New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
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FIRr-At half past one o'clock Saturday morning frs
broke out in frame building in Thirty ninth st. near Sew
eDth.sv occupied Carpenter shop by Mr.. Forbes
TIE dtemen early the ground but bsforethey
could subdue the flames the bsildng with its contents
entirely DESTROYED The flames communicated TO the
srsn frame dwelling houses owned by J. w Boycs and
j. I'd which partially consumed The police Of
the Twentieth Ward were soon on the ground and nam
ATTEMPT TO CouMrr suIcinE-A Young woman NAMED
Elm Byrnes on Saturday night Jumped rom OF the
Catherine ferry into the middle Of the East river
with intent commit suicide She was no viewer. forum ate
" res eued by Mr. John Hughes and another gentleman
On thu arrival If the bOst the doch she anded
to the care of the Seventh Ward Police
KuIsD ny The F,LLISG oP A Cnixrzr.-About
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, chimney about % or 70
feet hight situated the ruins OF adveng rsoenty de-
moh.d 1T the Of Thirty firth 1t and Fifth sv sud
denly fell burying children among the rubbish
| of them Immediately taken FROM tho runs aud con-
veyed the residence of his parents, very severely in
ured The other. child years OF age. named Louis
Eugene SsbbD instantly killed Ills body Vas taken
10 the residence Of his parents No 1873 West rnrty drs
I where Coroner ODonnel yesterday held inquest
upon IT, Evidence adduced showing that ons Moses
Iarkin the contractor for taking down the old build
ing and that he had improperly lett thu chimney unss
cured and without having fence built srOu0d 10 pre-
children from going near IL The Jury rendsrsd the
following verdict That the deceased came 10 his death
~ injuries received from the falling Of chimney The
Jury further say that Moses Lirkn guilty Of gross
glect in leaving said chimney standing unsupported aud
without being properly secured" The deceased was
native of Switzerland.
| CBuD ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED-Phlip sndFrederok
Newbaur little boys whose parents resident II .rlem.
engaged Saturday evening in fishing the foot Of
One hundred and Elevenths r. when the latter ,lsd
his youngsr brother look at fish he had ast caught
the lad arned Suddenly around 10 IT, when bis foot
slipped he fell into the water, and drowned Cor
ober ODosne yesterday held inquest upon the body,
and verdict Of accidental death rendered. The de-
ceased WAS ~ years Of age, aud born 10 this city.
SERIOUS Fail On Saturday evening a man named
James blackwell accidentally fell from the roof OF house
No 400 Water Il upon railing below and sustained
sve injuries The top Of two OF tho rails entered his
aud shoulder decorating tbs d-sh IN serious msnnsr
snd Of his legs dsocated. lilo conveyed to
The New York Hospital by officer Wogan, Of the Fourth
Ward.
FATAL yArL-Corener Hilton held an inquest ye.ter-
cay board the ship Samuel Russell lying at Pier No n
East River upon the body of named Alexander
Grant native Of Massachusetts, % years Of age Who
while engaged IN regulating tho rigging ~ the for-topmNt
LIE g. la I.ak
which caused death immediately The accident
CURED Saturday morning At Sandy Hook, tbs vessel hav
ing just arrived from Canton The Jury rendered yer
/ dict of accidental death.
/ RoBszRY PROM Cara large bale Of dry goods was
taken up the Harlem Railroad Saturday afternoon to
CLappaaua addressed 10 merchant trading that sta
ton Bor some unexplained reason, this bale was not
transferred 10 the depot as should have BEEN but the car
which CONTAINED Il switched of and lef while the
train proceeded leaving the bale Standing in op.n
/ DE switch Mkt morning yesterday was found
broken open and the goods mostly gone Their value could
Dot BE- s.cerseed the merchant bad not yet rsoeyed
the invoice This loss should operate caution against
the careless exposure Of goods on Railroads
| CyRIoUs PROcgEDISG-BURoLARY AND HEAyr Lar
cEsr- The premises Of NJ Crudsr, No ~ Grsenw st.
were entered by burglar few nights ago and robbed Of
SIX gold watches, quantity Of rings and breastPns aod
| about $500 Ia money The individual whs was supposed
20 have committed the felony ded 10 Philadelphia whittier
be puTsuid by Of czens who aftec Discover
ing bis ~heresbout, bad him arrested BY Phil dephs
policeman They then called upon the Mayor OF that city
sBd preferred complaint against him, aud connimsnt
was signed authorizing the officer lock The prisoner up
until requsOn for him should be mide by the Governor
Of this State Instead Of being kept in custody at Phila
oepha he brought % this City add locked for tive
pgbs in different s'aiOn Houses 90 the folio wing morn
ing instead OF being taken before Juscs BOg.r hs was
escur.d lsgerbeer shop, where the parties who fol-
lowed him to Phsdepbs tried him and rendered ye,dce
of Not Guilty He then liberated but yesterday On-
Ger Bowling Of the Lower Police Court resrrssted him.
and he was locked up By order Of the Magistrate IL 10
supposed that the prisoner whose name 10 hsnhsrd has
es his guilt and restored the stolen property and
for this Mr. Crudsr declines prosecuting him. The
matter will be further investigated by the Magistrate.
HEAVY LARcEsr AsD RECOVERY OF SrOLEs PEor.
! ERrY-Jsmss McKbbiD, A csrnan ia the employ OF Mr.
AphoIy PortingtOn Brother furniture dealers at NO
! 400 Hud.on Il Was arrested Saturday afternoon ~
Officer 3. ldwin q the Eighth Ward charged with hiyng
~ various tines during the past year stolen pieces OF
cloth brOcatee and furniture 70 the value OF ABOUT soy
About $500 worth If the goods recently missed ana
"a confessed his guilt and stated that ne nan sold the
property Hugh Honey RESIDING ~ No 20 opiing-
~ search warrant Immediately issrsd' ana the
preu.es Of Honey entered by the ponce VINO und
I,roe a1sunt Of other property most Of which appeared
N he the proceeds Of sundry bargariss corn st,ed On
ivs.s re.idences Honey then arrested and with the
.rmap and stoleo goods taken 10 Jefferson Mar
h., Police Court where the pr-snsrs we're locked up ~
Tr.,ce stuart wait examination Most Of the goods
.,oen by the taken from purchs'es made
Wholesale stores by bis employers and which he had been
entrusted with 10 convey 10 the store As be passed
Honey place he would stop his take of piece or
ard sell 10 Honey he observed dong tns one
dsy last week, and spicon At once rested upon MN
| ARREST oY A DARISO BCkGLAR.-A man named Cnas
Hawkins said be- old offender, Vas arrested shofty
before IL o'clock yesterday morI,es az ~ 1910, :, a
Dssrs that the accused and AceomPhcs entered inc
bou,e with false key and procssdrg sp stairs knocked