New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02


fireman. Rad hold Of the rope when the accident &c
CURED His remains were taken TO tAe Tenth Ward Pos
station, where Coroner Hilton held inqn - upon mem
Yesterday afternoon There being y o. lnce pro-
hbting engine companies from running their Bgne upon
the sidewalks the Coroner made very thorough inVe.n
cation into the circumances Of the occurrence AMI me
following testimony Eas adtuced
DOris " Prs - s.ern s-ysI rsis a. ~ 81 >lH'3a-
eafrnan ana urof tuEne Co u iii not koo~ t- = a.
the s,cic1 Of Fouh DISCREET eausht e engine o.
o. u the street e Ssnt through chryss % rsad
Bo~y ard hen On he corner o. tn- e~ c9.n-foi
rare ard tie BoWsTy IN the r9Te AZ a Pl sne "a o.
- I'd The enne the euEns Ws gong very asst sni shen es
aker sDd on the Sidewalk spoken o. ral over the dee a
bout IS feet behind the the time mn-is ely weu
o'Ussree the engine DID nOt tnk 1t went % ,bs ae
planned of pain IN TIE stou . and astsa rs to I'VE aim ur
hano ard orshs were cd be we. dead eo1 i've or e2 maa
company that believed Of them said they
TRO aid Up d.es,ssd over id oS'TT.
Sovey the Foreman present; understand the foreman
bad gone to the HoPts to ascertain Il person bad been k.o
the TENN Ward station HOu- often the is
we'll think deceased sober after took him TO the drug store
JoSI Psts,.s reside at No 10 Cy.ts st. aud
running after the ensne tnk It VS. going down tbs Bowe on
seI b bad BEEN run over he s ys ssoa the die
n be- w.. .t5 70 s s. be and he wanted Az alter Sens
,dmitsd he died terwsrd occasionally engine
Jdrs SMITH ,vOrn-says, live at No s. Twenty .,c9nd. de
Fsv sh he native of Ireland AID about Is
oil
LIN Golgos, swo ssys reside at No D RvuEtonst about
oeoci tbs morning was runp'ns troash Be
hold The rope and assisted the Company when the
vas at the head Of rope when Walker felt Jerk and
thought the wheel had Off arriving Wker took the
Teon ynr on the dewsk have been .cqua1 sd with deceased
Iad beer to m about three hourv revou. 10 Ire acct
dent during w5 be S5E % Of s handy and
do know whether not he had hodOf the the
DO not any company helped carry
him the duso he said he vas burt n the 'Omaeh he died IN
John WhereA D. being reside at No. D H,mi
deceased found the s .ds and
10th his lungs these INJURIES produced his death
Some other evidence Of less importance taken after
which the given TO the Jury who rendered the
following verdict That the deceased Joseph Wall
his death by injuries accidentally received by being
over by Engine No 10, while unawfaly running the
sidewalk and we further recommend the proper authorities
TO tske cOgniZance Of It
From the time the accident occurred up to the death of
the deceased several physicians residing in the nghbor
hood were called upon to attend him, but all refused
HARLEM R,uRo,D-Iacrso,e of Trqia.-On and after
this day the Harlem Railroad will trains daily
(Sundays excepted to Croton Falls whence two of them
those starting at A. NJ and T. NJ will proceed as way
trains to North Fast and two more Those starting at
4. and 81 VI 60 through as Express trains to Albany
stopping only at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Corners
From Albany there will be three daily trans-at and
A. NJ and p NJ The way trains tn CrotOn Falls leave
the City Hall station at and O A. NJ. and at >. 33j AMI
I L. VI.
Plains and tecn to aud from Williams Bridge This in
crease Of accommodation below CroOn will be hailed with
pleasure by the people the route. whose numbers
being constantly increased by purchasers of property and
bOsrders from city The line Of this road will be
nearly one continuous village TAR White Plains before
leo.
~ A pleasant little affair of at Mr. Crsigheads
Printing Office on Friday evening last The employees in
that establishment having learned that Mr. w H. Tnson
THEN foreman of eight nine years standing
about commencing business his account took that
occasion present him with massive piece of plate with
suitable inscriptions as token of their appreciation of the
Uniform and long continued integrity with which he had
discharged the duties OF his position
FlRrs AID AccIDFNTs-On Saturday night At lOl o'clock
fire broke out in the house No 1924 broadway occupied
as ockmith and gas fitting establishment The remen
on the ground ald extngushed the flames be
fore much damage occurred. Damage Si5.
About quarter after o'clock yesterday morning fire
bro Ike out in basement Of No 81 Mulbury occupied
influence of strong drink at the time Capt Brennan of
Sixth Ward Police. with section of his present
and exnguished the flames. Damages to the prems
- slight The severely burned about the
body She was convey ed to the New York Hospital
ON Saturday noon ire occurred in the dwelling No. a.
Greenwichav. The flames extinguished by Capt.
Ackeman and citizens IL appears that Mrs Robin
the occupant OF the premises was bathing the heads Of
her children with cologne when by other
the spirits took tire and became scattered about the
Mrs X was severely burned about the hands and arms
burning ont OF sooy chimney in Duanes ST., Elm
No damage done TO the premises.
The alarms of fire in the With and With Districts
Saturday night OccasiOned by the burning of some
straw IN the streets OF the First Ward
Yesterday morning about II o'clock fire broke out in
The drug store BrOadway door above Bleecker
The fremen early the ground. but before they
could e1ineuh the flames the contents Of the
Outraged 10 the ext. nj Of several thousand dollars
ON saturday night Hugh Mckay. residing at No. 49i
Slih av was over by engine No. 70 in Chatham st,
thereby receiving fracture of the arm He Was sent to the
Hospital
The same night John Mcclellan wss run over by engine
No. and seriously injured lie sent home
FwEs--On Saturday morning at o'clock fire broke
out in the dwelling house of Delaney and Ridge
sts. 1t was extinsushed. Damage slight
About the same time, ire occurred in the building No.
499 Grandst occupied by the Mechanics and Trader,
Insurance Company The frenen extingushed the flames
before the premises sustained much damage.
MAD Doc-On Saturday morning. at the corner Of Ann
ard Nassau SIS, dog seized with hydrOphoba while
being led by chain attached TO his collar The person
leading the dog in mortal fear Of being bitten the
animal made repeated attempts to seize him by the leg he
shouted 10 the by SANDERS 10 kill him kill him." which
they did by striking him over the head with club.
ISQrFsI-The Coroners reports for Saturday and Sun.
day show the following sudden deaths
William ReddingtOD. aged 81 years, burnt TO death by
clothes taking fire, at No. l03 TGelfthst
Alexander North aged g, ScOthman. fell from the
upper story of building corner Of Broadway and Rector
st on the 22d ult
Lewis A. Stiles, years DID, burnt to death by clothes
taking fire while playing with matches
Margaret Wiberger, German 60 years Old died Of
aDopleJy while gathering chips in shpyard, foot Of
Stanonst.
James Meehan, % years old dro *ned in March last
found at the foot OF HarrisOn.st
An unknown found drowned at Fulton Market
about 40 years Old feet inches high sandy hair and
whskers, sack coat and corduroy pants
At No 10 Duane-st- upon the body of Samuel Ander
son native Of Ireland 80 years of age who died suddenly
Friday night from aPoplexy. Verdict accordingly.