The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-02
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aen" attracted for few moments from his prisoner,
u k advantage q she circumstance and started on
OF <srs night whom 10 slipped and va: thrown head
rcmos against an iron post causing severe fracture
Of the skull and Other injuries The Officer seeing the
dangerous condition OF his charge altered ms Original
1 intention ana took him to Bellevue Hospital.
DANGEROUS AooDEsr 4 BUTcHER-A butcher
| named Maurice Condor, while driving up Greenwich
greet yesterday morning, thrown from his wagon
and seriously injured appears he had just left Wash
ngton market and proceeding up town with load
OF meat, vegetables &C, when one Of the wheels ran
into hole, the shock THROWING him violently from the
sea. against curb stos asoca,ng his RICH. shoulder
drug store and his wouads properly cared for by surgeon
| SERIOUS DIsrURBAscE-A MAN PUSHED ISTo A CELLAR
| AND DAEGERousIY INJURED. Shortly before twelve
| o'clock yesterday morning Patrick Hannegan and
| Thomas Mullen aborers employed on the new HERALD
| building Broadway, became involved in difficulty,
during which 1t Is alleged flanagan pushed Mullen from
the wall into the cellar The latter fell distance of
thirty feet and IL Is feared received fatal
INJURIES He taken out nsensible and In that
dition removed TO the New York Hospital by officer
OF the Broadway squad II is believed he cannot long
! survive HanIegan arrested by an officer OF the
Twenty sixth precinct and taken before Justice Dowlng
| who committed him to await tho result Of Muens in
tures The injured man has wife and family residing
| in South Brooklyn.
| RESCUED DROWNING Yesterday evening a river
bostrnan named Genmore Budd, while rowing past the
foot Of Thirtyfourh street. North river accidentally
fell overheard and would probably have been drowned
had not ossn for the praiseworhy conduct Of Edward
Wilson, the mate of . schooner ON her way IN tho river
It Budd had got into the wake OF a steamer and
suddenly thrown out Of his boat by the sprngng of
an oar. Mr. Wilson fortunately witnessed the occur
renee, and instantly plunged after the drowning man.
| who, not being able to SWIM fast sinking he
ceeded in reaching him and HOLDING his head above
water until boat from the schooner came TO their as
sistance,
| THE LATE ACCIDENT BAy.-The boat down
In The bay by the steamer William Cool, ION Thanksgv
ing night was water tender of about eight tons bur
den belonging to w. Danforth, OF Bergen Point At
the time OF the accident IL way from Jersy
City TO Port johnson, Bergen Point II had but
on board; his name was Michael Norton, OF New York.
AS he has been heard of since the affair." 1t ia sup
posed nc was drowned He has sister residing In this
| city
| TRs KxrrE--Edward inland, of Bergen Point, N J.
yesterday afternoon had alteration the of
Washington and Morris Streets with parties % him
| unknown, by one OF whom he stabbed Nand
was severely wounded and conveyed to the Bellevue
| Hospital.
RENOVATION COURT SPECIAL SESSIONS. Tho
Court OF special Sessions is undergoing thorough
vaon On the conclusion Of tho trials yesterday
of tho room, and under their hands, dpgy aspect
will soon be changed for the better.
RECEIPTS ANNUAL COUNTY TAxes--Owing TO the
rush Of taxpayers who assembled at the Receivers office
to pay their taxes tho cash department detained
until four O'Clock Thanksgiving morning and until
o'clock yesterday morning During tho three
four DAYS the Office Of the Receiver Of Taxes tho hail
of the Supreme and superior Courts and tor dis
TANGO ont into the park, extending TO the Court
House, long lines OF taxpayers mi ht have been seen
patiently waiting their turn and so anxious Ihey
10 pay their taxes before tho lst day Of December that
they bravey stood thor ground during peltng rain
storm which lasted several hours The received
by the Recover OF Taxes account OF taxes Of 1885,
from October 10 to November 30 Inclusive, fol-
lows0coDer Is TO October 20, l619 7o5 co. October
90 10 october 81 So s9s 49s 90; November TO Novem
bor 10, $L33l, 103 90; November IL 10 November ~
ST. 1877 696 90; November 10 November 80 500
800 AZ Toni, ST., 4o3, $50 60.
f,xss FOR VIOLATION, cosrosAr ORppsAScss
Judge Bulps court in the Eight sistsct eight en
tried for violations OF corporation ordinances and fined
In the aggregate 500 The specific offences were want
cards In their coaches The complaints lo6god
the police IN Captain Brackets district
THE "NYsrEr1ors ISriuE>cE HrRaiDr AGAIN
ErunrED.- Some few weeks since notice appeared II,
the columns OF the HERAD, descriptive OF The brutal
practice Of dog lighting and batting periodically in
duged in mt celebrated establishment In Water street.
known as "Sportsman's Hail, kept by indiVidua
standing very high in the lower sporting circles and
known by the familiar sotriqGs OF "Kt burns In
the notice referred 10 appeal made 20 Mr. Bergh
and the police 10 interfere, not alone for the sake Of
humanity, but also in mercy TO the brutes bipeds and
qusdrupeds, by whom and with which the aforesaid
amusernenis on Acting on the advice OF
the HERALD Captain Thorne, OF the Fourth precinct laid
his plans 20 be on hand at the ne 1t ENTERTAINMENTS
and learning that last night had been decided upon BY
members OF the fraternity the time for the
pos" OF allowing iher puppies 70 y their Pluck he kept
ton had arrived. and taking with him posse OF police
officers, no entered 'sporsmaps Hai' just the fnn
about 10 commence and made captive the entire
party assembled in the place. including the proprietor
and marching them OF TO the station house, locked
them up for the night This morning they win be
brought before the Justice Of The Jombs Police Court
and dealt w,h according To law.
DARING AITEsrr HIGHWAY Rosrxss---Charies :.
Smith, clerk in the employ of Harper Brothers, when
about entering tho aeyway connected with the building
Cliff street, knocked down and an attempt
lio
pockets of 600 belonging To the hrn, which the
ssn mus. nave sn"ws ~. was 81 ns p"ssss,on M
getting at the money and raised an alarm, Nhereupon
Ills assailant fed
AeoipDr sross sraEEr.--Jsmcs beAuiy. while al
work 10 Stone street, yesterday, had his fractured
by the falling Of q hale ~ on him. aud was con-
veyod TO the City Hospital for medical treatment
LAD,Es FAN NJ surHFs's RoxAs CArnoLc
CnpHcaA ladies fair funds In AID Of lqui
dsTiou or the heavy expense incurred the recent en-
arscnspi Of 81. stephens Roman Cssholis church. W
r~suiy -eshNp street. viii open evening The
fair viii he b6ld In the spacious basement hall Of
church, and VIII be most interesting the ladies have
resolved excel In the display their tables and
MeGyuu in his Iandable undertaking The church when
completed VIII be one OF The nncst Roman Catholic
sdihccs in the country
lsIrrs Row. At INV CHURCH ~ rus IxxAicuA,E
Coycrros. lecture will be delivered next Sunday
evening Decsmbcr o. ut the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception, Fourteenth street and avenue A.
by the Rev. DR. " j. Freel, ''Rome, the Mother Of
Charity" The proceeds VII be devoted to the relief Of
the poor Of the parish.
CHARITY LECTURES NY DE- CoRDovA-Mr De Cordova
has consented ,oidever OF three
Everei Rooms in this city, for the benefit OF the Pro
testant Episcopal Church OF the Resurrection. The
object Is most worthy and there IL little doubi that
handsome sum VIII bo realized
FusxEAL 90 Nh J. D. Artn.--Ihe funeral services
the remains Of the late J H. Aud, who for many
years acted private secretary Of our metropolitan
MAYORS, took place yesterday morning at 81 Gabrels
lRoman Caholcl church. In Thirty-sixth street, near
Second avenue The church crowded with the rea-
tves and friends Of the deceased. and among
bly, were many prominent citizens, such Mayor Bor-
man. Richard 03orrDan, Sherf Kelly and Dr. II. J.
Anderson Rev. Mr. Ccwry, pastor Of the church. cee-
brated O Solemn requiem mass. assisted BY ths Rev
Messrs Bretn and Andrews The remains were con.