New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

never asked her 10 let him remain the premises Al
neht for fear The house shoud be robbed; never seo
her 20 write TO Belmont any other person told M
on enc occasion Dot TO make beggar OF poor ~sf,
but II sbe had cd she had stated, to get The 70
hello her; never ans weIed any mstrmOn al nouce oui
have heard her speak Of them Mrs. Pedro told wisaes
sbout her place on Staten Island she said WA near
Vanderbilts lsndng aud cost her Sl2,OoO CASH SO
had expended 5000 IN furniture.
After come farther tes jmOny, OF an unmporIaat
cha ac;er, the case was adjourned.
HFLP FOR POos JACK ION Monday the Kew.
l. ssa of St aft I'd, Conn preached q sermon
in behalf of tbe American Sesrnsns Fund Society, In
the Cobgr gsona CT urcb Of which he Is pastor, and
In the collection was . check for 900, drawn BY
gentleman doing business in this city. worthy
tribute to a noble cause.
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On Sunday af-
ternoon Mr. Edward Smith, proprietor Of livery
stable at No. IS North Moore street. took couple OF
ladies out for drive on the Boomingdsle Road, and
Oh returning in the early part of the evening jus: as he
reached the corner Of Forty seventh street and Sc Ond
avenue the bride of his horse seized aud bic car
risee stopped by Walter Smith, who made the demand
sanctioned by inmemorial usage on such occasions OF
Mr. Edmund S for his money his life." Not feel
ing dpOssd accede to this request Smith jumped 70
tie ground, and there prospect that the affair
would be settled by immediate combat. The screams
OF toe lsdies however, brought Policeman Mcknight,
detailed TO the Nineteenth Ward, upon the scene Of
attb, VINO succeeded in parting the bellgerens, and
taxing the boid walter into custody, who subsequently,
accompanied him TO the Station House and yesterday
morning, after hearing before Magistrate was COM
United 60 the Tombs.
The First Ward Wide-Awakes viii parade tonight
in full uniform from their headquarters the Battery
Hotel, acco npauisd by RObeftsons Band. Toe Club
numbers 1870 m. mbers.
FATAL STABBIsG ARRAY BErwEEs Two Con-
VCTs.-OD Saturday two convicts in Sing Sing quar-
relied, when one Of them named Kelly DIRE ~ knife
AID stabbed he other, inf ctipg mortal wound The
name Of the murdered convict our reporter could not
learn. Kelly said to be very desperate character,
having served three four terms in the State Prison.
He was sentenced T. Sing Sing e mouths since for
a term OF twenty years for burglary.
STREET CLEANISG AND ABATEMEST or NUT-
sANoEs The following lie schedule of the work Of
the Bureau of Sanitary Inspection, for the week end
ing Aug 25:
Abatementof Nuisanees
Complaints Of nussnCes &c received. III
Complaints for which no csuse existed.
Notices served, l8
Abaements nusances, under notice lss
Sras and Waer-oloSe cleaned. 2s9
kunbe loads Of nghsoi removed from city limits 93l
Dead horses removed from city limits 81
Dead COWS removed fl nl city limits .......:..: -
Dead dogs aud other small animals rmOyed from city limits coo
Number Of barrels Of o removed from city limits 80
Unsourd Diseased Meas DC seized yensoref yos
the cry.
Beef-Number OF pounds. $50
yeal-Number Of pounds
Fh-Nuuber Of pounds.
Number nounds
Other Meats-Number Of pounds
Street Cleaning.
Number OF la5Orers employed. $50
Number of cats ernuoved 2TT
Number of loads CLASHES aud garbage removed
Number of loads Of street dirt 9TH &c, removed Zoo
Amount earned by sweeDers............... SSb 70
An cunt earned by dirtcartmsn.. t14A
Amount earned BY ssh-csrtmeu. ......... lr1So 81
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