New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

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FrRE.-About O'Clock on Tuesday morning a fire
broke oct in the - frame building No. 50 Woosterst
Spring. occupied carpenter shop Owing 20 the
aryness OF the building and he large amount of cOmbust
be material contained thersn the flames spread with
great rapidly aad communicated 20 the frame dwell
ing houses Nos g and 81 occupied by several families
also to range Of wooden stables in the in which
were from twenty FIVE thirty horses The fremen OF
the district the ground at early moment but
dopie their exeons the carpenter shop stables and
dwelling houses entirely destroyed Through the
ertions of the police and remen and others the horses
were all got out without injury The remen deserV
ing Of great credit only by their interchangeable exerens
a more extensive cOnfagratOn was prevented frams
building in the Of No a. occupied by Jacob Keller
packing box mandatory was also destroyed.
The losses Of the various occupants of the buildings de
sroyed follows VIM Baker occupying the carpen
ter shop-loss about 81 OC0-nO insurance Samuel King
ard Mr.. Forbes, occupant. Of No s5loss about $500
eBtL-uo insurance Jacob Keller estimates his loss at
81 OC-insured for $500 in the North River Insurance
COMPANY The stables were leased by L. J. Belloui who
estimated his oss about s50Ofuy insured in the New
York Fire and Marine Insurance Company. The build
igs destroyed belonged The Lorad Estate The loss
will exceed 81 800 the buildings all frame and
very old The large piles of coal in the coal yard Of Mr.
Belou adjoining the carpenter shop was in great danger
Of taking FIRE ard il found necessary to throw asresm
Of water upon it for hour during the burning of
the buildings
Cept Tuinbul of the Eighth Ward with his
force and Capts Brennan Alderman Scailif with the
men, were present, and preserved order.
ATTEMPTED sCrcIpr-A young woman named Mary
pucrunnsn living in WILLIAMSBURG. attempted suicide on
Monday evening by jumping into the East River from one
Of the ferry boats, but rescued and taken home
ForSp DEAD IN THE WATIR-Coroner Wilhelm
Yesterday held an inquest upon the body of unknown
man about IS years of age found in the North River at
tie foot of Chambers ST. No marks Of violence, save
hruise of The lft eye, found on his person. The
known Tie deceased OF stout build feet inches
in hight Lad light hair and was dressed in blue cloth
Jacket black cloth and pants, muslin shirt hannel
under shirt wooden drawer black silk crayat and shoes
In bis pocket found copy Of The " Sun dated
sept - ard porte mOnnae with one cent in It, HIS ap
Iearance that Of a sailor.
CONTRIBUTING LABELS, &c-Oiicers Moore and
Elder of the Second District Police Court yesterday ar
rfstod George Van Deusen and Noah s. Day, doing
business No 1913 Chambers ST., complaint of III >
Thistle, Of ia Chambers 1t, who charges them with
lifting stamps labels and other specn marks upon
an article called UahpeHe used for restoring hair the
genuine article being alleged only sold by the
pldDdn anu hbthtS Inc d-'uaeu safo Jun Al SyVN
each 10 answer.
CARELrss-A man named Herod wbert was found on
Monday night by Officer Wits, of the Fourth Ward
drunk in Chatham f., with 473 in his pocket lie was
taken to the Tombs and committed for FIVE days for drunk
enness.
THEF1 or HoRsE AND WAGos-Three young men
named John Potts Geo. Smith and John Pagan, were
Yesterday arrested in this City having their possession
horse and wagon worth $500 which i is alleged they
stole nom Jamaica, L. The property belonged TO VIM
@ Hendrixsor Coroner of Queens Co, l.. The accused
were held by Justice Stuart for trial
CHAnGEs or R,rE-James Fitzgerald. steward Of
public house in Broadway Fourth ST. yesterday
s.d by Officer De Binder If the Third Ditric. Pc
lice Court, charged with assauting and violating the per
Of Honora Hackot living at No l76 East Fourteenth
IT Tie crime is ale ed TO have been committed on the
person in ihe house to protect her. The prisoner was
locked up by Justice Wood to await examination,
Louisa Slater young woman, living at No. 25i Sew
enih St, yesterday preferred complaint against Adam
forCiby violated her person, while with her in stable in
Broonie st. between Ridge and Pit St. The prisoner was
held by Justice Wood for examination.
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What crowds of richly dressed ladies' thrOng the
these beautiful days and il viii not be wondered that all
NwNork ladies dressed elegantly when zance
Bs M s:y I'D 5000 Sa As
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'eVs Of al ith spisn1d Bioehe and Plaid silks French Meh
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THT MosTAGvE FIRRY.-A petition from the Secretary
Of the Wal ct Ferry Company was sented to the CON
ell ct the meeting Monday evening PRAYING for penis
charge tsnd;urs Moutayuest TO