The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
City Intelligence.

DyAW oF POLICEMAN IRON NnxScS-onclr HorAtio
Sanger attached 70 the Ninth precinct police died yeer
dsy HOLSTER, Macs Tho body brought 10 city
sst evening" and will be buried TO day. from his late real
dcnce, No 125 Perry street. Sanger, will be remem
bered, while pa.rong his bea., at two O'Clock in the
morning Of the 22d OF last November saw fight going
In oyster Carnne street. and entered the
saloon FOR tho enrpose Of queng tho dstur Hcnas
Kearpey, the leader 10 the hgut, wrenchsd hs cu from
DE nana .er ,nsy saa passed aso inc street and srucs
subsequently, arrested, and the extent OF hts punshncn
six months on Bsckwells Isaod officer Sanger has
ended In hs DEATH He several vcars attached
old municipal police, and faithful and cncrgetio
oflcer. He leaves . wife and four children
PIcKrocgvrs USING SSur.-rt 10 not thIos
for burglars 10 70 equipped with paper OF snuff 10 b,
used In Of emergency TO blind the eyes OF their pur
novel OF This narcotic exhibited yes,er
day the Bastery. Some young pcspocke,s who make
bs Bstt<ry thor headquarters, sooipg verdan, Hber
nian coming along suddenly surrounded the stranger and
oshcrs quickly red his pockets ana tnen hoy aed
divide their booey-ssven dollars specie sad bills. The
WA kindly Akes charge Of BY officer ru,h Of lhs First
prccin who handed him to the keeping Of the Com
misicncrs Of Emigration.
c'urD Knrxp Nv crrr RlnsoAD CaR.--Coroner Perry
yesterday held inquest II No 47 West Forty seventh
street. upon the body Of John xussna boz tsrcc pears
old, who KILLED by being run over BY Eighth Ave-
showed that The deceased crossing The track corner
Of Forty sixth street, when the horses ran against him aad
the forward wheel Of the passed mis- body The
Jury rendered verdict aftributing the accident IN
measure 70 The careessness Of the driver Following the
verdict the driver ayouns German named Cnare Sotnof
who vas arrested n The ume OF The accident, was held 70
avail The ac!ion OF tho Grand Jury.
FRy IN WHITEHALL srnxrr.-Botween ave aud sr O'Clock
Yesterday morning . are broke out n the cellar Of
tina house No. 16k whitehall street. me aremsn soon
arrived and extnguahed The Ere. The cellar Of No les
was occupied by Michael Cusick, mason. The Ore no
doubt was csused BY barrel Of lime becoming W. and
isniing Tho surrounding wood work The da naso In the
cellar s about $50 insurance The arst h)or IN oc
cupsed BY Dennis K~coen PORTER house. He has sus-
tanned some eight damage by water Insured for $500 In
the Eagle Insurance Ccmpaay The store No Is occo-
pied By A. Alexander taor's store: his stock also
damaged sliehty by wsaer injured for $500 In the Me
chsncs' and Trsdcys' Insurance Company. The collar
No. 10 Is occupied by William Hylsnd ~ plumbers
shop. Hs los viii be about ESQ, no Insuraacs. Inc
building n owned by q. W. Dubos u is damaged about
soo and insured for $500 in the Knckerbccker lnsur.
anco Company.
SALE Orr HALL corrrp mo Superintendent OF re-
pairs and Supplies has sold the damaged copper rcong
Of the CITY Hall for seventeen oenss per ID, which re
allied $50
THx You've NrS's NAnovn AMERICAN UNoy CLun,
Know Nothing organization Intends 70 parade on the 90
casion Of the grand cable demonstration the 1st
september next They are having fine banner painted
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