The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-11

raD-A The poHcs q a. Seventeenth ward wsrs -
trolling yesterday mersing esout one O'Clock thsy dis:
Eighth avenue to Be on ere In the cellar rhs building
vas occupied BY George Harriet grocery store They
been small hydrsnt K the cellar the store would inevI
tAb have been destroyed The damage 70 the building 10
tsains and Tie stock !. slightly s:m.s;S ~ water The
one Of the clsFks who left lighted candle In the cellar
TEE RANDAlI's ISLAND Bors.-About eighty boys from
Randals Island viii visit the city to day, (Monday BY
the Harlem I'll O'Clock trsn) They will visit the
Msseum. City Hail. and call upon the Ten Governors.
They win be accompanied BY band of their own.
REroRr OF NORTHWESTERN DIsPESsARY number
OF patients treated at the Northwestern NspensSry dur
ing the past month 62S: treated at do $751; treated
at their houses. 7 number Of ptions put up,
.362 greatest number in week, $780, greatest
Der In one day, 10; average per day, So
FEAAIE DkrRAvnY.-A woman named Frances Green
was found by the Eighth ward police In state oil beasy
in'oxcation, having in her possession fine child, who
from appearance seemed not to have been belonged to her.
~ the child would not the woman her mother,
and ALWAYS cried while her The child dressed
in plaid frock dark stockings and sack She says her
name is Mary Lynch Since the arrest the parents OF
the child have been found who conveyed her TO her own
home.
held inquest at No 1856 Orchard street the body
OF child named Ann johnson who died from scads re-
ce,ed on the 18th nls II appears that the child while
playing accidentally fell backward, and coming In con-
tact with kettle of hot it. and the contents
went over her person. She fingered until yesterday
morning. ihe jury rendered a verdict OF accidental
death The deceased was born in Ireland, and was "a
years old.
ASSAULT WITH A CART RUNG-On Saturday night
man named Edward Durham, while engaged in an alter
cation at the foot of Cortandt street. with person
whore unknown, struck upon the head with
cart rung by the latter, and felled to the pavement
He taken up insensble BY the police and conveyed
TO the New York Hospital The indlcor OF the injuries
escaped.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL boy ten years Of age named James
Welth whose parents reside No $50 Greenwich street.
while play ing Saturday evening in the lumber yard of
Bale Wells, corner of Hamersley and West streets,
had his skull fractured by the falling of large stick Of
timber upon 1t. He Immediately conveyed to the
residence of his parents where he died few hours after
wards. Coroner Hilton yesterday held inquest upon
the body when the jury rendered the folio wing verde
That Jaa Walsh TO his death by fracture OF the
skull by the falling Of timber the sidewalk OF the
lumber yard in West street, between Hamersey and
Carkson streets and that said timber piled in
that reckless Of human life.
ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon, old gentle
man named Holmes. passing in front of new build
ing in Amos street Blocker he fell into the cellar
distance of thirteen feet from the sidew ak aud
y injured himself The police of the Ninth ward fortu
Datey rescued him from his perilous situation, and
brought him TO the station house. from whence he
convey ed to his residence in Franklin street where
physician attended him. who pronounced him in very
dangerous condition he having severely his back
and head by tho fall There precauton taken TO
protect the citizens rsm falling into this trap and he
was killed verdict, doubt Of accidental death would
be returned.