New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
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~, posn.riS joan H!le'. one " the p.ris IL.
o,eie. a. IA, scceorJ 70 the mcrier Of The late " y
T,ci. III Stsu,i, Hal w. yesterday sunCri erei by
IL h.a and r,s1e-tei ny 0aicer Hogan Of the Re
.5, Cora Il i stated tas il ie gives DINER bo1is,
The, oa-, bt fr li- appearance for trsl ntNewburh
O,szse County tie place dsS- ated fer tho trial OF
Lew. Baker tie a.l gI5 prOo'peI IN the murder. sad
sso ~ Tue o,L-r ah.e- iudo1ed As scce-sortes.
Cv..,s y,q,sSr BoYS' S-Hocr IT ere 10 An TO-
81, 1t No. llF Broadway, under the charge Of
tie Murray Hi Mission, designed fr the bcoe6t Of
v.,,ap. how. Of German ps1eutsge, where such as
~.,it never attend the Wsrd Schools have 70, FIR.
-ias,,s NJ education administered 70 their destitute
c,,5,.p Tie number rf ported attending the day
81 ,-r, the Iart III mouths II 20i. Of which $50
uera br- IL Germany and Is in THE couLtryi % are
Ceihlc ,3o Proteesot jew; and their empl)y 1ons
a. lows c.ph kers ch;fouiersi and ciudergs,her
.,s us. rrf.sec y ggars. 10 sundry other enpoy-
and ,d,encss. =? In addition to the above there
arc about 100 other children attending The Sabbath
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Tu,I.orf,' Alb FOR KAsA,.-A meeting was
held in Hone Chapel Thursdsy afternoon for the pur-
po.e Of taking mesfgres 70 AID tue Free State settlers
Of Kensas pho after being robbed Of their means BY
n, H3er RufIiaus are len without provision for the
Wirt., The great mse5 Of the meeting was oonl-
posed Of lad.e-, Only few gentlemen being present.
NJ TLadseus Hyatt, opercd the meeting oy stating is
p,...,ty and lie Of Jet. III introduced Gov. Robin
sen Of KsDss who gave sn sccoubt of the puvatlO0s
to which tie dof-nicrr Of kansss were now reduced
s,d then showed thA q cir sufftrings had come upon
tb N from 20 fast OF theirs but only because they
had fought brsyey for Freedom. Mrs. L. H.
N;clo, tben cave come account OF The condition VI
s..tr,rs whom ,lie had herself Some Of the
women were so poorly clad that they are ashamed to
be econ by srnI,ers, and many OF them have cut up
Their underearIeuts 10 make pantaOons fot the mea
Who were obliged 10 stand guard. At the close Dr..
HYATT urnpo-ed en- organization VI the women ot the
State. extending 10 towns, counties and districts from
a central committee for tho purpose OF raising con-
tibuons Of clothing and nancy to buy provisions for
the suFrrer.. Money vii 90 great ways out there,
hour i, but SO % per barrel large number Of
ladies enrolled Their names as active workers. and
private ting Of ladies interested in the subject will
be held Tomorrow Saturday at II a. M at the house
Of Mr.. Moves No. tz East Tgenty-seventb street,
rear Fourth avenue.
FIRE AT HARLEM. -Yesterday morning about
o n
On Third a, euue between One HUNDRED and Twenty
second and One Hundred and Invent third streets,
occupied the first acors by Clark Bra!y as liquor
shop, Ch.i.ty Sbaudy az liquor chop, g. Kuockln
az q liquor chop, and Pat. Mucahy, shoemaker up
per part by families. The buildings wee mostly de-
stroyed but the occupants succeeded in saving nearly
ali Of their house hold property. The twc-s'ory frame
building adjoining, occupied by Herman Meeisy as
~, hsdl Me.'a ia in
sued for 500. The property owned by Mr.. Sta
pee, whose loss is about $50: insured.
FRI IN FoUR1 GKsTB sIRLET.-On Thursday morn.
irg between and O'Clock, fire broke out in the dis
tl,ry and rectf ing establishment Of Johpson Lssa-
Fourteenth street, between the Ninth and Tenth
avenues. The establishment occupied three buildings.
aud the fire originated in the middle house. 1t is sup
posed TO hsvs been caused by the fumes from liquor
in process of distillston coming in contact with
lighted gss.buner but az TO this origin there is no
certain knowledge. The middle building was de-
sroyed but The others saved through the exer-
tons of the fremo.-not, however, without being
cop,deraEy damaged. There were ITO tanks of
liquor destroyed. The oss is upward OF 81, OOO No
definite knowledge could be obtained as to the loss
and insurance. tho firm refused 10 give Attenuation
on the subject.
FATAI PCGILirIc EsCoUsrER.--A iiyht occurred
on Tueaday niglt last, between two men named Chas.
Smith and William Clearwater, at Channngyl lie, about
seven nilcs below Poushke, psie, which resulted in
IN. death Of the former. II from angry con-
verratict in which Clearwater called Smith " q liar,
ard fos this the latter challenged him TO fight the
caareIge WA acc. pied and the fight commenced. but
did not lot but very few minutes before deceased
received fatal blow tn temple, aud mme,iiiteiy
expired. Clearwater placed himself in the hands Of
the authorities Immediately. Corouer Taylor of Pough
heepse Investigated the affair yesterday, elected the
sbo, facts, eai verdict rendered accordingly.
TUE GUARDIAN OF PRoPERIY.-The Third Ward
Just nov cr;o,s the special regard Of Mayor Wood,
WHO has drawn from tie moderate Police force Of that
District more than quarter Of the men for 'speci
duty. Consequently tie blocks Of valuable stores in
l. part Of he city len with inadequ.te protection,
an The 10 rem ain ssddled with extra duty
fnH Ci;g OF "LIz,IE HowARD.'-About .vo
o'clock Cd Sunday morning last well-dressed young
VIZ N wer, aboard q one of.he SotahFery boats
on .ae Newly ok side. Wien the boat reached she
foo. Of Atlantic ttrett, Bnosin, this psss nger-the
only fen as on boarc-wes not 70 be f. nd TIE sDly
way Of explaining Der sbsetce wss the suppO-ition
,ia che lad jumped overheard with tao intention Of
etGd strut,ion. TIE TaIBusE of Thursday an
uoHnced the recovery Of the body in Thompeon dock
aal lie i3eDthc ston Six then have learned fur
tner scs Ia relation 70 the deceased and the cause OF
lid T,a.a en- Two three yeArS