New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

room for assembling Teacher room, and meeting
room OF the School Officers The third door is divaed
into clsssroons. The entire building is hestea oy
means Of hot water furoaces placed in the ocna''
There is no fire used above the cellar hooF' Inc
building cost $40 l73 the site cost $l ooo Ihe '''
cost amounting to $30,973
THE HOMICIDE on THE BRooKLYs.-ihe Ies''m'hy
in this care closed at o'clock on wednesday eVen
ing VIM. II. Anthem summed up lor '"7 ue''n'
and The District. Attorney for the proeecu'i'"' i"'
testimony for the defense was IN tne inalh i'Po'
of the evidence at former suDgs oil tue Cour re'aNus
10 the Implication of Cooper The Court a'er oilel
elaboration, concluded TO hold Sergeant Kay IN Slooo
bail {, answer the charge of assault and ery with
n,.nt TO kill Capt Farrs sut and Lieut.. Mitchell will
be held on their own reeogpzances to appear as wit
nes.es At the next sitting OF the Grand Jury in April
LATE IrENs-Last night about l. o'clock, as two
gentlemen were walking lesurely down Broadway,
near Murray street. one of them espied rough booking
man. apparently under the influence Of hquor drag
gpg trunk from area-way into which it had fallen
On being ssked what be about, and where he was
going the fellow replied that be wouldeatch b-ll in
the morning; that he carrying rGnk for hls SIS
ter over TO Brooklyn, and had fallen down into the
cellar The gentleman told him that he did not be
| leve bic story, aud should arrest him. Upon whish
| the fellow remarked: lyon ANT able AT this
moment Officer Flynn, Sixth Ward, came mp ana
learning the suspicious circumstance attending the case
took the in custody and conveyed him to the Sta
ZION. House. The prisoner gave his name as John Nc
nvey OF McIvee bat refused to give any account Of
hin self. The trunk, upon examination, was found to
contain several fine articles of ladies' apparel, small
sized gold WATCH quantity of byouter'e, and other
property Of value. Upon of the handkercheis was
marked the name of Foke aud the supposition is that
the property was stolen. The fellow was locked up.
Officer Willis Of the Tenth Precinct last night ar
rested fellow giving his name as George Schloser,
on suspicion OF burganously entering, by means OF a
skeleton Key the room of Henry PenniDg, No. 80
Forsyth street, the night previous and stealing
thereirom $50. The thief took Mr.. P,'s pantaloons
outside of the door, and after abatractng the money
from the pockets thereof lett them on the stairs lie
was locked up for examination.
A German woman, 80 years OF age, named Ann
Maria UDn was picked up last evening" at the corner
of Grand and Orchard streets in inssnsibe condi.
ton and conveyed TO the Tenth Precinct Station
House. where she expired in about quarter of an
hour thereafter. Dr.. Wells thought that her death
! was caused by apoplexy.
About a week ago, well-dressed young man en-
gagged board at No. 28l Hudson street, but having
luggage with him. requested TO pay weekly in adj
vance, which be old Day before yesterday, the name
less boarder suddenly missed, when suspicion was
at once aroused that he was thief An examination
wac made and Mr.. Z. L Gill discovered that he had
been robbed of $40 worth of clothing. Last night the
abscondipg individual was seen IN saloon in Canal
street. and arrested by Officer Parsons of the Eighth
Ward, at the instance of Mr. Gill; The accused gave
| bis name Simmons, and was locked up.
| FIRE IN EAST TwESTY.sixTH STREET-Last might
at % O'Clock fire broke out in frame stable belong
| ING TO Henry Scbaier, in the of No. l5l East
| TwentY-slxth stree. The stable destroyed, and
horse valued at 800, burned TO death. Insured in
| tho RntOers Inaurancp