The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
CITY IHTEIlIGEHCE.


supDu DEArz.-on Wednesday evening Mr. Henry b.
Johns who recently arrived from Charleston where he
had been for benent Of his health, called Mrs.
Sheridan living 100 Franklin street. and requested
mission 10 remain night He unable to speak
above whisper told Mrs. Sheridan that he Vas suffer
from tina. his Southern 5 trip had a NO
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burst in tie door and found Mr. Johns dead Coroner
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chronic ei Sronohisis verdict
Deceased was about forty year, Of e., ere vs and
drsn supposed to be living in Jersey City or Hobo
REMAINS. and
further information By applying at the ooroners
SECOND AssUAL CONVENTION RESIDENT FRAscc.CANA-
DIAsThe second annual convention Of resident Franco
Canadians will be held Saturday, December at Clinton
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Boucher, Secretary, and B. Giroui, Treasurer.
FIRE EAST TWELFTH STREET. Shortly before two o'clock
on thursday morning fire originated bedroom
the third floor Of No. % East Twelfth street. occupied by
Mrs. e. Barth boarding house The discovered
Of the boarders who tried TO extnsush the flames
without giving alarm They worked wen. bnt the flames
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The suialns and part o. h: lufni.uTs owned NJ
Gazing and SUPPOSE nave been eaas.d Sy rats
FIRE BRoADwAv-while the Aremen at the above
fire alarm for Are No $50 Broadway,
Blocker street. The flames first in the
the third foor which premises together with the upper
ey The flames extended to the top noor and before tho
exnsuished the roof nearly all destroyed Mr.
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pied By Madamss Vel drsssmasers a Their property
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$4,000 and is fuzzy insured; Some slight damage by
present under nvss'Isation BY the Fire Marshal
ACCIDENT BOARD SfEAsER.-Owen o'Donnen, a
laborer employed board steamer lying at pier No 40
North river thrown down hatchway yesterday,
rol which being lowered slipped out Of the ngs and
tom Of the hold, frsetnring his skull and breaking his
conveyed the unfortunate the New York Hospital
RAILROAD AoCIpEsr.-Yesterday morning boy named
Thomas Murphy residing with his parents at No. 3+ West
Twenty seventh street had his right foot cut open from the
10 the ankle by wheel ~ one or the Hudson River
Railroad II appears that he was attempting 70 CROSS
Eaye nth avenue. Thirty second street, when he
by the and injured in the described.
ACCIDENT TO A SrABLEgAN.-Patrick McPhillps,
loScd In the stables OF the Third Avenue Railroad Compa
ny seriously injured yesterday by bale Of hay having
fallen his head from height q about twenty Ave fee.
He Immediately taken 10 b. Lukea Hospital il s
thought, however that his injuries not fatal.
ACCIDENT AeED WomAN.-on "Wednesday night 10
hanna sexon sixty Of residing in Albany street.
Washington street. fell down several eiahts Of stairs
No SO Mulberry street. sustaining fracture OF the
right leg. The ccnveye1 20 Bellevue Hos
pl IN state of extreme exhaustion by an officer Of the
sixth precinct
SERIOUS OccrRRrscs PICK SLIP FtnRY.-On Wednes-
day night accident happened TO tailor named Manuel
Guihard residing AZ No As A, which nearly proved
fatal II seems he was passenger on ferryboat and
that In attempting jump off he fell between the opening
and severely injured by pair OF shears which were Ia
IN his aide pocket After being exrcat.d from his critical
position Il found him TO Bellevue
Hospital for medical treatment.
FATAL ACCIDENT ROOSEVELT STRlrr FErRY-During
the M O'Clock crowdns the Roosevelt street ferry
last evening unknown Knocked down and run
over by a horse driven by Andrew Miller, and
almost instantly killed Miller Immediately arrested and
OF The victim of tho accident taken the Morgue
The dressed In black beaver overcoat black
pants white shirt brown x vest black ecke canton
flannel drawers He rether sandy complexion,
with hair and whskers Of light brown mixed with gray
DEATH ScArps.-At the asylum for deaf mutes.
situated Washington Heights lad eleven Of
John o'Ba, seve~e,V scaled yesterday
ing and died from the effect Of his injuries last evening
RECOVERY 4 Bopy.-The body OF unknown drowned
received the Morgue yesterday afternoon
tbvnve height ave feet eight ichcs build sandy
hair and goatee, full teeth Had back frock coat
vest and pants blue oyeras white muslin shirt blue
| undeIshirt. black Beckte and boots.