The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-30
CITY INTKLLIGENCR.

Arrxsrr TO LAT hsw RAnRoAD FEUsnArsD M mn
PoIcH In the HnsAID OF yesterday notice sppcarcA
stating that orders had been saued tho police are
any person engaged In tearing up the streets for the
purpose Of laying railroad tracks This order We
Issued Of information received BY super
intsndent Kennedy. that an attsmp. would be made
during yesterday lay railroad, but whsrcabeuts
40 could not ascertain Accordingly nc o'ass - .o's
on the lookout About halfpast two clock Yesterday
morning gangs Of iaborem crcsssd the Fulton fery,
ahes .rowbars, spades, shovels. carts. iansssns.
&C. Arriving Al Pearl street the mcs, undss
in proper position 10 commence hos,,iea ms police
Informed MI kshoe Of tho orders they had resolved
Sssds started Tor Pear. .ss wSsns .
operations Mr. Kshos appeared IL the Fius pssoincs
police station and Informed sergeant Cherry .hs. he
through Pearl street. 70 New Bowsry tho sssans told
him that he certainly would DO arrested Kshss. how
posed his forces 70 business. No socnsr hAA
they oommsncsd than four Of them inoludinx nr.
Kehoe were arrested, and later morning brought
before Judge Dowins Tho Judge refused 10 irssrsrs n
the case and sent the man 10 Superintendent Ksauedy
mo sopsrn.s.dsn; sat them back 70 the court .A
auencs q the authority which Corporation Coca
sci O'Gorman had implied lay With tho police
s:r.s;s Supsrussndsss kennedy dd no, think he ss1
sny authority 70 dischArvs The men, and he ordered
ssIss.ss Ch.y . bold y: men aS eoa .ass' Sss'
oakcy HAIL. coupss for The police - 70 VIA. he should
do in the matter. and vas advised ~ ~ han :. dls
50 tha, they could b foand whss wsnsed.
Qvorr MArcm vom rus cnAuvsDxunv - AsxzacA b.
tween MciAren, Of Nswsvk, NJ j., and Hs1ros, Of
Pot,sviils Pa, came on yesterday atssneos and re-
suited the defeat Of MsIAsa. atse N.
noss BY score Of sn,y 70 forty nina ns maass
for the championship and $500 aside ne dntAnos
10 be piiched-eigbtc-n yards Smith. a. Psetefsou,
and Holmes Of Germantown, Pa played game wescs
was won by the former BY . score OF shnsy-snsss =
nineteen
sgvxRK FaI between three and four O'Clock yeslse-
day morning George Shelley accidentally fell down ths
basement steps Of National Hall, West Forty1o
street He picked up and conveyed 70 drug stoss
In tho neighborhood, ~bca " Was found that nc w.s
badly bruised different parts Of the body ana head
and had one Of his broken The wounds WIRE
dressed tho drug store, afer which hc was hkcn 70
his home. No 1873 West Forty nrst street
Aoapmsr A ON LADY On Wednesday afernooa
an officer on duty at Seventh avenue and West twelfth
street found lady afty years or age named Elizabeth
Paisley at thai point suffering from broken log 10
presumed that she stumbled and fell down rsthcr
heavily, frsciuring one of tho bones OF the log rho
was assisted To her homo, No 100 West Thirteenth
street, by the onccr
PYcxrocKErs os rHx Peter Sinclair. residing ~
the Asor House. riding No ~ Of the SscosA
avenue line on wednesday evening. and who's nsss
Thirty fourth no found that hs watch, valued ~
$500 had boon astrsced from his pocket by soma one
Of his fellow passenge He prooseded TO tho nrAese
police station and gave ,ssa,aas s a ,".. DC
suspected Of the theft
SouHrv PnxvHmos oy csuslrS 10 AsnAiS =
This socisty IL In aourishing condition and appears 70
20 dong much good " peculiar sphere rhs ueAsn.
Of the sooy IN late report announces recent sub
lss &sIsha9.s and other philanshropio ssn''smsa
bA,s .sg sgssssAn2a IN; lsss.l ;ss.e s::s' ~
polio, Yesterday reported 70 tho .osonsrs oucs 'a'
death Nv suocsilon Of Maurice O'Connos who ived y
Eighty third street. between Third and fouf'n svcn".
| No par,,cuiars concsrning tho matter vefc sWen ~
inquss, will be hold on The body ~ Cofonss ""a.y.