New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

character The driver continued his course as II noh
ing had occurred.
CHARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST AN ExPoLIcENAS-
james Scott policeman OF the Twentieth Ward was
arrested yesterday morning by Officer Underhil of the
police district charged with perjury The arrest was
made on warrant BY Justice Stuart wherein the accused
stands charged by Lieut. Thomas Dunn OF Twentieth
Ward Police. with swearing falsely 10 charge made
aeains, the latter before the Commissioners of Police re-
eardng an alleged violation of the laws governing the de
PartInent. The prisoner was held for examination
srR.serrTbe following are among the arrivals at the
principal Hotels
Rev. W. L Hughes, Charleston 9 :, BEnklsy Ala
Cart c Clarke. Delaware. G Walker 81 Lolis
T, BI.o'TF h Gs0 q sf a Maalee
r Brown Phila JE Morrison, Maine
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
sdss psyHs Ts.% Zen ss5 S' k.sy; s LSH NC
S Frss So So Nc Carolina eo Si Eass TsA
Hon D W. Lsndsr. \ scorr H aoIr 7 Bush Albany
q W Trushesr Va. Benjamin Montreal
W.R Coz, Tenn 4 ( , Adams n Va
il. Kes, Wilmington. w H. johnson Cincinnati
F,RE-At late hour Thursday night fire broke outin
Cornell & Co.'S Iron Works Nos l39 and l4l Centre ST.
occasioned by sparks from forge in the establishment
used for finishing castings. &c. The fremen soon extn
finguished the flames Damage trilling.
About half past o'clock Friday morning fire broke
out in the house No q Mangn St, occupied by James
Dllworth as Junk store. II extnguished be
fore the premises were materially damaged.
The CAMrHrSr ACCIDENT IN OAK srREEr-FaIAL RE
sUIr-Mary Ann Holmes the daughter Of Mrs Murphy
of No Il Oak st. who burned by the explosion OF
camrhene lamp Thursday night died yesterday morn
ing Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest on the deceased,
and verdict of death from burns received acsdentay
by the explosion of fluid lamp was rendered Mrs Muir
pfy II pear had u filed the lamp and was in the act
Of light ~ it. when the accident occurred The deceased
handed her the match with which she made the light
Mrs Murphy and her husband were also burnt by the
same casually The deceased native OF this city
and about years OF age
ARREST FOR RoBBNG TIE DEAD.-Nr. Pascal Perrin
French gentleman took passage in the brig Francis Fdbay
from ST. ago de Cuba for this port for the benefit OF his
health and had been to many days before he died
of consumption He possessed a trunk in which were
$500 in gold gold watch and chain and check on Mr.
Taylor & Co. of this City, for 5000 all of which were
stolen his death Suspicion rested upon John Doran
man Wogun, of the Fourth Ward went to the sailors
boarding house No 81 Cherry st., and arrested the ac
cusd lightly five dollars of the stolen money together
with the draft and watch and chain found in his
session and he admitted having committed the robbery
MOTHERS DisPESsARr-The following report shows
II number of patients for August 1883 Whole number
ls6i Attended at Dsponsary, -Jo M their hOme' iJ3
Males, 4j2; females 9. Born in Ireland 79l; United
State. sos England 40 scotland ~ Germa9y' o. o.her
countries T. Cured or relieved l.5i; died, Il sent to
Hospital .: vaccnated %; remaining under care, 80
The who'll number of prescriptions put up was s9ls
greats number in any day l57 least o. average per
day, ll2.
DRowSED-Y Yesterday morning the body of a man
known os James recently a Waterman the steamboat
Catalina was found in the East River, near pier No "a
Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest anu yerdict oil deah
ii, III unknown rendered. The deceased was
an inemperaie mar and il supposed that he fell into
the river while intoxicated Tie native OF Bridge
IOrt. Conn where he has len family lie was % years
of age.
suDprv DrMIsE-A German, 30 years of age, by
name Of John Woombacker taken sick late on Thurs
day night on the of Ryngton and Clinton sts anu
was conveyed TO the Thirteenth Ward Station House
where lie died half hour afterward He was attended
by physician. Coroner Gamble held an inquest on the
body, and verdict Of Serious apoPlexy was rendered
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSXD.-Coroner Gamble hold an
inquest on Ihusday the foot OF Thirty ST. East
River upon the body of Richard Dale native Of En-
gland 80 years Of age who appears was drowned on
which was the sloop IIoacht into the water Tho de
ceased was hand on board the -oop The jury rendered
a verdict Of Death'by Accidental Drowning
Boy DRowNED-Stephen Hill boy about dfteen
wears If age whose parents reside at No b9j Grenweh
Il was fishing at the foot Of Christopher ST. Tuesday
evening when is supposed that he fen off the pier and
was drowned His body recovered on Thursday when
Coroner Gamble held inquest verdict of accidental
drowning was rendered
DRowxED-Peter Coles. colored man, IS years of
age was accidentally drowned on wednesday night by
falling from Ier No IL into ne Norm River His body
was recovered and Coroner helm held inquest upon
the deceased on Thursday when verdict oil accidental
drowning rendered.
ANOTHER CANPHESE ACoiDESr.-A camphene lamp
exloded late on Wednesday night in the store OF Michael
Murphy No 80 Oaks, AMI caused Murphy together with
his wife and child, to be Ously burned lhe premises
caught fire but the flames extnguished by the
Fourth Ward Police.
STEALING OxES-A man named George Handel was
taken into custody yes,erda by Policeman Hoz, of the
twentieth Ward charged with stealing pair of oxen
from Francis Price, residing in Weehawken, n j. The
accused was detained and will be sent back 10 Jersey.
AccrpEST-On Thursday. boy named John Reeve fell
through the hatGhway of the Furniture store No % Mad
son ST. and broke of his legs. Tie taken to the
Hospital.
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PfARL-sTREEr HoUsE FRE-RIcHs SALAnAyDERs
As,s-T.se safes have usual again proved
fshiu terrible roasting eighteen hours
nroue The following letter will BE- read with inter-
Us 49, Nfw-YoRK Thursday, Aug 25 ls51
Mrs. Mzrrf1. NJ. 10 Uater-g- ~ L.:
Herewith kichs Improved seamandef
Safe purchased you sacs tne ne
no e1s1 tsr De-
IN the destructive IRE At ns Pears
Hot IN stock Of oil aud candles WIS totally destroyed
have confidence il SAFES and yoa VII please .nd me
another, size larger Yours &c JAS a ShIs
re merchants bankers and sweer4
slwsys o. ha1 a the Depot No. ls5 W4terSt
SrEARss L MAEvIs Successors 20 Rich Co.
advertisement.
Among ali the famous medicines for Ague aud Fever
zone gaming higher reputation than that mos; ehcesa- prPHs
W1SKoos COS Toxic hxrvEE TIE ste'iag worta Of ts
eonrOuud recognized By phyc1z and the highest as % soeet
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