The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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carrying way the top Of her pilot house ana Two
OF her ian W boxes She then underworld over
wake the the nams Of the s0~s s, ~
10 unknown W TO the present. One OF tue deck
legs hut is faa recovering No further damage re-
ported
HAR.sx Bsrpas AN ordinance having passed the
Board of Supervisory making appropriation for the
completion OF Harlem brdgs as provided by the tax
levy, the Mayor. before apr owing the same addressed
letters TO the Harlem Bridge Commissioners and the
contractor for building the uge nqurng long it
would DO, II no approved tho ordinance, before tho
sps. Gs both q. would
open within thirty days. he has approved the ordnasoe
1ArLoas PIcmo-Ths Tsiors Association Of thls city
their headquarters No. 10 stanton street.
eight O'Clock yesterday morning, and preceded by
dine band, IN procession through several OF
tho principal streets 70 Jones Wood whore they held
high festival for the remainder Of the day, not conciud
Ing their a musenents until ten o'clock ut night The
number present the grounds could not fail short OF
three Thousand composed OF both sexes who enjoyed
a most orderly manor, and. to the music
ys,l and Inc bss. of A ths were Al
most equally divided between English and 0srmsa
lest the OF tho might not be familiar the
Others. Pat and Sam and Mynheer fraternzed amaz-
ingy aud the msnner in which the different naonaii
lies mingled freely and friendly yesterday with each
Other proved benehcsn effects or the union OF this
body and the successful result of ts annual picnic.
Tar CaolxaA IN Tus crry-one Of the daily papers Is
trying get up panic, by constantly asserting tast
cholera is prevalent city The aforesaid journal
magudes every OF cholera morous into clear
case of Asiatc cholera" aud thus for some sinister
object endeavors alarm the public There is cholera
this city but there always has been and always will
he summer complaints superuduced by the TOO Tree use
of unrpc fruits and drinks aud other indi2sstiotss
THsEs MEN SUrrooATEp MASH ToB AT DisrLLERv.-
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Schirmer held inquest
al Bellevue Hospits, the bodies of William Else
field. Fritz Congo aud William wener, aboTsrs employed
al Herman etzers distlIey at the foot Of East Tweu
tynntn street. who sudocated yesterday morning
. mash tub. II appears that Gouge was stirring
up the mash with punger aud piece Of board came
or Eisefeid brought ladder placed in the which
fteen feet deep aud oryhve feet crcumfereuce,
upon which Congo descended into the mash As he did
the gas overpowered him and he fell into the treachs
Eisefeld boldly followed his footsteps. in
hope of saving his comrade but he also fell victim to
the effects OF the gas aud sank beneath the surface.
Wener heard the cries these men. aud be at
tempted the descent meeting the same tate Before
Gustavs Engiesman stated had often been
cautioned against going into the vat which was nearly
quito warm aud covered with which Congo had
poured TO cool it, The jury rendered verdict cf
cdental DEATH Congo thrtytwo years OF age Ess-
fold thirty add Weiner forty while all three were
natives OF Germany
BOARD or HeALrH, ArrzaryoNl Tho of dead
COW has been allowed 10 remain in the vicinity OF
and seventy fourth street last Thursday,
and up yesterday morning steps had been taken
for it's removal fhs was supposed 70 have bsea
the property OF German resident OF that locality and
become offensive the extreme, owing
to the intense heat OF the past day or two Whose
business ia II TO that the nuisance Is a5atedf
Tas BLEEcKsR STREET CAN AocDsSr Coroner wildey
held Inquest yesterday the body Of Henry Jansen
four years Of age. who killed on saturday by car
No 90 of Fulton ferry line. already reported
the HERALD A notorious character named Dan Quinn
conspicuous for impertiuence and prsiudice he
very PROF erly expelled by the Coroner and marched
Into the street. When the witnesses were examined.
John Gray. Of IS Watts street. testified that he say The
bers street al rapid speed aud he also deceased
the Witness called 10 the driver two
or three times but he did not use his brake quick
enough to stop the car Benjamin Cohen. Of No. 70
Eighth avenue conductor Of tho car testified that the
car was not gong s o. ey mao !. One b 20
Wilson, or 80 Madison street, saw the deceassd
receive penny from woman % the so.nsr Of
ing scream Wilson turned and saw deceased under the
wSsn the car stopped ay under Ss
platform. Officer Horbe Of the Fourth precinct cor
roborated the last named witness tsssmony hs
the driver took the brake 10 stop the car The jury
rendered verdict that the deceased was accidentally
killed. and the Coroner discharged the driver from
tody.
MoRs CRY RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Water
man, lad about fourteen years OF age, native Of
Philadelphia, but present residing at No. los Firss
avenue while attempting to get on car No. II Of tho
Third avenue line yesterday morning, accidentally
slipped from the front platform, when the passed
Of his legs crushing IL in shocking manner.
He was Immediately conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital
where ampu'ation was found necessary. He was en-
ployed in one OF the telegraph offices down town.
name Of which could not be ascertained.
Ann. Boka1 aba little girl -four , years Of age IN. r.
by No 90 Of the First avenue line yester
day, and sustained compound fracture OF the right
arm The affair occurred the Of houston and
Essex streets yesterday morning.
CorSrERFxgs. Counterfeit dollar bills the
Market National Bank OF New York city have been dis
covered They mserably executed, and may bs
easily detected.
The FRONT STREET Frm-FrRraEa PARrcuLARs
seems that shute Van Pe No. 10 Front street.
dealers -four only, and had Of their own about 500
barrels On storage they 912 barrels for l. Ro bers
Co, No. IS South street, and for VIM A. Brown 700
barrels Shute Van Peit insured for S2l GOO ~
follows 900 American, S. 900 In the Niagara
and $4,000 in the Continental Insurance Compa-
sss Co are insured for A s1a 600 the Home and
Security Insurance Com uanes. Tne.r loss Is estimated
:. The T NSss sd Ds,s
las, No. II Front street,, commission merchants
had their stock in cellar damaged BY water
Hanover and Franklin, Of Philadelphia The stock OF
Rufus story Co.. Of Moore and Front streets
fully covered BY insurance in city companies Hsrrcf
| seymour No. 20 Moore street, had part o., their
about 900; insured 500 in Corn Exchange
Insurance company. Some Of the other stores IN tho
water IN the cellars shute Van PcIs oonpiain Of
being robbed II seems by the testimony taken by the
Mar6hAI reference 10 OF tuo tuas
lot OF valuable clothing had been stolen from closet
IN the oicehe desk drawer had been broke open and
from six TO eight dollars stolen therefrcm. and some
gold pens carried away from the desk Now under our
| present system OF police and Gre department. there
| should be more stealing ct fires The Insurance.
/ companies ought 20 investigate this matter
FIRE IN Hrpsos srREKr.--At near one O'Clock this
morning nrs was discovered by ocer Mckinley. Of the
Twenty-eghth precinct in the grocery store No go
Hudson street corner Of Hous ton kept BY Charles H.
Kot. The nremcn were very prompt, aud sxtnguished
the flames before they extended beyond the The
damage done 10 the stock Of groceries amounts about
$500; said 70 be insured The banding Is owned by n
Edwards II Is damaged about $500; Insured The
gin Of the IRE Is at present unknown.
FIRs SIXTH AvESuE-Betxeen eisven and twelve
O'Clock last night FIRE occurred In tea pIumsng shop
Of N. RELY on sixth avenus near rnry sixth street.
the alarm promptly gwen aud tns TIRE extngushed
with few pals Of The police report ID "a an