New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

can, hene lamp wi,Lou. eatinguishing the light The
fuo igred. and letting fire to her clothes burned he,
il = f -h,fu, manner. The occurrence took place on
Wednesday night at no. $50 Third avenue where the
deceased waa domestic.
FATAL FALL FROM observation-disclosures Con
rery held an inquest on Thursday morning. at the
New-Yolk Hospital. on the body Of Tiets Slocum. a
nsson vht bad died from injuries received in falling
IRON scafc!d. Deceased was employed by Mr..
John Burrs, at a new building in West Thirty-thrd
street on the Goth Of July. and while bracioc out
ladder between the first and second stories the brace
cave way, and Slocum, tie ladder and brace fell 10
the gYouns, distance Of 90 feet 1t wa. shown that
there was no person to blame for the casualty and the
Jury TEL dered the usual verdict Deceased wss IA.
tive of this city, aged about 43.
DpowsISG OF An EMIcRAST CHIp.-Corone,
Connery held an inquest at tho Emgrant Depot Castle
Garden, on the body Of an emigrant child aged eight
wears. named Vim. Lcckner, who was drowned in con.
sequence Of falling from the pier into the river. Aid
was rendered. but not in time to save the little fellow
The Jury rendered verdict of death by accidental
drowning. The deceased was native of Prussia, and
had but recently arrived at this port with his parents
ARREST OF BuRGLAR.-A peddler named Seaman
Freeland was brought before Justice Wood Yesterday
CHARGED with burglary in entering the premises of
Jacob Well, No. Avenue B, and stealing quantity
Of wearing apparel When arrested the officer found
pawn ticket for the stolen property secreted in his
cap. He was accordingly committed
Police RETuRss.-Notes from the police returns Of
In kba
entire city for the "a hours ending yesterday morning.
Sirth Proeinct.-Daniel Smith and Samuel Cavs-
psgh were arrested at l2i o'clock. a m. yesterday
charged with passing number Of counterfeit bills,
purportirg to be Of the Exchange Bank Of Boston of
the denomination OF $40 and " BILLS The complaint
Sercnteenih P,ecinet.-Thos Higgins, Charles E.
Eustacher, P. Mclaughlin and Patrick Mccormick
were arrested by Officer Purdy charge Of selling
LIQUOR on Sunday. They were arrested on four CON-
plaints and held in $500 by Justice Wood to answer
eac,, charge.
MONTHLY RrpoRr or THE DIsPENsARrEs IN THE
CRY o. sRs fssssd d: June e.
dwellings 46s total $685. adults, 2o5s children under .
% .sTs's s PSsSpt1ns . c T. s
ins. 5ia total i adults 1885, children under Is
r: sS.sf1 III p.pen.sfy AS; At their dwellings
total 7s adults children under IS S5s vaccina-
a. ;S S at their dwellings. 40 total 1915
adults children under Is years, 8l5 vaccinsted pre-
scptions dispensed sizes Totsls the Di.pensaIi.s o
at tier dwellings 1881 total treated sz2 adults olS chill
dren under rs years $685. Saccnsted l5 prescriptions dis
pened 1895 Aggregate number to whom medical service.
and medicine sratu.ousy rendered during the month o.
were born in the United States and 1921 In foreign countries
Partial resuts-Sen Hospital 2g7 died, H. The principal
cause, of death cholera infanum and consumption
The diseases chiefly affected the digestive and c9a'
systems among the most important were choes nfan
tum, scarlet fever and measles
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