New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
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Five Ponts has received during the month ending Nay
81, 1882 In cash From NJ George Spencer ofBrook.
Ign, for Mr. Best -; from ar. Mccoy OF Jersey ely,
81; for funeral expenses Of John Best. bv several
friends, 81 25 from ehild by Miss Mercsin. 81 So
from two friends Of the esusp," SO In goois;-A
bandbox clothing from Mrs C. Denel, No Bond
street; bundle Of clothing, from Miss hercep !;
bundle Of clothing from Mrs A. G. Lord No 81 First
street; bundle Of clothing, from Mr.. II. FO;acrog-
ham.
NEW YORK DIsPENsARY.-The report
Of the NevYork Dispensary for the last month shows
that III indoor patients Of whom 30s male. and
4o3 females bsve been attended, and that relief has
been granted to 272O outdoor patients of whom ll2l
males. and l,J99, females. In addition ther' to,
Cos operations Of minor surgery have been performed
and coo persons have been vaccinated. TIE whole
number Of prescriptions LIZ averaging 4ii25
per day The chief diseases prevalent among the poor
fevers of various kinds but the physicians of these
dispenssries have during the month attended many
cases Of rheumatism, phthisis pulmonals, smallpox
measles &c. Disease always increases with the advent
Of warm weather
PRIsoN STATIsTICs.-The following ia
bic sh ows the condition of the City Prison during the
month Of May The total number of prisoners received
,454 Of whom !, 400 white and women,
and 81 black and women. 3l3 native, and
La foreigners The total number discharged was
ll37 OF these, ,O97 white and women, and
the remainder blacks. 335 persons were, during the
month TO the Penitentiary and IA to the State
Prison At Sing Sing On the LIST instant there
maing in prison 2Ol, Of whom 1913 white men, 81
white women, and the residue blacks.
Fatal ACCIDENT.-Charles Hinnier, a
hand on board the schooner James Anderson lying in
the North River yesterday afternoon wa, struck upon
the head by block which fell from the main sheet and
died after being taken to the NewYork Hospital
The Coroner will hold inquest upon the body this
morning
RUN OvER.-About o'clock yesterday
morning, span of horses attached to one of Msrshas
& Townsends Sevenh-av. line of stages, having been
eft In the street by the driver who at breakfast
took fright and with great speed down the Seventh
and Greenwich avs, knocking down and severy injur
ing Peter Clark, of the employees of the above
firm. who had attempted to stop the team, wheno
posi,e the Ninth Ward Sta ton House Officer Wiley at
the rick Of his life jumped before them and sezing hold
Of the bride succeeded in stopping them after being
dragged for upwards # one hundred yards The officer
drove the the stable and received the thanks of
the owners.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO kILL.-A
German named Michael Hess, was arrested on Tuesday
evening by Capt Hannigsn and officer Ginness, Of the
Twentieth Ward charged with sss@ulting officer James
Mooney, Of that Ward and striking him vole Mt blow
upon the head with a smoothing iron. Mr. Mooney at
the time about to arrest female against whom he
bad a warrant when Hess interfered and committed the
assault The officer is dangerously injured that his
recovery is very doubtful He removed to the Pc.
lice station, where Drs. Hardenbrook and Glove rem
dered him all necessary aid Hess was taken before
of the injuries inflicted.
VIOLENT AssAULT.-A female named
Ann Moore was knocked down at the corner of Broad
WY and Thirty sixthst, Tuesday night by two ruff
fans who attempted to violate her person Her cries
for assistance brought Capt flanagan, Of the XXth
Ward the spot when the rufisns fled and effected
their escape. The female was conducted to her
residence.
RoBBERY.-Room No. sc, Towards
Hotel was entered by burglar Tuesday night June
J. and three hundIe dollars In cash and valuable gold
watch were taken therefrom The money and watch
belonged to Nr. T. c. Edwards, Of Elnira, NY No
clue has yet been bad to the thief Mr. E. offers re-
ward Of 800 for the return Of the articles 10 him.
REAL EsTATE.-The following real es-
tate was cold at woodvile, Long Island, by Cole &
Chiffon, June2: