The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

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whose loss about 81 600 and h aid 70 - Insured IN
New York company. The two ssory frame dweihns IN
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absence OF The owner from tha city rspofter
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brick dwelling No <ok bosd sxrel owned by
O u Mslllsan, and oossred On NE hrs assr
loss Is about SEQ; Insurance.. TIA b~emeat
was occupied by Edward Smith = salios's sheg, and
SO, upon which there vss % Insurance. Tbs ssassd
floor was occupied ~ q dwelling ~ ~. d n eeorss.
Who 81 a s. -, ss .;s q s,
was also slightly damaged. His lsss al exceed
Nicholas FIN Insuracs sonpassss ras sSssl loss wll
not reach over ", OU
Acopxsra-A man named Dany Who rrsides a ne
corner Of Bond and warren ssresss accidentally feil
from the front platform a . DsKalb Ger, a
the corner Of Myrtle snd Gold street, about bali
past ten O'Clock on ha4urdny night ana bau ms hAto
badly crushed BY the wheel OF the passing over a.
He had several Of his teeth knocked oct and other
wise severely injured He was taken 70 the drug ssors
Of Mr. Lewis, and had hs wounds drsved afisr which
he was conveyed 10 his residence.
RoBaKRy CLOTHING sroRx Yesterday morning,
about hafpast ten O'Clock, expert thief entered
the clolhing OF Mr. Goldsmith, lo2 Fulton street.
stole therefom two coats valued NJ seventy dolla
The robbery was effected while the proprietor Va. the
FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT ON THE EAST hvxR- -Aboui two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon sr,al boat containing two
men was crossing the slip at the Catharne ferry % the
ferry boat Msnhassct starting for New York, and
before the engines could b. reversed tho small bc.i was
sde sn a. isa Hilary street. was crowned The body has
not been recov cred Tie other rescued ~ the
ferry men, ami conveyed to his residence.
ArrfxPr TO OUTRAGE YouSa wonAE-About eleven
O'Clock on Saturday night officer Halle OF the Forty.
seventh precinct heard the or female issuing
from Second street. Meserole, Grcenpont, and
reaching the place saw young man and young woman
struggling the ground the girl crying violently. On
the approach Of The officer the fellow made OFF; but mot
before he recognized Tho girl conveyed to the
station house where she stated that her name 10
hanna Carroll seventeen years Of age that the young
man who attempted 10 outrage her was named James
Campbell nine Of age that they were out Tor
the purpose OF taking walk at the time Campbell WAS
arrested shortly alter the occurrence by Sergeant Hal
blow.
CAPTURE OF BURGLAR AFTER DxsrrRAn Ficmr--
AVUut Hhh pass puo VsAV~A ySoetu"y u'i''htf ~''s
Charles Hcteschermer residing IN Remscn street. near
Onion avenue T. D., heard noise in the lower part Of
his house and going stairs found two there
Concluding that they burglars be cnched one Of
them and the other away. Mr. Hcttcschsrmer held
to his and called out murder his prisoner mean
while making desperate efforts to get away Onicer
Hersch0f Of the Forty-sixth precinct soon went 70
Heeschermers assistance. and, after desperate hgh<
in which the burglar suffered most, he secured and
taken the Forty precinct station house He 1rst
gave his name as John Mack and afterwards ~ John
Williams.
CHASE AND CAPTuRE OF THIEv.-Ab0ut half-pas two
o'clock yesterday morning officer Ray Of the Forty nth
precinct, noticed . making toward the ferries with
. bundle under his arm and acting suspiciously. The
officer called 10 him 10 STOP but instead or doing
the fellow dropped his bundle and ram pursued by officer
Ray who discharged his revolver At HIM four times On
the fourth Are the surrendered and taken 10 the
station house, where he gave his naIne a. Emanuel
Haring, native OF Denmark tLTty-six years Of age
The bundle was found to consist Of table linen, &c,
which had been stolen from the yard of andrew Har-
man, Of South Sixth and Ninth streets, just
previously.
CHILD Run OVER AVID SERIOUSLY ISJURrD-lt half
past Ave O'Clock last evening boy named Henry JON
sanenf, whose parents reside at No Is Union avenue,
run over by wagon at the OF Lorimcr and
Ncseroe streets, t. d. Tho boy was seriously injured
1he driver OF the wagon, Christian CAM arrested
and locked up by the police Of the Forty sixth precinct