The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02
tltc.. Accidrn,., Ina-c-,n, 60.

Fii.E IN WHITE SrrrrT.--At < o'clock on
saturday evening. Captain r,dy, Of The j.h
Precinct pol,cc, discovered smoke issuing flom
the third story Of the hou,c No. ~ white st.,
occupied by 'vcml persons Tor manufacturing
purposes. The alarm was given and tho flames
were soon eNtinguishcd by the trcmcn. Tho
fire originated In bedroom occupied hv Allen
a. Buns, who also occlpie, a portion Of the
premise, ior manufacturing yrwcliy. III, loss
/, III out $1,000; no Insurance. Tine rest Of the
third floor is occupied by the Bloom Cord and
Tnrsol 60, whose stock is dam gel about SjDp:
Insured. llcndrig,n a Mclaughlin, silver
plicra, occupy the fourth Ito y, and their los, is
about $40, insured j. q II. Jones', brass
faucet maLrr,, @ cipy the second floor, ami
their stock Is dnm'gcd ly water about 10000;
ia urcl.
Tn stock Of Adams 6 Kidney, manur,c'ur-
inn; lcWclCr-, the occupants of the first floor
was damaged about 600 by water; insured.
, The nrniturt Of Mr.. Mary Smith, tho keeper
o, a "a les boarding hou,o at 30. I'D White
street, was dHmngcd about $500; no insurance
The buildings belong to the estate OF William
Adams and arr damaged about 600; insured.
FrEr ~ Bn"ApwAY.-\ few minutes past
| I o'clock YESTERDAY morning, fire was disro,-
cred breaking out in the basement Of tho buill-
| ing ~ Hoj Broadway occupied ~ a liquor
| store hv Sus'r 4 Tavicr. The stock. ,luod at
| n POO wa- nearly DESTROYED; insure for 5000.
| The fire is Thought TO lee iucrudmry in il, orl.
gin, and Fire Marshal Baker was Investigating
| it YESTERDAY.
| INQtE~IS ny RIM CoEoNErs.-On SATURDAY
Coroner Skinner he'll, an inquest at No. l3O
Fast 2lth street, upon the hply Of Catharnc
| brown. aged five wears. On Friday evening tho
! little girl was nj play With others ot her age
| as an ears hv the tc. timonv, which the Coroner
| Inns Nyith fllpu rt1 Il
| and o, Scconl avenue car approached -he
| ran between the horses and the wheels, and was
| run over The driver -woar- that hu lir-t saw
! the child between ,h' horse, leg, and applied
! the lrako, iu,iun'Jncpu,ly hut no, before 'ho
/ car had passed over her BODY. Tho Jury rn-
| dyrcd q verdict ,Nonvritiug the employees at
| the Railroad Company, and declaring that the
| deceased came 90 he, death through accident
At The New York Hospital, Coroner S'hirmcr
! l..l am inquest upon the loly Of Andrew
! Smith, native of lr land, aged 70 yrtr,, who
fell into the hold Of the steam propeller CITY OF
D New ! urk aud was 50 seriously injured that he
| l-oquonly died at the CITY Hospital.
Coroner Schrmcr held an inquest upon the
! body Of MARY Brennan, u native Of ireland, aged
| -, who, while inioXitaul fell from window
in the second story Of No. loo Blylrd street.
| ' urdict accordingly.
At the Seventh Warl station house. Coroner
SchiImer held m inquest upon he body Of Bor-
hard smith, u q t,Vr oi ireland, - vcar' of age,
| found floating in the water or Scanned street.
! From the testimony Of Cath1 inc phllpn il
would aW ear that tho deceased had become in
toEi'atcd, and had sailor into Tho river.
The same Coroner held an inquest upou tho
boly Of Joshua II. Coryin, u native ot this city.
AMI q member Of Col torl rluc Is regiment Mr.
torwin, who WIS aged a., was firing "a salute at
Willctts Poin,, and killol hv the premature OK
plosiun OF the cannon which hc had in CHARGE.
inir"k D'ry, aged b., a native Of lr.lud
was run over hv brick car al Grassy Point, in
Ro,kland County and fatally injured lie was
taken to the NJ, York Hospital, whore be died.
Coroner Syhirmcr held an inquest on saturday,
and tho jur, rendered a verdict of Accidental
death.
Boar UrsFr - MARROW Es.ArE FROM
pUowNING.-LAtc on Friday night James
Scradn, Andrew Wc,ks, Thomas ,icDonough.
W. T.. Amlalt and Henry Ellis sa'Ioss attached
20 the brig Nidclt lying in the stream, started
from the Battery la a small boat 20 go abolrl
then vessel. From rome cause, however, the
boat va. upset, and the occupants thr0An into
water They cried for help when ufNsrs Shea
AMI kIgncv, of the l.. Ward who heard tho
alarm, procured q skin and soon succeeded in
Itsguiug them AL from drowning.
SUDDEN DEAru,-A coloraI nan named Da-
vid Lever, while assisting to load somr -four on
pier F. H., on Friday evening, burst blood
vessel and cNpircd almost INSANITY Deceased
lived with hi- sister, az No. II Clark street and
was employed hv Mir, Jacob liilo, doing bu-i-
ness iu Washington street y ceased has q
brother in Brooklyn who is a preacher.