New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

r., TUESDAY, JULY L. 1850
beer and billiard saoon of Mr. Eltv, corner Of Sixth
avenue and Twenty first street. Zaum asked him to
plSy, and they were sbop, commencing, when G-orse
Linton took cue and called fIi-nd tO him. Luton
insisted that il his turn to play. and Zaum sail.
"ve,y ", H. VIC will give up 70 you" Linton replied,
eve will play, whether yeu will give up or oS."
To Which deceased nns ~.red, "rf you are going 70
talk ,hs, wsy, s7H play" At this momen.
Zaum toct up a ball and threw II DOM upon
the table, as if TO express his determination.
He then advanced in q menscing %
pust Linton a~sy, when the latter raised his bl-
lard cuA AID strnck zsum with the large end OF il.
The cue 90 been .pEced and the blow broke it. Do
ceas4d then rushed Of Linton to strike him With hs
cue but the nds o. the parties int~rfercd and ssos
ra.d tie two men In few moments zaum hegsr
TO feel the effects Of the blow, and taken hom.,
where he died the same night The Corouer's jury
rendered Tie following verdict: death from com.
"preason Of the brain, produced by blow upon tho
"ht I'd with bilard cue in the hands Of George Lin
"ton, and tbat the blow WA inflicted without any
"mslic. or foretbought or the part Of ssd Linton to
"tske life ," Deceased was German by birth, es
yta:s Of age. Linton was held 10 bail in 81 ,oOo To
Philadelphia o5 years Of eye. He says he dealt the
blow II eef defense.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT SUGAR HOUsH-OSE
MAN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS PAINFULLY IsJCRED.
Yesterday afternoon terrible accident occurred at
the sUear house Of Harris, Evans Il Co, No. p
Leonard street. which cost james Governs, laboreT,
his lfe and caused fearful injuries to Joseph Ntzersn
ord james Mallory, slso laborers. 1t appears that in
site OF the orders Of the firm, but man O. tine
81 oud tide On the frame used for ho''ting sussr,
&C. The three men got upon It ct the same time aad
though the frame was loaded with heavy freight,
rooe with safety from the first to the txth story.
Here, however one Of the ropes gave way. aud the
uporur ate men fel hesdong with the freight to the
fr-t foor CoveDs Instantly killed, aud the othsrs
dreadfully wounded. The latter were taken to the
New York Hosptal and Coroner Perry beld an in
quest upon the body of the former. Verdict Acct
dertsl death"
FATAL RESULT OF THROWING STONES Coroner
Connery held an inquest oD Monday upon the body OF
Re+smubd NeQuillsn, a child ak years Of age whose
parents reside at the corner of Clsrkson and Washing
ton ets The deceased died from fracture Of the
skull, received on the 23d of May las,, by stone
which was thrown at her by small boy named George
Walker Verdict in accord with the above facts.
The boy Walker is in the TombS awaiting the action
Of the Grand Jury.
STAINING AYrRAY-Two men, named Thos. Nc
Donald a. Thos Riley, got Ito fight together on
Sunday evening at the corner Of Canal and Mulberry
streets, WHEN the former drew knife and stabbed his
adverary thrice in the side. He arrested and
loc ked MP, ard the wounded taken to the
New Yolk Hospital, wherc his recovery is thought to
be doubtful.
CRUELTY TO A CHILD.-Peter B. Ross pawa-
broker at No. 253 Second street. was yesterday ar
rested, charged with cruel treatment to boy seven
wears Of ege whom he had obtained en- the usual con-
di,ions from Randas Island The little orphan cime
from the lsnd two months ago. aud it is alleged that
Ross kept him in l'hy condition, with the same old
psuper shit on and nearly rtarved him. allowing him
only little stale bread daily. lie further it is al
legged beat tina child with pair Of tongs and similar
weapopp ard the boys back and shoulders furnished
sufficient proof of the shocking treatment be had e.
c,ived. Ro.s was held to await examination.
REORGANIZATION OF THE FIRE DEPARraESr.-As
ON readers are aware, delegates from the Is 'det OF
Repre- senistivcs, and the Committees on Fire De-
partment o. tn. Common C,iAic have been for s'ne
time engaged in drafting plan for the Reorganization
Of the Fire Department Although they have not
vet reported the following is SAID to b. fair summary
Of the result Of their lsbOrs:
Section or scrbes that there shsp be Ch,f E"neer
eighteen As,i-tsit III ginee AZ NAVY en1iIe nos, ana
lsdter Ell a. may BE- .Ppen IN aceStcaGee ' s
dram. have o' Ut COMPLETED heH YEN. OF
,rvics tn. will dband bydrsat co npshie' ia
Sec pr5vid. hat tho Chief and Assistant shall b, elected
.. ,ba, IN. On rueers Of the Yir Second snd
Third Districts shall hold oie, one yes Fourth sa ana
S,ih %o e. ,Sr a ,.ss
SECS s. resu.t. the election for Chief aud
e.; @ 81: .s - IN: =:
the EsLb N.'h fsn :d enc sss..e S each
u 90 h so% n sa nsss .s
til D, sI h-IJ birs allowed which the they
81 tbss sIe p-rrn voted for These nominees mus; "a
side lis for which nounsei a1d shall % led ''
ever, frsms in he city nV has been h,se mo ta 60 @
uOuy ens.r q .1 cS%p:ny Or sno nS s. 's'S a,sn
du ing that nie by ieaSins one omp.ny 10 IN a.
The Cti,t is b. nSIns,d by me ,o,n ana a;a
tim. race fOr the CONVENTION to mee and tbs p''e 'r
Sec sss ib.t III. Chief mus, be who mas served
such I've ,ess, and the Ass,snts three years -.
Fec 20 mkes the has served sufn ,ss
II also makes tbs seLor epsiheef the Chio IA tne
ev, I, OF that Office bec'wiD vscant ,..c.
men and of compaIes AID Of companies seneriy
gong to- a. bLd returning from hr.s and soo' tIel
There able matter In this, and the l.~ 'oiy
eut IN It's p,ovi.ou however than every
sooi will deem for the preservation VI ouSf
sudd ifciplre - 49, r,.,....
all th Severity fret stree tho second and ,niIt EN-
brace all bew Twenty rixh 'evany hrst suo-ts d.
yided b., the ,vendc Fourth And ih from Ca 70
ah street OF Broadway and Fourth avenue
toe districts heiDg divided By dawn through 'arcA
Sc 81, Ard Seventh east Of drawn through Cstasdne
street. bcwery CsuA street Broadway and Fourth aysaae
Seventh THE SIXTH running Csfharine 70
Bow.r eIee through Divrion 70 Allen street and up tne
Fr. Fourteenth .uret AID 50 DOM 70 inc 'si
Eshth Ninth from the foot 81 Cshnine street u2 ,a
Bo~ry Csrsl and down anal street TO tne Not