The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05
City lntelliRence.
THE SAINT NICHOLAS HoTEL-PRHpARArIos 70

THE SAINT NICHOLAS HoTEL-pREP ARArIos FOR
OPENING.
Upon next Thursday morning the infant win
behold the oonsummaton Of the arduous abors Of Mess
Trsdwe Aohef Co. in the perfect arrangement deco.
ration finish ana opening Of the Saint Nicholas Hotel
situate in Broadway In this city We published short
time since, minute account Of the extent Of this vast
establishment its style architecture and chaseness
establishment. The osu ensemble u complete and
the house presents an appearance Of solid magnGoencs
and comfort which true eyidences Of the distinctly
oreshadoved Of progress and wealth which wait
US people The hotel open last evening for the
Inspection Of an extensive and select circle OF la
der and gentlemen with the members OF the press and
ernea professions who attended by special invitation
MessIs Tiead~ell Acker Co. They we're received IN
the grand hall agd conducted the houss with great
in the sadiBg corridor Of the floor and played
variety Of air. during the evening The hotel visited
the gorgeous ohandeeEs the massive mirrors tue luIu
ious lounges the oriental patterns Of the green
and golden tassted tapestry with the harmonious blend
Ing Of color in the resco painting marble mante ana
decoration, we're the subject OF universal admiration
TIE crowd Was immense that could rot accurately
nete Down minute description Of tho style Of the frni
ture plste upholstery Of tables IN the
grand dining and tea We viii eDoeavor to submit
upon which the ssnt Nicholas Hotel viii open in styis
sS,n A IL ,s,ss1d patron 70 break his mort
tailed force OF bis officers attended last evening and pre-
served order during the arrival and departure Of ear
risgss sc.
THE FATAL 6iSTH AVENUE RAILROAD ACCIDENT --Coro.
ner Hilton held an inquest yesterday morning at tho CITY
Hospital nron the body CT Anne McGern eyed fourteen
yeafs who 10 her d ah by accidentally coming in
contact with Of the Sixth avenue railroad cara on
Monday neInng Ths evidence adducod bfcre the Coro
rtr showed that the cur going slow pace and
that the poor child ran hsedlesy the street and
Being confn.et by hor and cart that tn time
near Der The accidentally came against the horses
car which knocked her down. ana before the car could
be topped The fatal Jury done
jane McGerin. mother Of the deoeased sworn-Upon
The cay OF the aecist 'ent deceaed GRAND TO
the hucters she had hssyy basket upon her left arm;
did not sec be- afterwards until her in tho Hosp
tai she then said Moihtr don't blame me- the car ran
over mel he vas inicusible after that
Dr. Cooper testified as to tie nature Of the injuries Of
which decesssd died.
TIE jury returned the following verdict We find tina.
the deceased Anne Me isrn 70 her death by ipu
lies received from being BY q the Sixth
eLue railroad CARS and from the evidence blame can
be attached to the person having the management Of the
same.
eupprr DEATHS FROM FAliso N rus sragrr-A co.
0red girl Damed Emma OTIS who re,ided at tho house
No Is Sullivan street. fell In the Monday evening
ss "uss shs ~ 81 y a.
wards. Coroner Gamble yesterday afternoon held
inquest upon The body. vsIdictDeath from dsesse Of
the heart Deceased was eighteen years Of age anda
On Monday evening a. s,lorsd man, named Abuer
wsy q ~ No 81 nv
ally fell and received bad cut the head. He I'm
mediattly tahen mp and conveyed home but, melan
ctoiy TO say be expired in few minutes after his arrival
Coroner Gamble hsld inquest upon The body ysster
day afternoon Dr. Thos h Fcnneii madsa Jost norton
examination CT the body found the lungs very much
espeested and ALEC dhesse OF The heart Is Of opinion
the man died from congestion OF tin unas Verdict
eordingiy Deeoa ID native Of inis State and aged
seventy two years
ATlsrYrKp sUciDE INssNs Mar About oae
O'Clock on Monday afternoon, q msH, named Martin
JaDgdon, residing ~ the bou4c No oil Eleventh
street psds attempt 10 ant bis threat with razor
during the Temporary SD eDcs 0f bis vile. lie Indicted
dreadful ghsbeS al in isins condition whrn
The rctu red. che I'm mrlsicdly raised alar1 and
taers walker and tgbcft iePsntd 10 th9 spot anil
MOVED the unforiupss "a tho st.tOn house Of the
Sevent,snth ward BIS s0dsds thcre dressed by
surgeon and he Afterwards placed In Tho City nospi
tai Prom TIE staement a. bis wife Il you'll appear
thot he was rllsy Gerangd for sode slns before he
4 mptel thl4 act.