New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
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happened this rnng al the building which - being
pulled down at the of New st. and WALL by Which
one roor fellow his life and several others dangerously
wounded Accideuts ot this description becoming 50
that it the duty of the press to warn the pubic
often they able and for private persons n notify
10 the public journals any possible event of this kind
likely TO occur through sheer negligence toolhsriness
particularly sude thu building the corner OF Bro I'd and
Waists, known Homes Printing Telegraph, next
ooor TO which lin Broad house has been pulled down,
and the talk is that To morrow the digging will oe below
and under the foundation of the Telegraph building, which
is crowded with mates who all seem TO be quite uncon.
scou. # the risk 10 which they exposing themselves
through ignorance of the danger contiguous % them
Tits eyening heard that Houses Building already had
lost its perpendicular Perhaps timely warning from you
may prevent another sad catastrophe and your journal
receive the thanks Of grateful public NEicHBoR.
TueidaE Ny l6, 1858
Bo,p or A1pERarN-Moadoy May 10 Richard T.
Compton. Esq the Chair, and quorum present. The
Nil Of The previous meeting read aud approved
PnuoHs R,trJcf.-Of John Lyons and others FOR the
extension OF the being built in Hester 81 TO
point dsaIt ~ feet west front the westerly sid-of Eddge
OF the Sewer Inspector for an increase OF pay from %
e s. per day. OF several for reduction of tax
R,soiai0ns by AID Doherty thar 5000 be appr"pri-
st,d expe that may be incurred by the Supern
endent and Lamps the cleansing OF the streets
OF the 18th Ward there having been provision made
for such in the nnual tax bill Referred 10 Committee
Cleaning Streets. BY AID Surtevant requiring the Coun
SCI 10 the Corporation 70 report 10 the Board whether the
suits pending which the Corporation is Interested have
b. iran srred 10 him aud not to call for their transfer
Adopted Iy AID Smith to increase the salary of Geo
" llinckman Asst Clerk the Mayors Office 10 1000.
Referred e. Committee Salaries aud Offices.
Br Aid Barr that the salary Of G. Nixon the Reader
If the Board Aldermen be increased 10 the of $3.50
Referred 10 COMMITTEE on Salaries and Offices
By AID Sturievant that the Clerk in the Assistant jus
tees Courts and the Justices themselves TAX costs Of
any kind against the City in suits brought for violation OF
Civ Ordinances The in regard 10 Marine Courts
Referred TO Committee on LAWS.
Mayors Hessoges. A message received from
Mayor Wsierve VeOng TIE report and resolution passed
to pay j. Carlisle for damages done premises
by Engine Co No g while running the side walk con
trary law The Mayor contends that the Company and
not City should pay the damages. Ordered to be
printed.
Another message wa. received from the Mayor stating
thar be intended withdraw all policemen from the bell
tower where they were detailed as bell ringers the
Police law made no provision for such and the policemen
being required for other duty Ordered to be printed
the minutes of the Board
Russ PareEeHt-A petition received from several
owners of property in Lberyst asking have that street
paved viii the Russ pavement between Broadway and
Greenwich 81 Referred to Committee on Streets
COaoRyyed tn-IesoluOn from the other Board direct
Ing the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department 10 notify
each and every company that al companies would be dis
banded who uld run their apparatus the sidewalks
From he CoatroAer-Comnuncatio stating that the
lease Of the Catherine ST Ferry which expired Nay
provides that the boats used on said ferry shall be appraised
and paid for by the Corporation within ten days after
amount sscertaned There three boats and the total
estimate $4,000. An appropriation for this the
Controller requires Referred TO Committee Finance.
BOARD OF suPERvIsoRs-fhis Board held yesterday its
usual weekly meeting and passed upon few bills &C. but
there was nothing of special importance.
PHYSICIAN CHARGED WITH GIVING Az ILLEGAL CIR
TIFIcATE % DEATH.-COroner Hilton held inquest
yesterday at the Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of
woman named Mary Elizabeth Murphy, whose death was
caused by disease of the liver IL appears that certificate
of burial had been given by physician who unahor
lied 70 ssue IT, and investigation made by the Cor
oner relative thereto The following testimony ad-
duced:
John w Myers sworn, said | reside at the corner Of
Elm and Pearl SITS the deceased has lived at my house for
months past; she prostitute and very DISH
pated she has been sick all the time she lived with me
about three weeks since Doctor living n the Of
Anthony and Orarge sts called 10 her and week ago
another Doctor named Wm. McCutcheOn, living at the
Of Pearl and Cenresfs also called 10 her this
Doctor called 10 her before since she died
Saturday morning last went 10 DR. McCuteheon for
q certificate Of death be refused my request until gave
him 81 finally gave hin six shlings and he gave me
certificate.
Hr MeCHtcke0n sworn says-I reside az the corner Of
Pearl and Centre SITS week ago last sunday at IL o'clock
in the morning, called to the deceased found her
lying the door speechess could tell what the
with her supposed she had trouble about
her brain have not her since gave certificate Of
her death and signed il NJ NJ 0'Nei- NJ. d.; in the
employ and reside with Doct 0NeI regular phys
icisn Doct ONel the deceased 10 my know.
ledge he authorizes to sign his 70 certificates
STATING the Of death without seeing the patient
hsye no CANA for not signing NV own mama have no