The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26
City Intelligence.

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scu'sd to morrow beyond doubt. Tne Sheriff. who
bsen for sons days past at Albany, visit to the Coy
srnor returned yesterday morning. with the re port
u ~ The Governor has d~cidea that the law tate
orser to the man yesterday who
much tissppoinrent for he had dently greatly ree
upon Executive rtsrfs-snce oDe Of tins evening pSpss
givss the fols wing
Mr. orser And the wretched man coo,inusd In oIsse
aud sArnest otnversstios up~srds of an hour TIE
spirit, and look TO Heaven for hape.
Hos'e rsplisdNo :eAr, Mr. osssr shall be In bstter
spirits on Friday morning than am now
After Mr. Orspr CO came in and shook
ha" . with H,ste After 'aissg . ,sw minutes about
There is no hope COW. Mr. 6osyN'
H,. Hss,s, sss ,sss.,se'ecy 4 know it-Isnov it.
" hsvs u.h ls- viii have executions. Gm op
potsd - capital punishuent'
hoafe tiptsrraf ing blm)'I an advocate Of capi.
murders eileS creature In cold blood deserves 10
Dc ps,d--,o meroS should bs shown bin
tntad- Bui = en- there is no time given him 10 pre-
hoars-' rmsl There is time enouen TO prepare be
| tween the sentence and the exscution'n
iAe oon'apued mrn Ia snxipus that mrch ~ the
hne 80 lossss between now the aoinei time for
execution viii be given him to prspers fer his final
! boLr.
CAPTAIN CRGsroS BROADWAY TnrArav vhs r.
las Captain Crighton viii vioit Br--uSy th,atrs
this evening having ben tsndeie private box by
Marshall which he haa pied, The farsr portsn OF
the nhs bi'ana u ttV York plrcuAry issrous OF
seeing le brave hnd intrepid ioscuer Of many
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resent ttiilitnt and beautiful AlrAy.
Lighting DOCKS FIKRs Tho pier st the foot
Of Robinson North river lighted with gas
hight and the night previous, by way experiment.
in tssung the uuity avd efect Of The above u.med
most Two lamps, raised tn an
An ordinary rere sucent TO Ugh. ur the en-.
.re pier, which, it will be rsrolected, of tha
most Ak ard dreEry hing TO bs found in ths part
the city TIE sf-ct prooused by the resctiou OF the
hg from tha calm water and the sides OF ths different
ships very dne and t6s plan bs extended 1t will BE-
most pleArrg to hok or its utility there I'D
which woul ID would mpsnsas the city
for the expense by The saving which would result In ths
ittms OF presson ing and ~sntaiaing criminals Many
lives ~ould be saved from drowning by rnAbg persons
who have busn to The shps at iAs early
see their way sDd guard against accidents which,
night will happen t. the most sober II IL also well
known the b.nshed vhArves tbs bAunt OF gangs
tie most INN oral snd aga's chsrAstr which
oitpsrre At the sight of policeman IL sdad
we'll lighted pier. Persons In the neigh oerhood OF
Robinson street are qui pleased with the experiment.
wbeh should be followed up IL corporate iobbns be
avoided
THs OID CfIY HorH-MR GIBSON In an obituary notice
Of Chester pppgs in the HERALD OF Saturday, tho mans
man bas called upon us to ray that the Of him
not precisely correct He to this city in 1906 he
never vas employed in livery stable; and inmsdi-
| Hotel In which position he remained until 1917, when
he took the Msrchsp' Hotel IL Wall srsst which failed
of succers account Of extensive ncoitora which Mr.
Gibson The TONERS did not increase proper.
tior to hs enterprise ofths proprietor Mr Gibson then
I'm sons tiu Aft rvaris Mr. Gibson returned TO New
i
York resides 10 ego. His first essay in hotel
4eeripy At the Boston Coffee House. and he came to
New York for wider field cf opersons Although he
conducted his business with skill snd ssgacy hs
| fortunate, and is now n poor Mr. Gibson now
seventy three years age and In excIo health
The inou aion consined In the notice Of Mr. Jepnirgs
| was gathered from the lips Of Of QUE Oldest and
most citzsip and supposed by to be
rect in every psrsiIulsr.
TIE LATE CoyfILGRAHoS.--At .hs late burning of the
now Cy Hall, large quantity Of ohAirs tables and
csTeipgs intended for furnishing the public Offices In
n. ad fnr pftura
sas slowed away In one Of tie upper the build
ing beyond the reach OF the 6iemsn The question now
H. what hind OF building shsl 60 In pscs OF the old
ARD where hall the cn9rt be ioc stea? 10 IA reco
mendsd BY parties that the badng for the courts
bo built somewhere up town, about MAdisoa square
This much opposed by the bar nine BIS OF whom
have their Offices down towa. About Madison fquAre,
where houses are pat up ~ expense ranging from
thirty to forty thousnnd dollars each 1t would be diff
cult 10 gage lawyers oces The courts far a. con.
venieDce 10 concerned, might we'll move out OF the
| city ~ go this distance up town.
THE CONDITION OF TIE UNITED STATES TnsrRcr CoURr
AND CIRKs officx Since the burning of the New City
Hall the Accom- modscns Of the United States District
Courts have been most miserable The court clerks
Office ell huddled In together In Iosn in the
Court u Sessions Hiding and there here hardly
enough TO turn arourd without stumbling broken
cbar Loose papers and other rutbish remains OF the
late copfsgraen. IL must severely tsst the patience OF
the judges Goes the lawyers 10 do busiaes such
room. The necessity Is very great tina. the govern
snt rh ud hastily prepare suitable accommodations for
/ this court.
FRrs : On Tuesday night broke out In the rear o
the packing house OF A. W. Flint, bl4 Wasbngo street
Dsmase about 5000; covered by insurance In tho st.
Nicholas and Hamilton insurance. companies.
Anoti fire occurrsd Tuesday In ths house
81 y East Twenty fourth ,tIee. This house
pied b. John Robnfon Loss Of building $500. Insur.
snce unkDosn. Loss Of furniture $500. Insured in
the Stodard Fire Insurance %.
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