The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE HovAru MISSION. The anniversary meeting or
this charitable Institution held last evening a. NO.
40 New Bowery. There was an unusually large attend
ance OF friends and supporters Of the Mission AFTER
the three or four hundred children who form Irregular
attendance Of the Mission had rartaken Of plain but
subs anal repas several addresses delivered BY
number OF clerical gentlemen including the Rev Dr.
Van Meter, Rev. Dr. Freer and the Rev. Mr. Van Wort
The proceedings concluded by very fair render
Ing Of religious hymn by the children connected With
that the finances OF the Mission in very prosperous
and hourlshing condition
PREMATURE BIRTH-THE RESULT OF vIoLEscR Coroner
wdey called to l24 Walker street TO hold an inquest
tho remains Of Hadus spra, infant only eight
days old Some days before the birth OF the child Mrs.
spra went into the basement Of the premises where
named Billy Mullen keeps furniture shop, 70 get
iron pot While there she and Billy had SOME words
about the pot when Ia alleged he caught her by the
throat and threw her violently down on tue steps The
violence she thus received produced premature birth.
The jury rendered verdict against Mullen who was ar
rested at the time OF assault and held 70 bail to
answer ON the verdict Of the coroner's jury Mullen
will DO rearresled and held 10 await the action Of me
Grand Jury.
Our OF QUARANTINE passengers by the steamship
City Of Cork, from Antwerp, who have been detained
board tho hospital ship Illinois, brought up to
den There still remain on board tho Illinois about
twenty persons who are COW iescent
AT THE MoRGug.--warden Brennan reports
'bruuBht W INC AoiSu0s mouuay, oScemvoS - H"ha
Seventh precinct station house. the body OF unknown
man, age about forty years. five feet nine inches
high, brown hair aad sandy moustache: had on dark
pants, green plaid shirt, one white cotton SOCK Body
placed on the Morgue for Identification
BoDy FouSD.-On Saturday last John Dish, late q
Waterman employed pier North river disappeared.
and yesterday was found dead. The remains
veyed to the Twenty eighth precinct station house
where the Coroner was notified TO hold an inquest
FRACTURED TMGH-Henry Martin, sixty. elght
years age residing in l2oh street, near Second ave-
nue., q carpenter by trade, was found Yesterday by
officer Holmes, OF tho Twelfth precinct, lying on the
sidewalk In l20th street. near Third avenue, having
slipped and fallen. and fractured his thigh the officer
had the unfortunate cared for, and subsequently,
conveyed Martin 10 Bellevue Hospital
STAINING AFFaAy.-Louis Marshall q laborer, was
yesterday afternoon conveyed by ocor Kelly OF the
Second precinct to the Now York Hospital from pier
Is East river, where alleged, no had difficulty with
coored man. In the alteration MARSHALL WAS
seriously II not fatally stabbed Ia the abdomen.
SERIOUS FALI.-Daniel spingler, laborer, while At
yesterday the third story Of No. 50 Wall street.
accidentally fell to tho ground floor sustaining serious
bodily contusions 0s1cer Brown, of the First precinct
had spingler conveyed TO the New York Hospital Tor
surgical relief