New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-30

difficulties he woud give the contract Aus',o h-on,A<
contract
AID Doherty-0n the day yea sigued the con,rsc. Ar
Gay Subsequent Thereto did Austin insist upon Won .s
sgnirg the contract to him for the sun Of $500 "a
lid yen make agreement With him &, meet him a, ~.
Commissioners Oice and xss tbs, mart ~ az
ding b,tweep him and you which WIS the bsss
upon which that contract WAS signed by you
Ihi. question falsd out by the COMMITTEES and NJ
ihs STAGE II The proceedings the investigation was sd
journed TO Tu' sdsy next.
FTRFs- On Thur-dSy ngh,s IRE brok. out In the sixts
'-orv Of me rev Bible House in Aston Plsce The fire
orgpsted in the sixth story in the on the corner az
Third and Eighth ~. occupied BY the compss.ors
The hremen early the ground but in conedusncs
o attempting to pss ih~ hose up through the street sa
which does not reach higher than secoad story
~ experienced great delay in getting water upon the
flames Had Waterman been present TO drec, the
fr.mer much dsmsge would have been avoided
not only from FIRE but from the breaking " doors and
windows. The IRE is supposed 20 have originated from
ne furnace used for casting plates Tha wOrkmen
knCct ~ work e1:irgushed ths re but thu floor be-
nAh being only separated from the intense hes, OF the
furnace during the day by large sheet Of inch thick IRON
took hre easily snd burning probably several hours
before being discovered The principal damage from the
nc -ss sustained the dith and sixth stories The floor
al The latter burned through the beam, haired and
8 large number Of stereO,ypes melted
Aisrse number ct books aud paper the 6ah story
greatly injured ~ water which also did rnuch dam
g- to the remainder ~ the ceilings hroughou, the bald.
TIE camsgs will no, fall Ear shor, Of = 900 Roth
tie building and the stock fully insured
Capt HART and Lieut. Hicks Of the Seventeenth Ward
snc ne police Of other wards present and rendered
material aid IN protecting property
AFTER the IRE 6sht occurred batxaan sar,a ~ ,ha s-a
the Third sv In regard 20 the Hgh, Can't Hart
rusrks n long shall tesS thiags h. How long ,h,II
these brutal fights be allowed disgrace our citv and
looking back II would seem TO state of Savage B,rba
"sm their of combat; and Cor the pos 10 stoo
81 altogether utterly impossible under the crcumstancas
In my opinion is for the people to lay the axe At the
root OF the tree"
LAST right about O'Clock. fire broke out in large
number Of frame sheds occupied stab les in the rear f
No go Mott ST, and running through 10 Elizabeth St
The hremen were early the ground but before they
csud check the flames the stables together With large
quantity Of bay sc. were destroyed. One horse vas
burned to death. The other horses which wers in thu
stables were got out in safety.
The stsbes were owrsd by Messrs. McDermott Murray,
Dudley and Mrs McCsF-rty
The loss will not exceed u 500 The dwelling house Of
Mr. Clark adjoining, was considerably damaged.
The Police were present and preserved order
THg TEuSgR CAg-Ws have received the folio wing
toward redeeming Trainers wife from Slavery We
Co know how much has been collected but the whos
ount ought TO be raised without delay
Or Hoyt $ L. Cavery ........
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