holmes Of Poll Clerks OF the
examination before Justice Stuart in relation to the
affidavit he made few days previous relative TO the al
affidavit he stated that the best of his recollection Cum
mings H. Tucker of the candidates for Alderman in
the Twentieth Ward had lO4 votes, and that he was quite
positive he had upwards of 100 votes la his cross exam
inaion he stated that the returns made by the Inspectors
viz: IS votes for Cummings H. Tucker were correct.
During the progress OF the examination il was init
mated 10 Justice Stuart that Holmes the who
procured the spurious tickets with the upon them Of
C. Tucker TO be printed and whenh' examination closed
the magistrate committed Holmes until il coud be ascer
tanned whether not such was the case Yesterday morn
ing Mr. Anthony Baptste, Jr foreman Of the printing
Office where the spurious tickets were printed was sub
penaed and being taken into the presence OF Holmes
at once identified him the man who applied 10 him 10
get them printed and made affidavit to that effect
Holmes was then committed to await further examination.
In connection with this fraud we would state that nearly
sixty persons residents of the Twentieth ard have made
afdavt before the magistrate that they voted ticket
headed For Alderman Of the Twentieth Ward Cum,
"ninps III Tucker" Thus far voter has forward
and stated that he voted any ticket upon which the
name Of C. Tucker. The matter will be further investi
gated on Friday next, at o'clock L. NJ
FATAL EXPLOSION AT DIsTILLEEY-I'roM Men Killed.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Hilton held inquest at
the Of Forethst and Tenth upon the body OF
Thomas Cosby, who scaded to death by the expo
sion of whisky still, Monday afternoon, in the disl
lery of A. A. and T. Chlds corner Of Thirty ninth and
The dee t0gnsf Mn scsaea man ami Sai
since died at the N T. Hospital were workmen employed
IL the place.
The following testimony was duuuccu NOiV
ner Jury relative to the of the death of Crosby and
the occasion of the explosion
Edward McCabe, swom-Says: I reside at No 23S
Thirty eighhst the deceased and myself worked in the
distliery Of Child Bros of Thirty nnths and
Tenth av he went to work about oco-x T. NJ yester
day; he still man. and was distilng whisky the stu
is ~ feet high and feet the bottoms it was of
wood the steam was conveyed through by copper pipes
the steam was to boil the beer In the still for the manufac
of whisky the still mans duty is to let the beer INTO
the STILL also the steam through the same and shut them
off again when he deems proper the deceased has worked
here three wears and half and was a sober industrious
ard competent man; between and 4 o'clock yesterday
otternoon the sti exploded the deceased close it,
and thrown into the hywheel pit distance oil four
six feet he was scaded by the hot beer ana me force
when the steam was got Of the boilers he was taken out
and found be dead it en- hour and hall before we
cond get the steam out so as to approach him without
dsnger TO ourselves the still was made OF pne as all
Patrick Henry being sworn snysI reside in Tenth ay,
between Thirty h and Thirty sixth sta AN carpenter 70
the distiery aud helped to make the still in questions
was of plank inches thick, aud well put together and
was made by Mr. Duryea, of Wlliamsbargh was in the
distery at the time Of the explosion but know no'hns OIL
Edward MeCabe, recalled-Am the engineer; was pros
en at the time Of the explosion but not on duty az soon
as II took place to the steam guage there was %
lbs Of steam on then to the safety valve but found
n TANNED down by fallen mbers the roof having fallen
upon have often worked the engine with llo IDS OF
stesm the copper pipes Of the boiler were not damaged
except when they torn away by the force OF the ex
ploson when found the safety valve smut commenced
Patrick Boyar also an engineer stated that at the time
of the explosion there about 90 lbs OF steam on AMI
that the engine was of 20 horsepower.
DR. Chasteney examined the body OF deceased aud
stated that the scads and other injuries the cause OF
death.
The case was then given to the Jury who rendered the
following verdict "1hat deceased came 70 his death by
"the accidental bursting Of still in the dstery OF
IN A. d T. Childs corner OF Thirty ninth-st and Tenth
Ireland 90 wears of age Coroner Htonwl this morning
hold an inquest upon the body Of Mr. MeGoo the other
sufferer by the accident.
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL CAsUALTY.-festerday af
t.rpoon poor Irshman, formerly resident OF New no
chelle but lately without home went into an eating house
in Washington st. jay in company win hAwiie anu
called for refreslmenis lie had been eating but Few
moments when their repas interrupted by his getting
cbok ed with piece Of conod beef physician was I'M
edisely sent for but before he arrived the unfortunate
man ns corpre Tho body was placed upon cart and
tnk In front OF tho Coroner Office but the hour being
leo ale for an inquest the body had to be taken to thu
Bellevue dead house. Ills afflicted wife followed tho no
fnnine and the sight truly serrowtn ms couple al
though almost entirely destitute had In prospect better
livelihood whom this affection came An inquest wui De
held upon tho body 10 day Tho name OF the doesard"
VIM McGnho.
Arorurn Flr,t fAit.-Nm McGrihn oerk 10
tho employ Of A H. n Sands dfuggtrr ~ the eesaof ~
William aud Fulton ss Instantly Killed 80 Mehisy
nrLt by falling hcndufvmoal through Nne "' 'ne hs'ya
wave Tho ppiiets ~ tho tiuo storing s"s ~ we
eellef aud The deceased walking toward 'h' Nvas
d.,, If tha sn,u aud nni observing lhAt tho hsseh"N
- o., n. fi through Il iap tho srlia, ani lAAca
,,, a ,,a,,as, Ares dead ,,spnef tnan"u tvseidr
hold sn inauusi ren tho trY % the late es'seN W ss
d..aeso No va faat Teeth ~ eni The JAY sNaslSNs
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