The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
CITY Intelli0ence.

JEWISH EDUCATIONAL INu1rUrE-IAYINa CORNER SroyE-
shurun Educational Institute on lot adjoining the syna
gogue in Greene street. will take place at three
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Dr. Raphael will deliver
discourse on the occasion, in the synagogue
CucKET-The students ut the Free Academy will play
game omorrow at the Red House grounds Harlem, by
kind permission of the st. Georges Club. The play will
be under the superntendence Of Sam Wright. We are
glad to q love for this manly sport extending rapid
y among citizens. Physical education is no less i'm
portant than mental.
with three sets Of keys and two octaves and pedals will
take place this evening" at Henry Ebens mandatory,
l72 Centre street. commencing at O'Clock
CRY RAILROAD Ao1DKNr.-On Wednesday night, O man
named Jas Daley residing at the Of Twenty third
street and Sixth avenue in attempting to get off Of
of the Sixth avenue cars while in motion fell and injured
his head badly He taken into the drug store Of
Giles, who dressed his wounds and afterwards taken
to the Ninth ward station house, where he remained
until next morning. when he sent home by the police
of the ward who prompt in their attendance under
the command Of Captain Haggarty.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THK New York AND ERm RAILROAD
the Erie Railroad on Tuesday evening and died at the
New York Hospital yesterday morning. Of the injuries he
received Tho occurrence took place at Turner's station
which is about forty five miles from Jersey City Tho
train had stopped and the deceased had partake
of some refreshments when the conductor called out
twice all aboard" " and the train started before the de-
ceased had got upon it. He to get upon of the
and while his foot the step he fell in front
He native of Ohio thirty of age, and had but
few days before returned to this country from visit to
Paris The occurrence shown to have been purely
cdenta and the jury rendered verdict to that effect
FREs-Early yesterday morning, about O'Clock, the
upper part of house No 500 Water street discovered
to be fire by officer Darrow, of the Seventh ward po
lice The fire occasoned by carelessness In setting
lighted candle in chair to womans dress that was
hanging against the side wall Fortunately it was extn
guished with only trifing amount Of damage.
On Wednesday chimney took fire at II Oliver street. the
sparks from which set fire to the roof of the adjoining
house. No TO- in the street 1t was however, put
out by the police. Ramage trifng
BARuAcFD RoBBRY.-On Wednesday evening, between
and O'Clock, who Is not known called at the jew
elry store Of Carroll Hutchinson, No SAT Broadway,
and pretending TO look at gold chains out Of
the store taking of them with him. He then jumped
into wagon which he had left at the door, and drove of
at rapid rate. He was however closely pursued, and
when about to be TAKEN got out OF wagon and made his
escape The horse and wagon taken Of BY
the police officer who pursued him. and conveyed to the
Eighth ward station house, 1t being supposed that they
belong to some other owner
FOUND HANGING. .--On Wednesday morning the body Of a
named Jacob Heiser was found suspended from tree
in part the Nineteenth ward There piece Of rope
around his neck and another piece tied to limb Of tho
tree II appears that he had disappeared from his sons
residence Monday last since which time II not
known what had become Of him until his discovery Just
mentioned.
CAMPmNE EXPLOSION Wednesday a camphene lamp
burst at the Eagle Hotel at the Of William aud
Frankfort streets, by which DR.. Johnston badly
burned.
auhortatively, that paragraph originating In Of
the city papers, and copied by Others to the effect
that arms and munitions had been conveyed into st.
harys church. In Grand street. entirely destitute OF
peal to the worst passions of men.
CoLuMMAx CoIEoEThe studies Of this venerable seat
learning renewed Tuesday the number Of
on the books being l69, larger number than has eve.
.: f.llox.Ssa.sr eas, ", ,ario. 10, q; sophomore
10; freshmen, -.