New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

There will be three oounifrs-Ons on each side. a1d
cBsr in the c.Ier The counters Of ltd ~
BILE highly po shed The fronts are finished with sr1s
psne and bronze figures aud holdings From thes- caun
tiers will be sold con echonery fruit flowers SC Bshia
each Of the eide counters sga'nst the wall et,gee
q oak which gf b. filed with bisque and Coin
ornaments for sale Immed sly beyond the count Is
broad marble stairway descending to the restaurant 10 the
bPs melt with an open space 40 feet in eIest by 81 feet Ia
width Near the foot Of the stairway Is the crystal 1ua
tain, which, including the base three feet in high,
will BE- 81 feet high. About ten feet Of will be IN
view above the floor of the saloon The bi-e
Of this fountain is nine feet in dismster. Il will
consist of succession Of glass basins supported by iron
pipes covered with silver. jct Of wafer will be dis
charged into se upper basin and fail from to another
in such 10 form pyramid Of water Toward
the base Of the fountain will be- six ophns about two and
hall feet in length, made of glass; and these viii dis
charge water into many shells The lighting Of the
loon and restaurant viii be By costly and tasteful gas x
lures On the front cOlsmns will be four figures, each
bearing Tour hgts oh inc nrst moor Al elier size % "a
stairway to the basement viii be two bronze figures STA
ing upon marble pedestals, each holding gilt candeabra
with lights. Around the walls between the mirrors and
windows other images win hold ga-brackes There will
also be chandeliers in the Of the saloon The res
tsuran will be lighted in about the manner-by hg
ures holding lights and by chandeliers On this sor there
win be rom IS TO 100 tables The walls in the restaurant
covered with large richly framed mirrors and paintings
arranged alternately The paintings are from subjects
taken from the English and American poets. Around
the wall of the restaurant will be placed Oblong
semicircuar sofas partly surrounding the larger tables
which will accommodate eight or ten persons each On
the 6o0r Of the saloon above there TO be one hundred
rich SEM circular sofas covered with crimson ash for the
USE Of those at the side tables The frnture Of toe room
Will be III ke'p ping throughout The floors of the saloon
and restaurant are paved with marble IN squares, The
building supplied throughout with CrOn water and
and vl he warmed by steam The cO-king. cream irc-z
ing coffee grinding nanula turing Of chocolate, Washing
mangling, drying, Knife cleaning, &c, will be done by
St. sm. The hotel portion Of the building wiz not be CON
peed for three months The hotel office, reading
Ios &c Will be upon the second floor and all the upper
Ste s will be fitted up and furnished in style correspond
ing ith the restaurant and saloOn as above described
MuRDERoUs ArrRAr on TIE FIVE PoSrs.-About 10
O'Clock yesterday morning disturbance took place at
grocery grcg shop on f. Of Cross and Orange
sts between young men, named Eugenia alias John
Sol mons and John Manning when Manning was danger
ously stabbed The particulars Of the ARRAY are as follows
SOlOmons who had been Intimate terms with Manning
accused him Of cheating him out Of one dollar. Manning
called him lar and Solomons then threatened to stab
him scufie eDsued, during which the latter drew
large pocket knife and plunged the blade Of into the alb
domain of his antagonist The wound inflicted about
four inches in length and caused the ntesnes 10 Droruie
The injured taken to the n Hospital, where,
last evening there hopes Of his recovery. Solo
mons after infcng the wound went TO the Sixth Ward
Station House and gave himself up not believing that the
wound he had inflicted was Of a nature but
being informed that such the he became greatly
alarmed ard expressed regret at giving himself up lie
was committed to prison yesterday afternoon Justice
sition of the wounded man, which is as follows:
City and County Of Ner- York. John Manning being
duly sworn and informed by the Magistrate that in all
probability he will not from the wounds under
which be is suffering and that the statement which he may
make will be nsidered his dying declaration against the
person persons who inflicted the wounds upon him. de-
poses and says reside at the corner Mott AMI Cross
St., snd am If years Of age and native of this City;
was the porter house the Of Cross and Orange
sts this morning snd John SoOmons there who ac-
eused Of cheating him out Of dollar whereupon
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son Of b-b, if you say you did not. will stick you
thr ugh with knife then grabbed him by the collar
and ,aid, Don't you sti if you do will sweetsn
you;" then got scuiilmg and S0lomons pulled ont
knife and = bbd me ia the bowels soon rs felt that
] stabbed, | went TO DootDr To have the wound
dress cd AND | did not what became of So1mOns;
have known him since last winter and have seen him ofea
since then he lives st Troy.
Both Solomons and Manning said to be thieves and
have lately this City from Troy The place where
the disturbance occurred is represented also being
resort thieves and vagabonds. Three locked
VI BY the Magistrates 10 appear witnesses in the mat
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