The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14

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Of . most imposing character Solemn requiem mas
for the rspess Of his soul win b. celebrated the church
of 81 Francis Xavier in Sixteenth street. near Fifth ave-
nue. commencing n haEpast nine O'Clock in the morn
ing and the memorial Grafton will b delivered ct Cooper
Institute In the evening = eight O'Clock by Richard
Cooper Institute al eight O'Clock in the morning dressed
in black, with sprg Of boxwood In the buttonhole.
drapsd and with Grape on the left The sixyninth
officers Of the Irish Brigade to Sixteenth
Join the procession aud march to the church
ana attend the solemn services Nearly oil the generals
10 the city have sgnned their intention 70 BE- present
the band OF the sixty will furnish the music on
the occasion. Company Of the Sixty ninth will act
City Halls Of Now York and Brooklyn win be at half
mast during the day.
QUARANTINE MATrERs-Ths sanitary course Of affairs
at Quarantine is in satisfactory state There were only
four arrivals from infected ports in tho lower bay yes
terday, all from Havana, crews and passengers all WELL
and neither death sickness on board during the
passage these were the briggs J. ,. Carney and Anna
and the bark KimdeD, each laden with sugar, and the
brig Alonzo, In ballast
Music ON TIE PARK LAKE To-DAY.--Ths Park Com
missoneu announce that II the weather DO nns there
will DO music on the lake the Park to-day, commenc.
ing at half-past four o'clock p. NJ
A MAN SHOT DEAD IN A TARGET GALLERY Ed
ward Jones' native Of this city, and twenty years
Of age engaged In painting the target Of his shoot
ing gallery, situate in Broadway yesterday afternoon
an unknown man and wanted try his skill. The
boy charge gave the unknown rife which he negli-
gently fred without giving Jones the slightest warning
So fatally his aim that the bullet passed
through jones' breast and death ensued In q few
minutes After The boy IN charge tainted at the time,
aud tho unucky author Of the disaster disappeared in
the corpse and no clue exists as 70 his identity The
body Of the deceased was removed to No 237 Bowey,
whore Coroner Wildey will hold an inquest to-day.
FATAL LEAP A WINDOW Coroner schirmer
held an inquest yesterday afternoon at the New York
Hospital the body Of Charles W. Green, who ieapsd
from third story window, At No. a Bowery, Mon
day, while suffering from attack Of derum tremens.
already reported in the HKRALD Death ensued
Yesterday morning the Jury rendered verdict Of sui
sane
DROWNED Coroner wildey held an inquest yesterday
the body Of George Fox aboy, who was drowned
Monday evening. at the foot Of East Twelfth street. while
bathing AS the occurrence was accidental the jury so
rendered verdict.
FATAL AccDRxr-John Donlan, bridgeman At the
Hobokcn fcry foot Of Barclay street. engaged yes
erday afternoon in elevang the bridge when the chain
suddenly snapped, and striking Donian on the head
killed him instantly Donlan lived in Jersey City, where
precinct station house, and the coroner notified.
KICKED BY HoRsE.-John Mulin, forty years Of age
hostler residing In Twelfth street. near First avenue
taken TO Bellevue Hospital by officer MCGOWAN, Of
the Fifteenth precinct yesterday from No "a Mercer
street, where he had been kicked in the face by .
vicious horse.
FELL Down SrArRs.--Mary Ketchum . domestic at
No. % East Fourteenth street, while . visit 70
friends at No. 147 Baxter street yesterday, precip
ated down by the accidental breaking Of the ban
isters. When picked up II was discovered Mary had
sustained severe confusion Of the scalp, and Il was
feared had also dslocated her shoulder She was con-
veyed BY oflcer 70 Bellevue Hospital.
srABBINa AYyRAY.-Peter Linden got into difficulty
yesterday in Baxter street. near Chatham, with man.
and Was severely stabbed in the thigh Ofcer McElroy
Of the Sixth precinct had him taken to the New York
Hospital.
Fractured Hrs Lsa.-Edward Toner. employee Of
the Custom House, while at work yesterday among
pipes, had large piece fall upon him. INJECTING
q compound fracture OF tho leg Ho was promptly
moved By his foreman 10 the New York Hospital.
THs FARMERS CLuB.-A meeting Of the Farmen' Club
held yesterday In the lecture Of the American
Institute Cooper building. Mr.. Ely the President Of
the club. occupied the chair. and there strong
muster Of members. Some little discussion snsusd on
the proper time for planting dwarf pear trees and other
questions Of interest 70 gardeners and agriculturise
Samuel Maggie gave an interesting sketch Of the grape
culture OF Pittsburg, and several communications were
read BY the President from absent members The meet
ng concluded AFTER sitting for upwards Of two hours