The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-20

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rIot md captsin Of the ssid steam tovsostn
PHI Tnon the above verdict being rndeced Edward Skn-
ne ths T,rt ward police and brought be(ors Tie Coroner
Who required him to nd bsu 70 answer any noictneas
that might be found hersafser By the grand Iu inc
rot Of the said steamboat, IL mmediAtdy ateee
the accident occurred made his oeoape b sAia tnss
he got on board small uboat named James fssaey
then lying at Pier No. and has not been seen IN TIC
city since.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE srsrHEr G. HoyT, AsasrAsT
EscuN EER-The remains Of this respected member Of
the Fine Department rsre yes.sy oosveySH 70 mo.
numerous body OF the doceased's fellow hremen In
pursuance OF arrangements pev 'usiy ids the process
SION for NJ I'd hor ly clock Tenth street,
the left resting Second syenue st. Marks FRO
teetant Episcopal Church the rector, Rev Henry
Anthem per formed the preliminary funrs services The
officers bore their speskDg trumpets shrouded In Grape
which the only emhl- N, the various compsnhe
exhibited the members being all dressed in onzens
plain ba,k clothes Exempt tremen and the trustees
occupied the right Of The ine The appearance Oh the
procession imposing from its great engsh ana tue
orderly solemniy observed It moved through second
and Broadway thence by the South ferry 70 the
above named cemetery, where the last honofs were
paid, TO the deceased
@B.oeAer saAsHrRs Eight fellows. two Of whom
we're respectively named John 0'Nen and William Hig
gins and who are habit Of annoying such persons
as landing stesmboats &c refuse to employ them
to carry their luggage and have thence acquired the
above name, were arrested Saturday night charged
wi pursuing their avocations With great at
the of Corandt street They were lined $40 each,
and committed in default.
HIeuwAY ROBBERY A WOMAN Sarah Williams was
arrested ut hal. past O'Clock ycste day morning
charged with havog assaulted James Keenan, ~ he
va passing through Pearl street at that hour and robbed
him OF wallet containing about one dollar In change
The stolen money found In possession OF the 40
used who committed TO prison by Justice Bcssrt
to await examination.
AcorpsNrs.-on Saturday evening as John Mcneil =
driving through Sixteenth street. ne fol
from his car and stained compound fracture in tn
arm lie was otherwise uppjurea, and was conveyed
the City Hospital where he was properly attended TO-
Thomas Maloy also taken TO the same institution
having sustained disocaton OF the hip by fall on the
sidewalk In Water strcet, at late hour ON Saturday
| night.
NJ IMruDENr AND PaLrRy ROBBERY "A gentleman. return
Ing home Saturday night TO his house in Bleecke
street found one had flched from him his goo
pame and Herewith costly door plate on which 1t Wa
engraved Az it only plated and can be OF no US
to any but the owner Is hoped the thief VIII cal
and restore it Many complaints are made OF such an
noyance and the argus eyes Of the police are looking on
tor the mean rogues.
SINGULAR CASE OF DRowHIxG.-The Coroner yesterday
held an inquest at No. LOG Beckman street, upon Tn
body Of Charles r. Adema native Of this city, Al year
Of ago, who that morning found drowned in larg
tank containing water which in the basement OF tn
above named premises The deceased is supposed to hav
gone the tank to draw water and accidentally fell IN
He slept in the basement, which was occupied BY hi
brother cooper shop. verdict Of accidental deaf
was rendered by the Coroners jury.
DROWNED -0n Saturday night, Captain Kilber, OF br
John D. Kilby fell overheard and was drowned. III
body has not yet been recovered.