The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CooL Hor WEAmsR 1t Ia rather a cool proceed
ing In these swelteng days for oeboats whose duty
10 10 bring down the river tho orystazed fluid pre-
tno too solid nesh from melting 10 ignore
and otherwise maltreat us But such the last
Saturday Several OF these Toe bsrgcs from tho upper
lakes failed to 70 Time and therefore the supply Of
Ice In tho city short for both Saturday and Sunday
Housekeepers and hossksepen and restaurant keepers
ran around fantically and endoavored 70 beg borrow
or 70 some instances steal All however managed
hand this morning
RECOVERED The body OF the boy drowned at Fulton
ferry, on Saturday night recovered yesterday after
noon at four o'clock, by Mr. Edward rrsvers ono Of
tho gentlemen Of Fulton Market who you nieered their
services for search of the docks and stream In the
vicinity OF the accident.
FoUsDLiso. little dark alley Just behind tho
dining saloon At No. $50 Greenwich strcet heard
cry about nine O'Clock Saturday night such as must
have touched the heart Of the famous she wolf when
Out OF compassion she nursed tho twin founders OF the
roman namc That awakened the attention OF Lucy
Adams, woman employed In tho saloon, the cry OF
Romuus and his brother the attention OF their
Just 10 time catch glimpse o. female hastily 70.
kindly help OF darkness tho lhronsns crowd on the
street. The cry that had led Lucy 10 tho door now took
Ss NAY lying on "a:
tho sorrow OF the mother great for her own mis-
fortunes her love for the little boy that had for six
weeks, apparently, nestled In her bosom q loys
springing from the fountain from which maternal
love wolls up In every womans heart oacor Harmon
Central ONCE. where Il will be delivered 70 tho kindly
nurture Of charity which whoa most kindly IL scarcely
more TO be desred than would be the rude ondngs OF
tho foster mother OF the ribsr.
FATALLY INJURED, "A domestic named Margaret Con.
molly native .; ireland aged twenty four years
evening fell nom the h story OF tho promises No 10
William street, where she employed, 70 the pave
mont and was instantly killed coroner was notified
DRowsxp wHrLH BArursQ Edward Prm, native Of
Island aSod iwa;5 .;.7ss 5a-Ts, was drowned at slf
O'Clock yesterday morning while bathing in the North
river, foot OF Fifty nirsh street. Tho body was not re-
covered.
IsJuRKp NJ FaI.-Isst evening Officer Thompson Of
the Iarbor Police, fe from the deck Of the police boat
10 tho pier at the barge Office Battery alongside
OK which the steamer was lying and fractured hroo OF
his ribs lie was conveyed 70 no New York Hospital
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rrrcsting Newsboys.
TO TIK EvlToH OF THg HERALD.
VIII you have tho kindness 10 publish IN to-mouows
HERALD That Tho Captain OF ihe Fifteenth precinct ar
rested newsboys to-day selling tho Extra HSHALD
OF this morning, and tho boys Lost two dollars
each acooir ~ being taken The officer kept these
boys in a cell from eleven A. ~ 10 Ave r NJ
WILLIAM SMITH
JOSEPH ADffN,
THOMAS HARRIS,
kEw Yonx July 49, 1896 EDWARD BuCkLY.
nIed.
JAcKsos. On Friday evening, July IS after a long
Illness, Ans honaisos, widow or Join A. Jackson, OF
Charleston, =. y
Tho relatives and friends OF ho family and aiso OF her
sons william 1. and " A. Jackson respectfully In
two O'Clock, from tho residence Of her scu. No 90
Monroe street
Charleston e. @ pap rs please copy
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