The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-30

Bsslth Warden, Mr.. Cnrry whore shs was taken care
admit He tried In vain tn procure lodging for her
The corpse wss also taken care of for
the night and sent be- inferred yesterday morning
Nov this child died OF cholera for the sy nptoms
Of cholera know that nineteen died OF the dis
essr The though t did not break oat TIL ths
rhed n. ban ~ sfoundaod The doctors at
Island fb~y did their duty must have seen that
this child very i'll why then wssit not dets'nedn
the instead Of being exposed on board the tug
steamer, and thus lo'iug all chance OF recovery II
they II would soon de then Why not IN that
care also detsin it, and have inferred on the Island
instead Of FeD0pg IL Ole In the wonans arms and
tn be carried dead through this city We have been
informed that The captains Of these small steamers land
the poor any where along the quays leaving
them to their fate There l. great blame to be attached
here and whether 10 Is to the 81 the emf
grant vsssels the clerks Of the misioners of Emil
grsticn to the doctors. to all Of them together
inquiry ought to BIZ instituted and such inhumanty
put end to. 1t 10 disgraceful to our hospitsble
shores
DErArLrrR FOR rHIRrrr FIVE THOUSAND Dollars.
Robert Elder. President Of the Butchers Melting
amount of s35 900 He has held the position Of Pres
dent Of the body ard supsrint-nded the business of
the establishment In First svspue for many years
The butchers Of Fulton. Washington and other mar
keif sent their fat there which be disposed Of he
thought and they knew nothing Of sales
Till Afterwards with ~ which
found fault They came to the conclusion that
much power vested in the hands of and
the, appointed sales committee tie then resigned
bis Nee nhen il was found hs had dsfauted to the
extent OF SS5 600 He had managed every before
to bring the accounts all square is sad he specu
business He drew money on account from the mer-
chants to whom he had made sales Several Of the
butchers are made bankrupt by his default
ASSOCIATION OF AMYRIcAr FnENps OF THE HuNoARIANs.
AT the suggestion OF two hungarian patriots residing
in this city declaring that in consequence OF the late
dissstsrs in Hungary an emigration will In all proba-
bty TAXI place to this country from the best Of
her people from the most noble defenders Of European
liberty, a meeting was held on Wednesday evening
last st the Mayors office in the City Hall Of number
Of Influential prom insnt American citizens to take
into consideration the most proper Of procedure
II such should be the case and resolutions were adopt
ed the following effect =: An association to be imme
diat@y organized to welcome, honor and to aid Hun
gasp upiuves and exiles Of merit and celebrity and
to procure employ to accept contributions from
liberal minded American citizens for such hungarian
emgrspts may arrive without means. The associs-
ton Was then organized and tho foowiug gentlemen
elected and have accepted to take charge of the
DoveDent:-His Honor the Mayor Of the city Mr.
Woodruff President and Treasurer; His Honor the
Mayor OF Brooklyn. Mr. Copeland Vice President; Nyd
Van Sbsick, Moses H. GrinnelI Simeon Draper w +.
Havemeyer, T.. ID Morgan John Picksrsg, Phillips
Phoenix Shepherd Knapp. A. q Benson, the Execu-
tive Committee and l. Il Breisach Secretary There
about forty HupEsrups in this country This 10
necleus for large Hungarian population. Let's en-
courage them.
SUPPOSED KIDNAPPING In July. 1s4a. about the 18th
that month two boys brothers Of the ages of 10 and
IL years cent from Kingston Canada wcs4 in the
of u who had two boys of her with her
likewise They bound for this city Their
mother. Mary McGoun, residing in this city had for
woman have not been seen since they LIT Kings -
ton and the mother, poor woman has been waiting
from month TO month until more than year has
elapsed. anxiouly citing the arrival OF her chill
dren. 1t is feared that possibly they have been
kdnappped put out Of the way by some foul means
for the purpose of obtaining the $50 The matter Is
under the supervision Of the police authorities,
and any information given to officer Crosett. at the
dren, will meet With imms diste attention
OrySno OF THE HupsoS RIVER RAILRoAp.-A train
of cars for the accommodation Of passengers
yesterday On the Hudson River Railroad to Pough-
feepsie Fair trips we're made. and Of the
turn trips the distance from Hastings to the depot ct
Thirty hrst strset-about twenty-five milss-was made
in thirty minutes.
STREET william Jones aias Robinson, who has been
arrested by the LIST ward police charge Of stealing
New street having been seen to conceal them In the
yard had In his posseson. be'ides three pawn tickets
skeleton key exactly corresponding to the two keys
found In Wall IT by the police after the late store rob-
berries He IL supposed to he one Of the gang and Is
retained At th- station house to give time FOR Inquiry
PrnIic scnooL No H. having been thoroughly
eleapsed and ventilated, will BE- opened on Monday,
October LIST The school IL situated Ia West 18th street.
between It'll and eth avenues. The principal Is MIR.
THr LrcHrrrG ov rnr Crrv.-On Thursday night tho
city kept in darkness because forsooth the alma
stated that the would not set till after IL
ocock but then. 1t unfortunately happened that the
moon did not show at ell owing to the storm and the
darkness greater than on many nights when the
moon IL set
THr BRowrr,L Lrcmr GUARD -Thursday evening this
fine body Of young passed ONCE with excel
lent band their return from target excursion, and
judging from the target the shooting respect
able. The uniform lie n dark frock with white belt
SAD AccrpsNr MIR simonsou one Of the builders
engaged In the erection OF the stores
situated the site of the old City Hotel In Broadway
fell yesterday afternoon about three O'Clock from tho
rry nov already erected into the cellar below break
ing his leg and fiseturipg his skull aud other
badly injured He wa take to the City Hospital by
officer Doty. Of the First ward police
Accommodate evening girl Is years of age named
Anne OHsllo,sn in passing through irseuwich street
chr, drivingn re ran of but was followed by the
police Of the 5th ward station house. and arrested -
h. girl va taken 20 DIR Green's corner OF Lsght and
Hudson streets no dressed her wosnd- when she
taken to her residesee by . police officer. She
badly hurt
AccIu,,r- Last evening. James Donohoe. who was
occupied In making excavation for cellar ut the
corner Of avenue aud street.
dangerously injured by the falling in % the hank.
Several minutes siaps. before he dug out He was
conveyed To the City Hospital
Nsw Yonx Sept "a. 1919
Mn BrSNyrr-As an Article appeared in the Herald
OF MONDAY. relative 20 the late occurre nee In Ann
street which IL untrue In many particulars hope you
will do the justice to pubish the following 10 the
tt place no insult or Intentional cause 81 offence
given To the young although their Language was
Of The most opprobrious kind My neither stsbbed
could he p.ctea at stHbbng a. he had
OF any hind about his person tie IL not Pbilsdsl-
lance With any VI their members From the ag. -
twelve he issidsd in Baltimore until he sixteen,
when he iin.d rife regiment. aud proceeded to Nex
co. and remained there until p-sc. vh-n he obtained
an honcrabl. discbArse Since then he has been bai
,hcrt spHcs in Philadelphia Thus ~hile hts cowsrJ.y
assaiant~ cling thu Stoops Of New YORK sud
sucking their thumbs he q, the early age OF sixteen
yssrs rifle In hand oppospg hts counrry's foes.
and bearing unfincbnsly the hardship aud Prvstons
stt.t dsnt upon active warfare Use the words. Cow
sroly ass snts later than last evening -hrn
returning home. paving stone sss thrown a. him
he passed from the Park towards the Museum which
csse very strtiue him. aud be com PEELED
seek safety 10 tight Such things rsquirs comnrut
}. CALDWELL.
Trial ortbe Assor Place Rtoters.
THE LAST SCERE IN TIM DKAaA--SENrgNCE or rHR
RIOTEkS--IHE Law vfNDtCArKD.
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