New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

aequittal and removal from the building, the woman
who inhabited the next room 10 DIE DOW 'aoan' olo
commenced hearing mysterious noises, Inc tne sfoah
ing, sobbing and moaning Of person IN dstrsss, ana
these sounds were supposed 10 proceed from the spirit
Of the murdered woman. Her supeIsiuous ears sGo
induced her to leave the house. and the contaeioh
spread quickly among the other sixty or seventy oceu
pants. The noises, from being confined 70 Tue
room, soon spread all over the building Everybody
was anxious TO have as good story as DIS neisnoo
and averred that steps were heard In tDe enuieD ~
alleyways during the night, and Grooming nlGalS
sounds before each door. In the meantime, ~ ~
the excitement the owner Of the house comn1lteo s
eide aud the property was left to his herr, VINO ei
ployed as their agent barkeeper, who was onoe
tfied for act Of ncendiarism. lhir, Oh ooIso,
capped the climax. The women refuse 10 s,ay aio"e
in their rooms, lights are kept burning AL MN,
sufficient amount of ghos;ly, muIderous ana tuiyion
horror thrown around the hole establishment W
sensational story-mongers in capital Tor Elk h;on1n
The facts are sickenpg enough, however ana 90 nUi
need the farce Of ghost, raised by the lghoian. anu
fuperstous fears of the class OF PEOPLE among "ho
it originates, 10 point it's moral or sdorn the taie
Nrw Couy1ynyrrr-On Saturday night counter
felt s5bil Of the Continental Bank Of Boston, Ma's were c
cuaed quite extensively In this city yonns woH 9nn
avenue by Eighteenth Ward Police andost s
up for the night John Brown endesvoe, 70 pam No s2s
Hudson street. but having been arrested for tho stemp Sa
Justice Connolly DO locked up for examination ANY
person having received counteres Of the above bank re-
quesed call Jefferson Market and identity the Pritohei
possible
AssAuLr.-A typo, named William Same, was yes.
sYdsy before Justice Connolly, and held to answer
charge Of eonous assault The complainant is MI James %
well Of l6 Wet Thirteenth street who alleges that on pat
urdsy evening Mr. Same to hi. honse intoxicated ana
qua enued between them when the printer slipped Pr
kpnckes his hand and proceeded to batter e
complainant Justice Connolly consigned the p" hh0cA
10 quCd" TO await q trial.
FALL OF CHIssEY.-Tbe occupants Of the double
and Washington street were throw
into terrible state Of excitement and alarm on SATURDAY by he
sudden fail Of the large chimney stsbed TO the building
Of brick and mortar preciptaed through the oo
carrying the upper oor and finally ping up neap o. u
In. on the partitions were torn GOWN
and other household goods Of the occupants sn
terd TO great Fortunately one was burt that tcs
being guaI connected with the occur
renee The damage the building has not been Scei
tAned
FoyD OF LIQuoR.-A confeetioner named Thomas
Firth who doe. business IN the upper part OF the city
t arrested Officer Montgomery OF the Twenty thd ire
cnet charged With having sudulepty sppropaed TO his own
u,. quantity Of liquor belonging TO Charles Nsga The prop
ey valued at 4l2 subsequently, recovered Justice
Browne before whom the taken held The accused 10
answer In the Of I 500 ...
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