New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
ANN ELIZA De WOLF.
Died sept II. 1855,
AGED IS years.


The coffin placed in the Governors Room st the
Hospital where assembled the parents brothers and
ss,t of deceased relatives and friends Mr. RoOue Super
inendent of the Hospital Drs Agnew Derby swih Nc
: Comb and other officers OF the institution
The Rev DR. Tying read the solemn service for the Burial
Of the Dead according the ritual all present fervently
responding Al the conclusion OF the service be made the
occasion the subject of few impressive and appropriate
remarks the course Of which he alluded to the peculiar
claims Of the case on the deepest sympathes The loss of
child said be may be hkened to the of step in the
staircase up and down which the parent must needs
The loss of this dear child and of the others who have
gone before her viii deprive the journey OF the parents
the grave of much OF It's bitterness They viii have less
claim their thoughts here below the ties which bind
them to earth are one by renqushed and they may
look forward to bright anticipation of reunion and the
beaiiude of Heaven He alluded in touching manner to
tie multiplied loss the poverty Of earthly consolation
and sympathy. and the abundance of il in the Savior.
The remarks Of the reverend gentleman most elo
quent and excited the emotions OF all present
AT the conclusion of the the remains OF the de
ceased were conveyed the Hospital Dead House prepa
tory being sent to the City of Chicago for nermen The
remains Of the other three sisters who died in the Hosp
tcl also sent by Express to Chicago.
About years ago ,r DE Wolf wife and eight ch
drsn went to TIE City Of Chicago where they settled and
Mr. De W commenced business Some four weeks since
the happy family all in the full enjoyment of health LEFT
their home and East for the purpose Of visiting their
relatives and friends in Massachusetts They had comptod
their visit and returning home by way of this City,
when the accident happened the steamer Bay State
which they had taken passage Among the injured were
four OF the daughters OF Mr. De WOthe rest of his family
if by miracle aping harm Upon the arrival Of the
injured in this City they taken to the NewYork Hos
pa and placed under the care of DIS Agnew ard Derby
no ;da.h their
suferrg but alas three of the daughters broathed their
last within short period after they received in the
institution The fond parents by their bedsdes and
closed their eyes in death.
The injuries of the remaining of
character and hopes entertained of her recovery
Every attention and avshed upon her, and
day after day passed the hopes of the parents strong
er; but Saturday morning last she suddenly sank be
meath her nures and died in few moments etterward
The agony of the parents at the loss OF their rsborn knew
no bounds. and the sympathy and consolation of kind
friends proved of Little avail
Tomorrow the surviving members OF the family return
to their Western home-but what home indeed,
dered almost desose Who depict the agony Of those
fond and dotng parents they again the threshold
of that home which but few short weeks ago they LEFT
happily with their cherished offspring four of whom have
since been swept away that bourne whence traveller
returns
PrRIIc LriSG-We have been shown copy OF handful.
yanously printed paper said TO be current
in Cincinnati Louisville sc, signed l. s Elliott, Agent
for the Erie Road and puporng to be somehow authorized
by Chas Mnot Superintendent which plumpy declares
that passengers by the Ere Route brought New York
Eighteen Hours AdraRoe Of he ADany ard Hudson
Rirey Rovte" OF course this is lie-wIfu and mex
eusnble-and one which we are Mr. Mnot
toned but which he ought nevertheless to repudate and
arrest We observe it another falsehood as follows
This train That leaving cnfina; A. .sG ,r,ys, ..
Tr.n in Brosdusse Buffalo snd T. r. R. arriving New.
York sometime u M-5o hours"
Now there was no train left Buffalo at II T. NJ the
route above indicated when last in that city three
and have heard none put since Ocoure
the above is another lie and may delude travellers into
engagements or appointments which they VIII discover when
too late that they unable to fulfill 1t is due to the
character of the Erie and its affiliated Roads that they dis
charge this Agent Elliott or stop his lying
We cannot undertake correct all such falsehoods 80
close the by saying to travellers Put no faith IN
these dirty handbs which crowded upon you in
in hotel. and steamboats, for they generally issued
BY irresponsible Agents who will be dsowned occasion
by those whose interest they profess to speak but look
to the regular advertisements in the journals for the times
statna length Of trip &C. the various Railroads, for
these Advertisements inserted directly by the Compa
nes and they are responsible for what may be promised
therein.
BURIAL OF An EXEMPT FIREh,s-Y esterday afternoon
the remains of the late AlbertJ Smith ex Foreman OF En-
CINE Company No A. and Foreman Of Columbian Hose
Company No o. were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
The deceased followed to the by the members OF
hermitage Lodge No l65 o. +, and Association Of
Exempt Firemen together with the members of Columbian
Hose Company No g and large number Of the members
OF the Fire Department generally. The funeral was
Quoted in very solemn manner attempt being made at
d. play and the Firemen all alfred in deep mourning
For nearly twelve the deceased active member
Of the Fire Department and much respected both fire
nan and citizen. The Company, Of which he lately
Foreman win wear mourning badges for thirty days in
honor Of his worth
ATTACKED BY RowDIEs-OHe of he AssauaHts Stsbbed
Shortly before IL on Sunday night while Michael Muir
ply with some Of h- friends, quietly sitting near
livery stable Patrick Gargen said to be most notorious
rowdy accompanied BY gang Of similar associates came
and eginced d disposition to provoke quarrel Without
provo, alton Gsrgsn stepped up To Murphy and struck him
violent blow in the face The latter then elinched his
rowdv antagonist when the coniederates OF Gargan how
cred about the combatants assist their companion should
he need their services in the struggle Murphy being rough
H. handed and sorely beaten also considering his life IN
dancr took from biz pocke knife with which he stabbed
Carran in the right SIDE nactng a severe wound Muir
rbv and the rowdes then fled in different directions
ben Csigan cried loudly for help which brought to
the 80, Officers Webb Bel and Greenof the Fifth WardPo
Ice Who conveyed hin drug store where he was attend
cd and seru ard removed to the New ioSk Hospital Muir
pbv Wa aireard arrested by the ocers at his resi-
- y 80 c-,.cy;cbs whi,her be had fed after stab