New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

ara DALE Dglrg tn- Judgment OF tn- crllc
The sTiranee will b. through doorway eight feet IN
width approached by broad eight o. s;sps and with
he mss.ye ara chaste Corinhisn pillars ea'h side,
viii present imposing appearance The door VII be OF
deliberately carved oak, and Massive in il. details Lssv
ing me vtsbue accordingto the plan brought into
the ain hs q feet in width running back 20 the prnc
pal staircase trsnsver-ely to which ARCHER hall leads
the right 20 the reading Ffh2T. measuring -
feet by g. and thu left running back the dining
room by IS feet On the right Of the main ball By the
coor IL the reception room, and the Jeff, opposite 10 l.
is the Office each about nineteen fee, square The frs.
foor At the end Of the hall viii be well furnished with
bathrooms, AID abundant supply Of Cro;on water.
Both halls viii have marble floors and vii be decorated
9Th columns arches and inches for atuary and vii also
be escosd Opposite the central window Of the reading
room in the yard Fifth sv, the fountain will be SIT
used to be net only by those in the reading room
but through the whole length of the transverse hall and
the dining department
The second story the Fh.sv. side, viii contain q
drawing and library both Of spacious proper
tons The part Twenty first St will be occupied by the
Directors two private dining and two large card
Of the latter being thirty four feet square and
the 9th CT tfe smaller On the third story the most
ceable apartment will be the spacious billiard room,
thirty four feet by fifty FIVE and lighted three sides In
the convenience and sumptuousness Of its fitting up, il vii
probably be surpassed by anything Of the kind hitherto
attempted The rest Of this story will be taken up With
apartments, clssets, &c
In the basement will be the kitchen laundry, servants
hall dining housekeepers, store, and wine rooms The
kitchen twenty feet by fftyfve in dimensions will be
situated Immediately under the dining rooms. Under the
sidewalk on Twenty frs; St will be the coavsuls the
largest of them being twelve feet in width by fry four feet
in length The building will be heated throughout BY
steam For this purpose number Of large tin tubes with
nnunersbe branches ike veins and arteries have been
bui ID in the walls and are be filed with steam from
the generating apparatus below This mode OF heahng
while but slight increase the expense OF the old hot
sir arrangement is a vast improvement both 10 eonfort
and salubrty.
We have given ssketch Of the building in process
of erection but It will be nearly year before II can be
completed IN all its details In style OF architecture, and
internal arrangements il unlike the United Service
Club House Pail Mall, London We are informed that the
srciictects Messrs T. Thomas & Sans have designed il
TO be superior anything Of the kind eIsnt and therefore
have avoided far possible sny thing that could be
termed copying The mechanical portions Of the wsrk
have been conhded TO Mr. Jas Salmon, mason, and Mr.
Isaac Walton carpenter. The building is progressing
finely ana every attention has been paid not only
10 the Ornamental but also 20 the solid and endursve The
building when finished will be of the principal arch
ectursl features of the city
ASoTHER CHAPTER ABOUT MYSTERIOUS Boat
NoMURDER-C0yt Difchtfs ErplqHatoH0t The A1'tsr.-
Much excitement has been created in the minds Of our cit
zeps during the last few weeks respecting the finding
the morning of the goth u, of Eighty sixth st. 4. r..
under suspicious circumstances fouroared row boat in
which were spots of blood also ladys paraso silk
brels and some other small articles. The presumption
was that one persons had been murdered in the
boat and the victims thrown overheard Soon after this
mysterious snd suspicious discovery made the matter
WA placed in the hands Of j. Murray Dchett Esq, Cap
tain of the Fourth Ward Police to ferret out and possible
arrive At the real facts in the Capt Dtcher has
abored necessarily and pleased TO that
the result Of his investigations proves that murder has
perpetraed but band Of dock and river thieves in
robbng vessel fred at by the Captain and one OF
th.ir nun Der seriously if not fatally injured Another of
The garg also severely shot II from the veins OF
these marders and pirates that the blood came that
stained the inside o the boat watch this party used in the
midnight and nefarious excursions
The folov irg repor; Of Capt Di,che, made Thurs
day morning Chief Maisen fully explains tbs matter, and
probably sets it forth in its true light Capt ID says:
"Ou the Dehi Of ths 18Th Of Jaly four in small
bost boardeo vessel lying ~ the wharf at Wna nsburgh
ard stole from board black leather trunk p-ras0
umbrella &c A. they were leaving The vessel they
discovered by The Captain VINO orosr-d them to stop sni
return which, howe hey refused TO do Dut pulled
away fast IS they could The Captain Of the vessel
then fred rapid succession the contents If revolver
loaded win shot boat, thereby w0unling John
Thompson alas Reddy evers the shot entering the lett
Size OF ts head AID p,eey stroyng the sight
of the lef eye lie now lies IN the New lorA II spiis
under tn OF DR. AgneS where be was taken ~ d!
O'Clock the next day IN carriage by his friends In com
lei Darrow AID John Forest alias STOngbusk. herngtn
received nineteen shot IN the groin, aud DsrTOY
ured in the face by the scattering shot SrOngDuck ~
caped uuiuiurrd Officer Duffy succeeded 4rresinS
him br ught hun 10 tn4 Station House Iis supposed
that the Captain shot Thompson, Alias kd4y fearing
that be hac killed OF them h- quietly sit with
vessel, without notifying the authorities OF the robbery
Tar CoSyENIioy or IHL IRisH SocIErIEs-A meet
pe Of this body was held On Friday night Powers Mont
gomery Hsu No ~ Prince i Mr. William Carroll ia the
Chair Mr. John Nj, Grath the Secretary read the minutes
of the last meeting tie then the FOIL wing lstter
from Mr. NJ Mcmahon to John McGrsth Esq Secretary of
the Convection OF lIish Societies
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