New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06
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broke out in the frame building No q Allen ST. occupied
the lower par b. A. Weloh o. turning establishment
upper part by C. d. Hardcssle, stairbulder. In conse
quence Of the large quantity Of combusbe material in the
premises the flames spread rapidly and communicated
the side to No. IS upper par1 occupied By Mrs
Margaret Morgan boarding house lower par by MI
obae Callahan grocery and liquor and No ~ oc
cuIed By Mr Keene and familyonthe other side to No
! 40 occupied by families.
The fremen early the ground but before they
could ARES. the progress of the flames the buildings NOS
IS and - were nearly destroyed The other building
were considerably damaged. Two young men, brothers,
named John Kade and Richard Kade. boarders in Mrs:
Morgans house. burned 20 death. II is supposed
they asleep at the time and being awakened be
confused and sufocsted by the smoke Their
bodies burned almost TO crisp rendering recogni-
ton impossible. The remains Of the brothers con-
veyed to the Tenth Werd Station House TO await the &C
ton of the Coroner
The froen entitled 70 grea. credit as through their
exertions extensive conhagration prevented
In about hour after the above fire extngushed,
len st. occupied a dwelling by Mr. Braker and family
end Mr. Wilkins and family The fire also communicate
the roof Of the adjoining building No &C. occupied oy
/ Mr.. Bates and family as dwelling.
The iremen on hand and quickly exingnished
the flames not however before the roof No 81 was de
total loss by the two fires will not exceed $1,000 Inc loss
| il partially insured.
fireman whose name we could not ascertain. Sc
verey injured in consequence Of falling from the root Of
house No "a He taken To drug store near at hand,
/ and from thence to his residence in 18th st;
Z
Wilhelm Mt the Tenth Ward Police Station, upon the
bodies Of Richard and John Kade broters the former II
years and the latter II years of age who were burned to
death the fire in Allen ST yesterday morning The FOL
lowing evidence sdduced on the nquisition, viz
MaTgoret Morgan sworn, says live at No - Allen ST.
where fire this morning, and kept boarding house
there The deco ased my house last thursday
evening from Philadelphia with their mother and since
then have occupied an attic room. This morning nj about
clock heard the cry of fire and going out saw the
neghboring premises saw mill on fire. then csllel
the of the deceased but some person told me
that they had eady gone out and that should
Children heard that two burnt bodies had been found in
the attic Richard worked at the Carpenters trade in Phil
adelpia and came TO this city to find employment has ia
her died at Philadelphia three months ago and his mother
is matron at the Blind Asylum in Thirty third ct near
Eighth az.
ST. and an fireman. was a the fire in Allenst. and
sisted bring the bodies Of deceased and helped TO
take them to the Station House.
The jury after he airing the above evidence rendered the
following verdict That the de- eased Richard and John
Kade came their deaths by burns received at the fire at
No. IS Aliens ST on the morning OF Sept D lob
FIRE-At late hour Sunday night fire broke out
in the brick house No Isl Madsonst owned by Mr. Geo.
Mills ard occupied by several families as dwelling The
fremen early the ground andsoon extinguished
the flames The building together nth the furniture Of the
occupants was considerably damaged
BoARD OF AIDERMES.-Aonday, Sept. ar. G. Comp
ton Esd President in the Chair and quorum present,
TtiaioEs R,frrcd-Of Geo J Codmus and Others, for
sewer in Washington ST. between Rector and Cariests
of r. Sundy and others in Twenty ninth st. between Ninth
oIened the North to the East River of owners of
property in Whitehall st, for in said street. of
1lOs Smith and others, to have Fifty fourth ST. between
Ninth and Tenth avs, graded of several TO have One
Hurdrcthst. from Ninth and Tentha avs regulated and
graded Of the lessees Of the pier foot of Vsey TO have
built from the Nesey ST pier TO Robinson ST. on line with
the bukhead recently built in front Of Washington Mar
kd: ofJ W IIartcl, Clerk of Tompkins Market 10 in
crease Of salary of several to have the grade OF Eight tn
ST., between Second and Third avs, fixed Petition a
sewer in Sixth ay from Twenty ninth 10 1hreth 81, For
a sewer in Bndge-st, from Broomest. TO Deencyst
Pc'iion Gr0Htcd--Of MessTs Hicks Il Berry, for per
mssoD assign the Catherine ST. ferry lease 70 Oliver
ChariCk, the term being l. years from LIST May, 1888
Cenmvaicoiioss-From A. Oakly Had, Esq, submitting
O. communication of Frederick Emerson to w. b. Blunt,
IN relation to venatng the City Prison. referred to Aims
House Department. From the Controller Recommending
TIE adSCssI TO o" co@mtee e on Fnsnee
From Controller in relation 10 the bill of Sherry Bryan
for work done 10 clock in cupola oil the City HAL stating
that TO APPROPRIATION made for the same referred to
Committee on Finance. From the same, submitting the
report of receipts the Sixth and Eighth ay Railroads
for August last as follows Sixth ev s.s324 'O Eghh-
av Roilroad S253l7 Il total, Si7,6i2 II. From the
same being report in relation TO the New ork Juvenile
Asylum. From tie same for an additional appropriation
sum not stated account OF the State tax referred to
Committee on Finance. From Jas Furey, Sree Com
missioner asking for instructions in re-aTd 10 laws relating
to taking grounds for Park referred to COMMITTEE
Lands and Places Report from The same IN relation
to the state of lis Department. ordered 70 be printed
From tie same in relation to opening One Hundred and
Twenty third ST. from Third ay. TO east side Nj Morris
From Robi J. Dillon. Counsel to Corporation appointing
John b. askn, Esq 10 the office of Corporation Attorney
in place Of ID G. Sickles resigned. Referred TO Commit
tee Salaries and Offices
Coifuned-1be appointment Of Joseph Rose TO the OF
fee Of Collector of City Revenue.
Tie Annual Report of the Chief Engineer OF the New
York Fire Department received and referred 10 Com
mtioc Fire Department On motion the Board al
jouIned TO Wednesday.
Board or SuPERvIsoRs- ay.-Correction of Tar.
Petitions were received from New York Life Insurance
Company Broadway Insurance Company Mutual Life In
suranoe Company. City Bank. and number OF nlyidu
as for correction of tax Referred
IGs Ct CArks-A resolution presented by All Cor
nell TO fix the salary the three Clerks recently ap
POINTED to Superior Court, follows Clerk OF the Gene
raj Tenn 81 400 Clerk of the Special Term $1,000 Copy
ing Clerk 5000 Former redueedto 81 200 AMI resolution
adopted.
rie of the First and Second Clerks the Office o. Tax
Commissioners from $3.50 81 900 per year 70 take efec.
from LIT January last Referred
A communication received from the Mayor sta'ia,
that interest is due oh mortgage oi F1Dic Schoo spcie
tv Referred.
One or two small bill acted upon
ANOTHER DurE TO The PATENT SAFE SwtSDLE.--A
Young man named NJ W Charin, lately from Michigan.
Yesterday took stroll to Iloboken and had no sooner
landed when he was accCsod by two swnders VINO enter
tanned him for a while and then led him to the sybil 5
Cave where they induced him 90 $500 np)n the con
tents of ball used for betting purposes and known as
patent safe They then accompanied hi to this Guy and
were about giving him the slip when he supectng that
tie operation by which he had lost his money was an un
fair called out stop Thief The rascais tnel tooN 10
their heels in earnest and of them succeeded in effect
ing Lis oscaVe the other stopped By Mr. Snoi4h
pruber AZ No 467 18th ST, he was running through
Greenwich Il who took him to the ffth Ward Police eta
ton where he locked up preparatory to being sent 10
fight he was seen throw away s0methn- ana ths W.
slvard recovered and proved TO be pocket book, con