New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-16
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M,. Tsverper reeS, ron Shakespeare 70 might Al the
SPnsG Institute.
WuI,rx's-ArsS, ya.,oy, called The Word 4
Own" 6s M.s Cove ~ Dc perfFIned, + " me lrst
time. a: Wsns,k's, % ut. % ~hica M Hoy, Mss
Heroa. M. So,aen. Dir Dyer sOd others will
appear.
BRoADwAT THFATtR Toe grand sp~c,sel. piece
The CsuipeF Of Si,ru e be PLAYED a. to,- e.'ab-
lstmett tot sht. To two ,s4lued eephar :, v;,o-
ria aud Albcr have cep,pc ,ous pats.
PvLLisG Down IL ,1e order Of The diy-pulng
down and building largsr not ooly p.l do Fn
single houses b.; whole '>tt, 30 hlif one higher an
tie ether wo-T Loo. at the marble p4acss of To-Day,
where this dsy twelve mouths stood the old gam 'H'-
rooted frame trOstoy brck-bDth stories less man
in u,1 1srn hgb, sL1 look at the broad avenues
pGlace-lilc0, where OU- 'estors podded thr'ns1
dark mar ow lauea TrOly Il they could return -
Gotham AID zee bow ~ '1mble their o5time Do nj.
cstoea-b about TIE tpcct Il the ver0al season they
would think ths: we were pulng-do"n ra e Of bar
bayisas Mansions tersor and hOly-nothiug apes
Our pub Dg-S. VII propeDe.tes. How the Old setlc-s
moan a. they rec the s0ce1, land na k Disappearing,
Ne sAef. the Si-"r saturday, March II, was day
memo able 10 those o. til oidon time who count every
disappe8TsLCe OF f6u hf zee nom lOcT dcfustOmr1
walk as oDe step toward ttef owu fading way
"Ah i viii be my turn b'4', SAID one who kneT
Genera Washington" D. looked up on Saturday
the pulling down OF the .tsspe Of toe "old bnck
chwcb."
"I never expected 20 i've TO zee this, said another
"The 6r,t time that anelc-d meeting in that house
the fret meeting 5ouse | was 10, and for
fifty years tho Only ;Iace where regularly attended
YIN ArC are n down. |
knew it wa doomed but ct!l hoped to il outlast
ne; but there is meteke they pulling do yn.
True there was iuittaks for iast hen lOosened
mass Of bOarcs ano stisg"s, hlgn up the weather
beaten spre came dosR With crash and voice
Of awful warning, "Stsnd from under" "YesS
we understand said cur ancient friend; owe old
"KnickerbOokers must get ont Of the way, or be
ridden over trocden. down. crushed, by these ponder
Gus wheels Of improvement
"Ilookr ssid suctter III sNs a female voice) "tbey
"are pulling down the Brick Church staple. Auah,
"Biddy bat won't II be fuo cnence to be Masking
honest penny, in tie way Ct little fire wood %
Very honest; yea Apt this the last lesson Of
morality that this house Ct God will teachthtt 1t is
honest 70 steal Pu Go 81 pull it down the whole
fabric Of society needs rebuilding.
Orr hosrLLtTY.-Ths City Inspector repors 4j6
deaths dursg ths pss wsek-an increase Of seven as
compared With tn return o. tn. week previcus. The
allowing figures extiss tue pumber of deaths during
The pas two weeks sm,ng a1alts and children, distin
gushing tbe ssHes;.
Meo Women. Bows 0rs T.s.l
WI w:.s 81: ss dS, Mae Mac ~. Il -; ~ -
AmOos the principal causes a death we're the fol-
loving; Consumpuop, 81, convuIsious tinfan,ale) 26
Inflammation Of the lungs 30; scarle, fever, 6
measles, g. msTssmus GnfOuie), Is; droPsy in
the head, 81; smallpox 70 Group, 81. There were
also deaths Of app pleIy of bronchitis, OF con.
ssstoo Of tbs Luz 20 ~ VI inflammation Of the bowels,
8 Of Inflammation Of tbs brao, premature births 30
stIborn aad II deaths from viooDt causes including
4 killed or murdered slcde aud by starvation and
exposure Of the whole nuGber 50 were inmates Of
The pubic institutions. The following rs slss,idca-
bon Of tho diseases AMI tee total number Of deaths
in each class Of disease BCses joints, g.. !; BRAN
and saves 81 geUerssve orgsns, 3; heart and blood
vessels 2; lungs, thrset&c., lJl; cd axe, Z; skin,
&C. and sruptive fsves 66; stihbOrn and presa-
lure biIths 81, stomach. bowels, and Other dge,tive
orgsns s; uncertain seat and general fevers, .
s,nary organs 7-ss-i +56. The number OF de-hs,
compared with the spending weeks Of 1875 and
ls,S. WA 40 follo-s Week ending March Il, 1855,
SIS; week sudng N .rch t., 1885, 49,; week ending
March II, 1857, 45G. Tbs nativity table gives $40
nalv.s Of the UGitsi stat-s. 76 Of ireland, Il Of
Geruas,, IS OF Kcetont, spG 3 of Scotland
DIR. NJ Pace MooRE ACT. ALFRED s. LyINoS
Ton AND ELIZA WIFE-The defendants are
charged with defrsaG5g the Doctor ou' of $4,000.
The Trial takes place this dsy, at II o'clock, before
Judge Roosevelt, of the Supreme Court
SURrRsE AND CAP7URs OF BURGLARs.-Police-
msn Murphy ana Conus.y OF the Fist Ward While
passing the store OF w ate. q Steinlen No 81 Beaver
street early yesterday mornug, observed two suspic
ious locking coming Of the store. and call
ing to them they took 70 .teir hees The officers gave
chsse and succeeded in capturing one of them named
Peter Johnson. The cther was subsequently arrested
by IIs.t. Bxrus Of the Fist Ward Police at No. 80
Cherry street who gave As nome as Francis Brown.
The prisoners were taken 70 the House, and
the officers then proCeece- 20 tue store, which they
found had been broken opea. Two sacks full of goods,
valued al $3.50, were found packed and ready To be
carried OF. What anOrr; Of goods had been removed
by the burglars prevcu. 70 their being discovered
could not be- asceuanei BIT it is supposed that, as
they had been in tie s.ors tcr some hours they suc
ceeded with the help Of CoafedeIstes, in carrying on
rorSdasb,e. Half dozea Elk bsndkeIchets, which
had been stolen from the store together with bunch
Of skelston keys fo1nd on the persor Of Brown
The Irisoners both locked up by justice Osborn,
and seshwsrrsnts to oveiA sui couple of houses in
the Fourth Ward, where il is supposed, stolen prop
petty could be found were ssued by the magistrate.
The prisoners believed % have bad two conteder
stes AID the police saGeaySrng to find them.
John Neefe and Chss Miller, both young Germans
were arrested, charged With breaking into the store Of
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