The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
CITY Intelligence,


observation-disclosures GRArEs.-We Just moi
meet in the markets and daily in the suburban gi
dcnE clusters Of grapes of the various varieties whc
of peculiar richness and flavor. The recent exhb
ZION of the Horticultural Society OF erouI
ing collection Of this fruit which highly credab
to the taste and per:er Of metropolitan ga
denera, both practical and amateur and called ate
ton good deal to tho subject In opinion the
cellcntly arranged garden Of Mr. Nbo at Hnr,gate,
ents the most gorgeous horticultural display at Il
season OF any private garden in the vicinity, and h
his grapes grown there possess luxuriance Of na.ur
and pr egliariy OF flavor exceeding any fruit Of ID
kind produced in the peighboIhood. At least We ar
not now aware Of any which approach to them mucI
ss thofe reared with great by Mr. Underh at hi
vineyards at Croton Point, which certainly yer,
superior !.
TnE Wr.THFa-The thermometer at the nEnaLr
Building ranged thus during yesterday:-At noon, II
deg at three T. A., 'oA deg at five p N, 10 deg
The day WAS mild and agreeable. but in the evening
chilly. At eleven. the night warm with heavy
ky, and some indications Of rain.
kiLLrD ny AsrAeE.--An aged man named Francis Lar
Kim who resided at NJ AZ East Twelfth street.
down by one Of the knckerbocer line Of stages at nine
o'clock on Friday night, Wills. he crossing the Eighth
avenue at the corner OF sixteenth lie died il
the body when appeared Ia evidence that deceased
going in company with his daughter and two grand
children TO visit friend in Sixteenth street, bet Teen chi
Ninth and Tenth avenues When they got to Eighth
avenue, there was q procession passing up, and ~
we crowd went past ne attempted 10 cross
There was railroad coming upthen. and deceased
ran across Having clear Of the he did not perce
asoge which also coming no, but against hors
attached TO IL fell and the stage passed him It
s7orn that the oge going slowly ut the tire. TIL
jury returned verdict in accordance with the Facts
eSoDoIated the driver Of the gtage from any bsue Thu
deceased vas Irifbman, and aged about st eighl
years.
A STREET Row.-A disturbance was caused on frdaI
evening between labortrs employed In building seve}
en- the corner OF Houston street and the Bowory we
side end the men at work upon bulldog at Til
samc corners The fight pretty brisk until part
OF the Seventeenth ward police down and arrest
ono man, when order and quiet was restored
WILD BuiIocs. --A Wild bullock ran no ThirI
avenue, ON Friday evening and when gotysesop
Giimartn md boy named John Murray iniuring thor
very severely. liewas then secured after d,fou
MAD Cow I'm these days Of rights Coz TIL
geDtler u did not surprise rs much to q run
ming through the Fifteenth ward in perfectly ma
slate and intent upon doing auch arm any fGrio
bull which we have chroniclcd tor the past SEo month
After ipjui'Dg many people she captured iu Four:
street.
AcclnTNT = 4 woman, named Mary Sullivan was Ii
by brick Which acc,i. ntally fell upon her head, o
Friday evening, from the store OF Solomon 4 Hart, n
30 Brcaf.oy. she Uns taken to the City Hospital +
officers oi the Third ward
SVnpgn Drarn.--A man, named David Aio-sn die
nf er very short illness. az five o'clock on Saturda
morning. As none OF his friends wcrc with HIN thc
his trunk taken possessicn Of Ivy the Officers Of IN
watch, and f5il 70 in gold aud silver. by advice
Justice osboTp, IL has b. GA given in charso 20 NJ
1fayer public administrator II was said hs dcI
cholera.