New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11
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IT, TIE I1forsf The y y Tribune
SIR Having noticed article in last Thursdays Tn
Isne that the bill for repairing Engine Company No a;
certified by MIR Carson was one thousand ave hunlre1
and ffty eight dollars fifty four cents s5js ST. a.
NAV have tendency TO l. al the public suppose as
certain nsnuation have been made TO The m nbes thar
We could throw .os h, On aas c"ane for 5 bSuI
justice ourselves would Sate hat We have not
I've The Of work placed the Easne ne
placed House amounting betsen esl and niue handed
aoar has beu paid for BY the Coz We hse not reee ved
qUes publish this Card il intent 70 mix our
Sa to remove s1y 'ous Shh 5e
msps TO re tenIs9{ ling s1S 'n our ~ , d %
eiu CHARGE against him Sa sn2y 20 "a, ~ our
,s1sts i ana srvO' THOMAS LEARY FoTeman
P1JoSS KTSS,sp SECRETARY Niagars Easne Co No 1
Nei-- Y0,a. Ocober TO- 1915
FAr.LAccIpESr oN me ERIE R,iLRoaD.--C Coroner
Hilton held m inquest yesterday, at the II spta upJn
the body Of Thomas T. Greene, native of Nv fpr~ 3!
wears of age who died from injuries received by beng
run over by one of the Erie Railroad near Perm mt
The deceased baggage master ON the road. and N
Wednesday last while conyersng with the Engineer he
fell between thu carr and wheel passed over his foot
causing injuries which resulted in death The Jury ren
deIed a yerdc~6f death from injuries accidentally re-
ceved
CITY RAILROAD AccIDEsT-At IOg O'Clock sunday
night man named John Rourke, living AT the corner Of
NluetCtuh Il and Tenth had both his legs fractured
by being by an Eighth sv Railroad ear H. Va,
taken the drug store Of DR. Rosenmer where he re
ce,ed suitable attention after which he removed to
the New York Hospital. Ii appears that Roarke WIS
riding up in the car and when il got 20 aeteenh
o. lie either f. or jumped on and falling before the sir
both wheels passed bis egs crushing them horribly
Philip TreLnie driver of the car, No 81 was arrested
and taken before Justice McGrath but evidence was al
du, ed showing that he was in nowi-e TO blame aud he
was discharged
DaNcERoUs AccIDLST-A man namei Henry Naly
was Iessiug the corner of Elizabeth and Hester ss at
about clock NJ Yesterday in state OF iltoxcatOn,
and tumhled down an area, which was len open INTO
cellar, and was dsngerousiy hurt lie a. ought 10
him The Doctor says there are no bones broken AMI
that be may recover; but he does die il will be a.
much frcm the quantity Of he has taken any Other
cause he formerly lived in Orange st. but nobody can
tell here be sides present His friends, II he has
any III hnd him at the Station House where every care
Consistent with his situation ha- been taker OF him by
Lieut. o Bren
srPFosrD SUICIDE Shortly after two O'Clock this
morning col0red man when going 10 work saw lying on
Long leland shore opposite Clifton. and about half mile
bel.w tie Vande bin Landing some bulk lying on the
beach ON coming o. the place he found the BODY OF
man whose head neck and breast were covered with
blood On exsmng closely he saw the do "a issue
from d wound the right Of the head Immediately over
the ear and on looking round saw small brass pistol
Wing on rock beside the body de then gave an alarm
and several psole crowded TO the spot Intelligence Oi
tb matter being Coroner Nob be repair hiihsr
and had The body NOV ed his ssbe the second
Ferry on the Island, and their empsneled jury After
viewing the body, however and hearing evidence as 20
the OF H. be adjourned 10 clock this evening ~
the hcIe II geiiing further evidence Inc t9 '
description Of he body About i've feet eight Inches IN
height good sized oval face, with high straight nose TAU
omterion dark brown hair and about thirty years OF
age He lad black sanet pantsloons, striped iight
wet white uEzln shirt socks. and fasonsbe shoes
He had also a stamped muslin handkerchief roani aus
reck and uBIsrueaih a black silk tie. On me mnshn
handkerchf and the shirt tail worked the letter.
O. H. Several hundred persons visited hs place during
the day but no could recognize him, n agn seVera
thought they recognized the features aud had often seen
lin before but could not remember under wnh cifgum
stances No coat nor hat found hear him. BAT the.
might probably have been carried away by the tide az u
was probably the int nton Of the unfortunate snic1e %
bic body should have bee the water was JUST oegn
hing To- ra-se il ~ whsn il discovered Ias OAl
odg,d in the lett side O the head passing rgnt
the brtin 20 be must have died instanieneoa-Y n
eOurtensrce in death bear the impress oi ntsI
gence ard his hands soft a. those OF wcnan.
Not three could b. brought agree on the pfooaoe
country which gave him birth. thinking De " "a
American second English and another Herman many
however agreed the opinion that be went 10 -oMs IN %
Hell CT finale Panfemi Num- was there nssoeo s1I
robbed and took this mode Of ending his ree"hee"ns "i
he misfurtUn.s.
THr CHERRr IT. MURDLR.-Janes L. Hoare. the nan
who recently stabbed McAnanny IN the nee .hie
in his Own porter h0use No 70 Cherry st. from "neh In
lures she died early Saturday morning. was eeIuay
hruahr before Coroner Hilton and ex .mned ne = IA
tive II Ireland a years Of and lived a. NO - DIV
erv Hi. c,luns being absent be declined any
gaesiOcs r-lstive To the charge which stanas m