New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

Of this City The New York College Of Dental Sur
gerry located Syracuse Is 10 be transferred TO this City,
and that the Faculty win open Spring Course here. to
take The place Of DO Winter Course heretofore announced
Tnr LATE HEAVY FORGER.-The examination Of Josa
Absl and Danid w Van Aernsm yed with forgery.
and by means of IT, obtaining $1,000 from bank in Canada
was resumed yesterday afternoon before Justice Stuart
The following is the mos. important evidence adduoed:
Albert A. Titus, sworn-Says, l reside in Bradford.
Cansds West; know 2. w. Sarvin. Of Buffalo; know
his handwriting: Here letters Nos 6, g. o. IL and 49,
were shown witness They are In the handwriting Of
Mr. Saryin as are also the filling up Of aad draf
I Nos. 2, 3, 10, Is and II.
Silss X. Stowe sworn says-I am now. and have been
for about twenty years past Cashier of the Troy City
Bank, at Troy, T.; know from representation Of tbs
existence of the Hamilton Exchange Bank; our bank has
never done any business with that hank there came to
our bank about ten days ago. draft for $4,000 purpor
ing to be drawn by the Hamilton Exchange b snk do
not know any persons called John w. Abe or Daniel w
Van Aernam the Hamilton Exchange Bank has no funds
or credit in bank which would authorize the aooep
lance for payment of drafts.
Klein Schmidt, sworn. says-I am book keeper for
Bliss Kellogg Of No. Ia Broadway; know the hsnd
writing of Mr.. Abel who is an employe Of the frm:
Nos. and believe to be in the handwriting Of Mr..
Abel the signatures TO the checks Nos. H. IL and L.
believe his handwriting. but am not positive that
they after the arrest of Mr. Abel he told that he
had long been acquainted with Van Aerrnm and consd
cred him be Of his best friends TO obge him,
evening, he had signed some business papers not know
ing what use they were to be put to- The examination
was here postponed until this afternoon
FIREs-About O'Clock on Thursday morning FIRE
broke out in the brick building No PIT Waterst upper
part occupied by Mr. Joseph o. Smith, ajapsning
ufactory lower part occupied by Henry Scott John
Lee dealers In pickles and preserves The upper part OF
the adjoining building, No 49, also occupied by Me-
Smith, and the lower part by John H. Dencks as porter
house he fire broke out from some cause unknown in
the second story of No 27. The remen were soon on
the ground and by their energetic action subdusd
the flames. The principal damage was sustained BY Mr.
Smith whose loss will amount to several thousand dollars
His stock ia partially insured The stock Of the other
cupants was damaged by water only.
On Thursday morning fire broke ont in the house No
&c Twelfth ST. occupied by Robert II. Hart dwelling
The fire caused by an escape OF gas from the metre
One OF the inmates went into the cellar with lamp, to
split wood when the gnited setting fire to the beams
Ii speedily exnguihed aud before much damage oc
Cured
About g o'clock Thursday morning FIRE broke ont in
the building No 70 Duane St, occupied by Lowere.
Frautmann 81 Co.. syrups and cordial dealers aud
The Ere originated in the basement from cause uu
known and before the remen could extnguh the hames
lie building and stock damaged TO the amount Of
about $4,000. Insured in the following Companies
National go City Insurance cOsi'Oe
Commercial Insurance Co. 1900 To'al...........soeo
Through the exertions of the fremen the adjoining
buildings were saved from injury.
he alarm Of fire last night occasioned by the ign
ton Of quantity Of paper and wood among the ruins OF
the late FIRE i'm Godst The flames speedily extin
gushed and before much damage occurred The stock Of
r Hague and others remaining in the building since the
fire on Tuesday night received additional damage how
FATAL RAILROAD AccrDEsr.-Timothy 'Keefe, form.
ery employee OF tho Harlem Railroad Co. died yesterday
Bellevue Hospital from injuries he received on last monday night
Ninth and Fisihs. Ill lef leg cut OF below the
nsie nsb and boarded the Of FOurha!
and Forty Ih His mother and Oher relatives reside in that VI
that At he time accident
sis be .mP ss' ssil8s Rf
ii. Yves native Of Ireland, p years of age.
FATAL AccIDESr-James Gillen who was injured
Tuedas evening in cenre nt the corner of Canals BY fan
ts % I'd. 81 d s aosp
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.c S IL s nc %
friends tbs country Coroner Hilton wa. notified and
AccIDFsTs.-A man named William HOfin, on wednes-
day night fell from top omnibus passing through
wse and sustained fracture Of the leg He wascoaveyed
Fsry severely injured Wednesday
@ % l Ss lie was sk en- 70 the NswYs
Yours woman named Emma HAbbeys In
Of large truck bOnsas 70 H. MG2re Of Wssts
n, sah n s'' she was by d. '" GILES and
Thomas Coney iieger seriously injured by falling
hsews Of the sp lying at the foot Of honts'm'ys
S named cSrns Rhodes had her leg fractured Will,
GFep pier No. s. East SyS S bale Of cotton having fallen upon
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs. Jane r. Hadley who resided
She had been in health for long time past and dsrsnssd
body. verdict OF death by disease the brain from insanity
wrsrendered by the ny The deceased wa native of
80 years OF age.
FRAUD BY PAwSBRoKER.-P Friedenburg, a pawn.
business East Broadway yesterday
Jsrboo Market Police
with exacng greater amount interest than flowed bylaw Wis
from James Meade Of No 3 Front He charged am
10 dollar for
before Justice Welsh WHOM admitted truth charge
but mitigation punishment the plea having pay very
high exhibiting the time LIST Of property which he
He also said that fregseny
course Lbs would sbae OF his dsmsad
poorer The Magistrate fined him $40 which DO paid
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