New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
,in that they had been smoking bsfore they zen. to


beo.
= Dr.. George C. Ball and Dr. Kissem testified tns'
The appe soo~ erased pioved tbs, tbsir esh
had bee cau--c by suG,catcp, sod Dot by bdrning.
H-rry I,eucpser te-tdeo 10 seeing the serv snt aud
Mr. Graves fed from the ~tJdow-; tav Mfp. G. 4
sts, ding at tho wnoow, aud fall back; the ia ne:
buIsi out st toat me.
This var oil tie evidence.
Nj, Jops'bnp Juues, Of the Jury. suggested th Al
tbe city gu soould be ceusured fo not rep
icy the City Hall bel 1t could not be he. .rd by the
hr.mep.
The Coroner thought it out Of place, sni the Jury
brouett in The following verdict:
"Ti at the d.cessed-Ms. Elizabeth Gill Mary z.
GIL, HeeL T.. Gill, AID Auu keyao-csne 10 their
ceatb irsn suf iuD; aud the JJry recommend that
The city au'ho,ies pl,ce diers, &c for TIRE pnr
poses 10 different pats of the city hzt they can be
nofe EASILY procured il c7e.s of emergency"
Mr.. Ed~sd GIL, the husba,d sal f.,oer OF d.
cessed, bss been ab-ett 10 Phlsd.lpsis Friday
lsst The m.l4ncholy intelligence was sent to him by
te egrsph yesterday morbipg.
The bulld,pg is owned by 2r j. X Divine. 1t wa,
damage to tue .xtent q about 900. Iasured ia the
Long Islsnd Insurance Company.
YIRE IN FORTY-sIxTH STREET.
Abou. 3 O'Clock ou saturday evening 6re was dis
covered in the ellipg. house Of No. 80 West Forty
Sixth street, ed by Daniel Thompson, aod occo'
,ned BY fan ily Dsmed Smith. The police OF the
the faInts with fes pals Of water. Damage $40
Itsmed.
FIRE IN CHATHAM sTREET-ARREsr OF TWO PER-
SONS on sUsPIciOs or ARSON.
About liz clock Saturday night a fire broke out
in the variety store ke p Dy Henry Ka nak at No. l33
Chatham street. An alarm Sas PROMPTLY given, and
the frenen sonn nrrivitg specify exiting ulsh.d the
flames ana cot 6Ged III. FIRE 70 the first fnor, where 1t
oIginsted. The damage to the stock will not, 1t is
ttOusbt, exceed $3.50. Mr. Kimak is insured for
$500 10 the Relief ILsu,alce Company. The build
ing owned by the Rev. Mr.. V4rian, was damaged TO
the amount OF 81 50 or s2a; insured but n what con-
paDy did hot learn. Policeman Blair OF the Fourth
PrecI Ct beiI Oh Juty n the nei bbort Oot Que
OF the fret at the fire. aod meeting with Ksmsk aud
bis clerk, Hams Slmor, was uDfavor"bly Impressed
with their condact. The officer to toe concIn
sion that the fire was the work of dessn, and behev-
il that tie proprietor and bis cetk hal 30 ne know
ledge in IeaiioD thereto, appreheooed them oa susp
con. The prisoners detained for the night at tue
ST ,,ion -Hous. by Sergeant Willism aud yesterday
II Ornng committed by Jastice Osborn for niua.
ton. Fire Marehal Baker entered into prel nipary
Investigation on S4torisy evening, aud will to day
commence his eXamDstOn before the Police Court
FIRE IN HESTER STREET.
At an early hour on Saturday norDiog. fire Oc-
cured in the second story front room, the dwelling
hOnse No 1913 Hester street. occupied by Joseph tu
tell, but, beirg discovered at an early moment, ne
flames were sOOn extiDgusbed. TIE furniture was
damaged to the amount OF sl'O, aud the building to
the amount Of $50. Mr.. Bsnrel is Insured the
riture $3.50 in the London and Liverpool Lii, aod Fire
Ii surance Company The building belongs to the es-
tate Of James BOger, and is insured. The origin Of
the fire is pDknowD.
TIhE IN THIRTY-FoURTH sTREET-CAMPHESE AC-
CIDENT.
About 10 o'clock ON Fnday night, German named
John Cook, wbi filling fluid lamp, at hls residence,
No. 40 West Tbiryiourt street, had mis- fsce aud
bonds severely buried by the explosion of eaid lamp
Officer Irving, Of the Tseutleth Preciuct seeing the
enoke hastened into the building, and found the
in a sheet of fame. Several pads Of water being
promptly at hano the officer, with the assistance of
the bejghbors, succeeded in exoguishing the ftmes
before much damage oOhe ~ the building. Cook
was taken to the Station. House, where os wounds
were dressed, after which he was sent home.
FIRE IN COLUMBIA STREET.
A fire brt ke ut IN backsm snOp in Columbia,
near Baltic street. Brooklyn Saturday evening and
communicated to a stable adjoining owned by Daniel
Smith. Both buildings were burned down, aad a
horse was destroyed in the flames. The shop va,
owned by Jeremiah ODonneli. Loss $500. Not in.
sured.
FIRE MYRTLE AVENUE.
The same evening fire occurred in a dry.goods
store corner of Myrtle avenue and Prince street,
Brooklyn caused by the gaslght in the chow window
Dsmbge small.
The same light the roof Of house corner Of Sts.e
and Columbia streets found to be hre, but was
soon exupK Kuished.