New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

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that vas economical only when considerable veo,la.
ton Decessry. When yen,il ton YEA t,eeds5.
coils OF pine beated by steam would be foand unors
ecoDomi al than anything else. When much yeot;Ia-
ucn was needed, cold air from without shouId he
psssed through these coils lie thoughthe saS,,t pa,
was 10 have air chamber immedassly under saeS
room Witch should contain the coil; in that ne n,
room could cheat any other cut Of ils gappy OF hest
Mr.. Briggs laid that nearly as much heat was required
| 70 rDorfeD the sir properly az TO heat IL.
The Committee adjourned at O'Clock, 10 meet on
Friday next at P. 10.
| CABINET MAKERs' STRKE.-In accordance with
the resolution adopted at the Cabinet Makers meeting
held on Tbursdsy night, the advance Of Is per cens
upon their present rates Of wages was demanded in al
the shcIsy yesterday forenoon. At noon tie Commit
tee appointed by the Society, Messs Simon, Wife and
IIolz, were in session at Social Reform Hall, Grand
street, where reports received from howard II
thirty shops, the employers n which had agreed To
pay an advance of from 10 to Is per cent Some othsa
lad promised to pay the advance. The men endowed
in shops where the bosses declined going into tbs
arrangement at once struck, and are dstermined "a
remain cut until their object is secured II their d.
maDds complied with they may return TO work ON
Monday morning.
Ward under direction OF Capt. Turnbu made another
rsid upon the s'reet-walkers and arrested thirteen
girls whom they caught talking with men on Broad
way, Broome, and other streets. Abou; half Of the
number protested against being locked up and repre-
,sned that they had a" babies at home WAC needed
their attention. but notwithstanding their entreates
they were committed to the cells.
These girls were of different class from those ar.
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ter behaved. Two Of the girls apprebended rhurs-
day night and who had obtained their liberty upon ths
payment of s. fine, confronted Officer Mount in Spring
street with here we again; you see it e use
locking up, etc. but before he could secure their
arrest again both down size street and escaped.
The effect of these raids by Capt. Turnbu was tho
keeping of these unfortunaes off Broadway and the
contiguous streets.
The police Of the Fifth Ward under the command Of
Capt. Huchngs last night arrested seventeen street,
walkers in Broadway Leonard and other streets, and
locked them up in the cells The women arrested wers
very disorderly and kept up continual racket in the
Station-House all night.
Australian Kelly who arrested some days aga
by the Detestye Police of this city on a Bench war.
rant from the Courts Buffalo and set at liberty by
Judge Russell ON 81 eco ball. yesterday afternoon
surrendered by his boDdsman to Sergeant Dickson.
Detective Enssace took Kelly in custody and started
with him Immediately for Buffalo, where be viii ba
given up to the authorities
A young girl named Margaret Nesbitt was arrested
last evening by Detective King charge of stealing
Sis in money and quantity Of valuable ewelry from
Mrs. Woifson of No. ll6 West Fifteenth street, in
whose family she engaged to take Of children.
During Mrs. WIS temporary absence last Tuesday,
Margaret helped herself to the property, aud after fix.
ing step ladder in front of the stairs tina. the little
one might not fall down, che decamped and was ncs
seen until yesterday when the officer found her at hes
aunt's in Rose street. Most of the property was re-
covered.
Last night fire was discovered by Officer Sherlock
in stable in Cow Bay Five Points, and extinguishsd
by him with few pals of water. The fire mad been
kinded nnder the manger and had burned off the rope
that secured horse in the stable. The animal was
saved uninjured.
This morning FIRE occurred in the dweIIng-houss.
No. 1872 East Thirty third street, bat beng
al an early moment, it was exting1ished. LosA
about $50.
Last evening, Charles Olson fell from the tOpsal-
yard of the ship Time lying at the Battery, and was
eriously injured. Officer Rodgers of the Steamboat
quad took him to the Hospital.
Late yesterday afternoon wman entered the play
ground attached to the Greenwi street Publ, School,
No. H. and requested little boy to hold her baby for
moment, but failed to return. The teacher missed
he boy and upon looking for him, found him industri-
ourly engaged trying TO put the child to sleep. The
'ufant was sent to the Aims House.