The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11

egL street ana fhst avenue on the afternoon or the
LIST inst, and renew the contest Accordingly ring
formed seconds and umpres appointed and the day
named Honeyman and Fannin appeared the riug, and
ne ngnt commenced Al hrst the contest conducted
ON scientific principles, and according the Of
hc ring Soon, however Fannin ciached his adverary
and being much the strongest threw and fell heavily
upon hm -Four or hye other rounds resulted the
as the nrst during the las, round ana while Fannm was
upon Honeyman, he remarked "Let me ie on him little
when but as be was pulled up report was raised tha
the police coming and the principals in the hgh
well as the spectators present. fled in all directions and
escaped For thr or four days after this contest Hon
eyman although badly punished kept about, and then
Read AGE Second avenue where he was placed under
the care Of a physician. He however, continued to
grow worse and died on FRIDAY Coroner Schirnner
being notified held an inquest on the body.
John Brady Of No. l44 East Twenty fourth street,
ana inolns Sn "a t ~ aa naa. amea.y 'a wno
Their testimony was n substance as stated above Dr.
George B. Bouton made post mortem examination,
,i ;s vs" TN IN a"s s .'a e nhd e -. ,h NV hn
rendered verdict OF death from injuries received during
asht at the hands OF Patrick Fannin Dec l. 1852 De-
ceased ag six wears of aee aud native OF Ire
land Fnpn has not vel been arresiea nor apy one con
cerned in the fatal anray Some weeks ago Honeyman
received from few admirers what WAS called the peoples
nomination for Alderman for the Fourteenth Adermanc
district
Rpyr ArIry To A WIFE AND ATTEMPT To KILL. two
orr,crys
oh froay evening" aoou' se'eu 0''o0N' AuAii ueona'
a"e'n.an iA'o,e'' n'"s ~ % a'.n"o - 80 e'
peas MS whe aoou inc neso Anu iaoe III ~frio'o An
her, ana tearing 'ha' ine "oaa oe sne lan
INTO the street with the oiooa moving copsiy from tue
wounds She had received fortunately MIS- Seona iouna
officers Cinch and Wilson, OF the Eleventh precinct to
rcoy, che rea,od her tronblea They ancomnaned the
-, =. :. ~ soo- :, ,.,.h
suffering woman pack 70 neT pcuse' ~ 'ue ooos Vi "on
stood tho enraged husband, with pistol in hand,
,...o.,. A. Chr, ,h Arc, r,,, ,yho e,emo,.a
~ . t.s ,ss w, a. ~ ,hra.,od IN IN" ayacn
~ enter Nv @ s o - y" 49,, ~ , a0 a ~
% So y, % n.i cu.s WIG I'M , - sS - ~ G J,snhn ,raa hS -
aa ;. h;h ns nsaoa @ v,n nnwd"r ,aren s,~ and
p,s'oi wLcn was oeoeu WIN poMoer - - s, % ~
auou' n..y uu@N snos. Aue S 80 p .x,n,,,. =, -
iaces OF ,he ohcefs, ana IA saca c1se paosm,s , 70
scorcn ne,L pau ahu wniaAots' Ailo e.Ss ~ s.o'
oosco IA Iie W. pvn', s w s In ,a ~ ,s,se.a y,
oeN.'" . W. - -. e 80 , 1.., = ID pa-sa- ~ 3' -
await an esamihaaoh oeiofe 'us"oe nfe1""u
The FIRST EFFECT or MAYOR WOODS tLEc.'oS.-lhe fo-
lice Commissioners, at their Star Chamber "meetng' on
Friday last passed resolution 70 bold open sessions after
the 1st oanuay 1850 This nota voluntary act on their
part as wei Known that at me organization OF the
Beard the meetings were held IN secret and tae doors
; @ ,h a., nousd reao,n,ion N 1la, esfct
~ u. ns, nv, I,' s % "a 80 a Sc.noJ @ IN o,co rho aonr
" .h n 49, a,.s a. "a. ,o,n,nr -n,s rnou,n of tha
a =, suo n s,s - - .,,"n as onr,a =. nh,a,raS
p.elsss ss op h,s % IT, - os.ra Ca- 90 ~,
v an,n o - r ,h,rs @ c atnc the ,neet,nos nnaiic r.
:, % ,h Tns =, W. rarnana Wooa,s eiac,iop ~ Tho
Manors.v ana merhersh,n ax oa,clo Of the BOARD of
p,y nay"."N' "D" 'nen''in'P 'Ao"'So - 'Ao ~ -
sru,xr c,r,,xc fs,x, rnensctor na,avan since the.
ona,.ra ~ ,h rranria,;or for cleaning streets hos
,4sp usnc all a-,b.a efforts 70 continue t,e work until
Io,,.rr ,.hsr tho nea .nnro,ri.o, v, then he suh.
la, a, a,ad u. ba. ana,v oh,a,nad th concurrence of
~, u.so, and Co,,n,rovcr n ,mmeda,ev tho
.orL sy,,~ ,,no fhs Common cannci, o ao,ronr,a,e
emf snt sne 10 nav the deicencv IN the esumate for
th.s rear 1ne nrin,nai ~, town avenues were oret,v
hnronniv c,enns br achnerv before me street
was ssended ana al present toorabIe condition thse
therefore will not be cleaned al p,esout the sweeping
streets OF inc lower warss @oe,e Is eossnie my 70 cean
Of The ay The street sweeper ranc for the other wards
win be Increased hundred men, making total force
N the cry @ three re- hunared eror ,,u,rr lac,
the j,h Of last June was STAT 600 The work Of street
ceaning did not commences until APRIL aud since that
time he eypense for that service was not prooortionay
large comrared with that from January until June be-
SIDES mn, n NOR vork has been done
~. rr...a,o. - r,,.,,,,., sr,,-..
ihh fArISsioS Oh nsthAAN sihEf-i' VIII oe observed
that Comptroller Haws Is backing up the views he ex
pressed in opposon to the extension Of Beekman street
across the park when ve state ,ba, be eonoyed g,n,
or workmen on Friday last n rese, tho ola cnce renewed
bv The Street Commissioner preimin,rv n ATTENDING
the street II is understood that Mr. Havs win oppose
the eHteosioa 70 te utuos oi ms aoity although 1t is
now before the Cor,non Co;ncn N hav - ,b | & e.s ea -
put through under hreefourths rule without con-
tract thereby rendering him poweriess to prevent the
croacbment The attsmp will be made with the present
Common Council.
TIE IT eatu pvnnn Of
- -. - -, 80 e =
sluaen'S anu graduates Oh e Free Acaoemy ned tneir
annual reunion Friday evening the chapel of the
Neu York rn;verstv WHARF addresses ,rera de,vor.d
- 80 >-..-as..'..,.o - 80,
oeiore numerous audience oi iadies ana gentlemen
Among the speakers T. Crosby, ESD, the Presi
dent OF the society and VIM NJ. Jetde, Esq spirited
debate the right Of Congress TO legse for the Terri
tories conducted by G. White and Crowther, Esqs
j. E Tue read interesting paper the analogies of
history. Mr. Webster, the able President Of the
Free Academy, occupied seat on the platform.
- ,r1ND.--. 'Ae .ei.''
" ne wooster seet nre, paDsneo yesterday, u was IN
adyertenty stated that q member Of Engine Company
No. II made the pocemen of the Eighth precnct ,ake
~ nv
- t-..--...~... ~ go r",-s ~, 80
before he arrival Of the engine From the facts in the
appears that when engine No. IL reached the
S & .1s M nre uu que n @ o we
bu;,aino dia rstars The efarts of the y,ica In na
ton with the subject we learn that Fred J. Buntz. a
member of engine No IL was severely injured by the
failrc vsia ~ - 80 'ss D' y 'Ao
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