The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28

,nca According 10 II strict rules of he prize ring the
Heating Il became forfeit to Clark at twelve
Oh yesterday oy s iaure 70 appear al INC pon' ao
'ignaseo Tor tne weighing Oh tne champions
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8RMKIYN CITY NEWS.
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euppossp LEGENDARY F1Rs-A fire broke out n tho
~. az. .a.,,n, 80, -, w.s,o.
residence q " Nice, NO. sos Ade'pn' street, ON "ooncs
day evening hast during the temporary absence OF the
Family. oss was ensnsu'shed before much damage was
done, exoeps by waser INC nouse W o"neo ny """'n
RsAn who occupied the upper part but was absent In
the building and 81 500 on furniture in She hontauk
Insurance Company, Of this CITY, Or Rice was insured
in the same company for 81 500 and was also
insured for 5000 In the Greenwich Insurance
Company, Of New YORK. Ine fire Marshal mas
eeSn Sasy sSs following fscs anuears that
DR.. Rice and his wire went ont 70 go to Thompsons
saloon 70 take ice cream ana inc servant girl curing
their absence. went TO dance IN Portland avenue After
sSss M s did
that her residence was on nre ene asked tnSm now
ped BY stating that he could Ten her every article Of
furniture In tne kchen ana oo ner na' noooy no s
stood N certain pace 10 the I'm ar, and III nsres
be investigated FULLY to-day wnen sne gIi anu an
residing n the house WV oe osamned Snaea os',c
Whoever fred the premises nned .runk 9eiongng 20
and about two hundred and nifty dollars worth OF
clothing.
THs FIRE IN pLynouTH STRKEr-The nre winch &C.
Cured In Plymouth street on wednesday ngnt an nc
count Of which appeared in the HERALD OF
now definitely known to be the work OF nm incendisy
For two hours previous 70 the breaking out OF tne nre
three suspicious looking cnaIacters wore secn IvveS
about tho prcmisea Constable Coisan OF INC second
ward, who resides In the neghDornS0o nad NE
directed 70 their and walked IN the urecuon
OF where they were standing, wnen tney lmme9iatey
started of towards the river 70 avoid being seen by the
officer Mr. Colgan got enough, however to recog
nze one Of the parties VINO nad peen Formerly
In the factory and the police are now not pursmt OF
IN
dents occurred, whereby JOAN Ia Grange ana ower T.
Soaring an insurance agent were in1ersd. NJ soaring
Of staves and assisted 70 his homo in Remn street
by the police. MT La Grange WIS run 0vo3 IN SANDS
s stgsst 10y, oS ' ssvs ssSx eruaeS
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., NJ CO.,. ,....aov M, 'ty.nrv q nsrphv Tho an
Oh INC couTs yoSeeruaJ non. A0A' W "Ap"y' "A0 ~
poars for NcDeTmott and Reilly, who 40 charged with
heinz ,mparated with Mr. Naxon, the master pattern
maker ara Mr. Narsien the master Hunchnist IN the
manufacture Of furniture Tor private parties made
motion sc the dscnarge o. NJ Ncny, on inc g1ouna
snxh ."r the s,Ds Of ,e furnnrs hs
merely ststed In taking out Of tho yard III such fur
nure really taken by order u the master OF the
department where he was employed The District A.
refused discharge Mr. Reilly for The present. but con
cured In the view Of the taken by M Murphy
The examination was then postponed for one week Il
cne The counsel for the defendants TO examine the
testimony for the prosecution and prepare their defence
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S'SeoAAH eo''aDs IN "AS"lN''o" rama "''.' A.''
three O'Clock yesterday morning man was Iound yIne
| IN Washington Park suffering from nine punctured
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tn The hands of the sufferer On being removed 70 the
station house he told most singular story in relation "a
sne nc ssasc% uds ,tn so h ~ th. parh
and without any apparent cause inflicted the sabs upon
him. after which they robbed him Of one dollar and
half all tho money that he had in his possession On
relating the above facts TO the officers vigorous search
made TO discover the perpetrators of what the police
l
l. mythical highwaymen The man. who gave his name as
Edward Dc Duer aged thirty years, and native OF
| PHILADELPHIA becoming very weak from the loss Of
blood was removed TO the hospital and on reaching that
Institution and finding that he could not recover
Yor Captain Waddy and told him that the stabs had
inflicted by his own hand He stated TO Captain waddy
that he had been in BROOKLYN for about week. and had
no means Of support not having slept under a roc, rSS
and resolved to commit suicide His injuries will prove
fatal OF the sabs penetrated the neshy part Of
4 the heart
| The FuRxAr STREET CAIAxrY.-Up TO late yesterday
evening" Notwithstanding the efforts Of those engaged il
removing the debris from the building where the faa
accident occurred there is still known to be one body
buried beneath the ruins The name Of the unfortunate
man whose body has not been recovered Martin, who
bodies Of the other twonow lying at the dead house
reviewed by the Coroner and aury at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, but the inquest and investigator
into the Of the sad calamity will not be commenced
until the body OF Martin b recovered The proprietor OF
the buildings 1t is said will not erect another building
In this place, but will have massive wall erected "a
resist Sne nm IN o. ana use Inc wno.s
garden
THE CHARoEs Against THE SUPERINTENDENT OF TIKI
poov pho CHARGE. rr.c.rres aoo,ns, sons NJ N.
inc '""so' Pe,e'N "s""'' 'o.'' '. ~.
Commissioners OF the Poor arc being investigated
before committee of the Board Of supervisors The
committee met at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon ant
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C ~. .vu r =. vy S 20 - sS va ~ nrsns To- az
sh;n. aor~ nos ia o.h.. a,tc,as Tor To rsa ~ IN,
amshousc he could not recolect the amounts bid b,
the various competitors as he took no minutes Of TN
matter ne merely read IN loud VOICE TIE proposal
sent In Wilson, OF Grand street. testined that th'
hessrs Burling were the lowest bidders lot nour az