The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-01

AN OUTRAGE Yesterday afternoon An elderly lady
young girl, both well dressed and having all the
appearances Of the highest respectabiliv, entered
jewelry establishment In John street and asked
an assortment OF gold watches After examining several
they took their departure without making any purchase
apparently not having found In the Watches shown
them the quality they desired. The clerk who
one Of the watches. He followed them into Broad.
rows, Of the Broadway squad, on charge Of
shopifting. The ladies' protested IN the most
tho clerk insisting upon hts charge they were taken be.
fore Inspector Dilks al police hsadquartcrs who had
them searched BY the antress, who unable TO find
watch their persons, or anything that would lead
person to believe they were shopiften The elderly
lady said that she the wife OF merchant (whose
that she had como to the city with her daughter 70 pur-
chase watch present for young lady friend who
chsrSed ipspecor pss expressag hs regret hat tbcy
should have been unfortunate similar to this
happened few years ago, and the lady who was ac-
cused Of the shoptting recovered damages from
her accussrs ~
ALL SAxrs' AND ALI Souls DAys-An Hallow Eve
Was night celebrated In the Catholic and Episcopal
churches and is Of the greatest festivals OF the year.
II in England to celebrate this occasion with
sports pastimes and Ia Catholic countries the day
one o. pseuaf fsy IOdAy the Church cs
peculiar honor aud 70 those servants OF God
who having passed through this laeAyinayum vale
DOW,
vision OF heaven Tomorrow viii bs sAi Souls Day. I"
appointed by and set apart by The Catholic Church for
the relief Of the suffering souls IN pursatoy Tho col
special object and will be participated By thousands
OF Catholics throughout the world. 4
ACCIDENT TO A FxRaYBoAr-The fsuybeat Clinton,
Of tho Fulton street line collided the East river
yesterday with . schooner, whose mainboom made .
clean sweep OF the after saloon OF the steamer Fortu-
naely there one in the cabin at the time tue
consequences might have been fatal. t
FATAL AcopEsrs.-A German named George Dischsr
instantly killed yesterday at the Jswsh synagogue
in Fifth avenue, ror,yaith street. by being struck
the head with board. Tho remains were taken 10
"Wednesday 10 the maccaron factory in avenue A, dlcd
yesterday Mt Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Cover was
nosidsd 10 hold nqussls to-day. ..s..F
ArnxrrrD sUicIps.-Margaret Kelly, an insane wo-
man. ran down East Ihir,y-e zh,hstreet 70 the river
yesterday morning. intending 60 Jump OF the dock into
Twenty FIRST precinct About noon . prostitute named
Jennie Barnes also ATTEMPTED to commit suicide by
jumping into the river At abe foot OF Leroy street
boatman named Martin Hy at rescued her.
CAR ACCIDENT Michael Ma,loy aged twenty-five
years, . tinsmith By trade and residing At No ~
East Thirtleth street, was taken TO Bellevue Hos.
rital. about O'Clock yesterday morning., By oces
Smedck Of the Twenty-frst prscnc having sustained
severe injuries while attempting 20 leave Que ri
the Clinton street csrs j. appears that tho
leave the be fell the wheel rassne hts eis
facurns 10 two parts and brnisng his body In nu
places. N4sN 3f ~ #F4
sKnlors ACCIDENT Charles johnson. . WAGNER. aged
thirty yearsy and residing At No. c4I Spring street,
,erdsy morning fell from his wagon in sixty third street
near Ninth avenue the wheels passing over his rgh
leg sustained compound fracture OF tho thigh bone
The injured man taken TO Bellevue Hospital bJ
officer woldress OF the Twenty second precinct where,
a careful examination, u declared necessary
perform amputatou In order 10 the unfortunate
mans life. f.. N