The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-05

OF these ltto fellows have tendency develops their
in the artificial life Of city, have so few Of
healthy and proper exercise that every
should BE- given to those which DO exit Why would
ton Of the Park a. childrens play ground where the
future residents and rulers Of City could prepare
per development Of manhood Our city provides
for intellectual culture-why should II we'll for
Uspi os % ;na n curry
drsd frolicsoms little fellows playing at ball in
closure Of the Park We Merely throw out the suggss
ton, hoping il may have some effect
deaf the following statement "a Yesterday evening, as
passing up Duane street into Broadway, sspied
two msn skulking BY the walls of brick house This
looking suspicious determined 70 watch them, and
sordngly took my station to he unobssrved by the
men opposite, who presently passed on up the street.
followed By your humble but not 50 fast as to
allow to observe OF them was carrying quanti
~ Of what appeared TO ms, BY the ndisnct light OF the
70 DC sg a. asey we're ssv ,ns
several persons coming towards them when they cross
ed TO the other side end turned back towads Washing
street again. where lost track Of them in the dark
our city 10 TO be exposed the tender mercies Of rob-
bers and thieves shall see Arss breaking out at
every Of the streets Let the police lock well TO
this msttsr."
MosE Iscrxp,Asisx--The Park Place House, corner
of Broadway Park Place, was set fro between IL
from % tho to the kitchen in Park Place. TIC dry
when II discovered waA very well under way There
"s TIE pocs sharp oo o a1~n our
JupeE NELsor His Honor arrived in town on Friday
to opening the United States Circuit Court
ON Monday. The trial Of VIM Burnett the pilot OF the
steamboat Swallow, 10 fixed for Tuesdsy morning.
BuraLAsY.-The once of v. B. Palmer In the Tribune
buildings was entered on Friday night and $oi in bank
bills, and draft for Sis, stolen.
.FArsL AccIpssr.-Last evening, German, name
known died at the City Hospital from the effects Of
injury on the head received board Of soop where
he was buying eggs
Cososxn's 0rrrcs. April 4-Dsafh BY Poison--The
Coroner was called yesterday to hold inquest at No
III Houston street, on the body Of Amos sax,on,
native Of this cit. aged 45 years. who to prsma
ture death BY taking quantity Of corrosive sublimats
and New England rum, by mistake. The deceased,
painter being employ ed to do work board the
steamboat Troy lying at the foot Of Ninth street. the
door OF the store room, lin which kept demjohn
containing corrosive submate e., for the Of tho boa
was left open In order that might be paiutsd while the
deceased was at work in this hs drank freely from
the demiiobn, Notwithstanding that It labelled
Poison" in large letters and thu woIkmen had been
previously cautioned He dicd shortly aftcrwards. Yer
dct-Oeath from the effects Of corrosive subilmats ard
New England rum, taken by mistake.
Suddsn Death The Coroner called TO hold an in
quest slso the body Of Bridget Gillen native OF ire
land, eyed as years wis fell down while taking drink
Of waier and almost instantly expired verdict-Deaih
BY apoplexy, caused by enlargement oftho heart.