The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


Tun FUNERAL or LATE DANIEL DEvrIS The fuus-
raj OF the late Daniel Devlin City Chamberlain will
take place at halfpast this forenoon from the
sidence OF Thomas H. OConnor. No. 10 West Tenth
street His remains will be conveyed to the Church Of
st. Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth street. where .
solemn high mass OF requiem will be offered Arch
bishop McCloskey will pronounce a panegyric on the
life of Mr. Devn. Mayor Hoffman, both Boards of tho
Common Council and the heads OF the various city de-
pail bearers will be Mayor Hoffman, r. A. Palmer H.
spauaing Thqriow Weed DE- c.,s 5 p Yves w James +
James B. Nicholson. Henry L. Hoguet John Bryan, An
drew Carrigan, John =. Develn, Edward G Donnsly.
the church services the body will be deposited tempo
rarily in . vault in St Pairicks Cathedral Mulberry
street.
AoAsu-Professor Agassizs last lecture, on sMonkeys
and the Native Inhabitants Of South America" will b
delivered in the large Hall OF the Cooper institute
Tuesday evening" February 20. This will be the
ing lecture Of the whole course and should be attended
by every lover Of science and useful knowledge.
RADICAL REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoxMrrxk-A meeting
Of this COMMITTEES was held last Saturday evening u
their rooms, No. 600 Broadway, Charles 8 Spencer;
President, in the chair. The following resolution IVES
Resolved That Union Republican General Committee
and ni he o
the Constitutional Convention; and that The Union Nom
requested 70 vote for the same.
The introduction Of the resolution created consds.
rb and Ss ss
finally adopted BY vote Of 81 to ..
IssASk-A woman by the name Of Mary Segmor. aged
about twenty I'VE years. arrived In this city on Saiur.
day morning from Goshen, N T. and engaged rooms as
the Pacific Hotel. in Greenwich street. About twelve
O'Clock Of the day 1t remarked by the propre-
Of the house that the woman acted In rather strange
manner and sospecting that she not right in hes
| q movements.
ing the afternoon entered the paror and opening
the window was just on point Of sprinRing into
when the hotel keeper seized hold Of her and
drew her back into the ROOM Information OF the facs
sent to the nearest police station when an ofncor
arrived conveyed the deranged woman 10 Bellevue
Hospital
PRESIDENT BERGu RAMPAGE -President Bergh
s nvincbe in his favorte hobby for the prevention OF
cruelty animals and leaves unused to ferret
the enemies Of the brute creation In late pro-
nunciamiento he offers reward of $50 10 any porssn
that will convict the principals engaged in the late dog
fight between "Belcher" and ''venus," which took
place this city the 10th inst Here hne pros
pect for somebody to ''peach."
DISCHARGE OF VESSELS CUSTODY THE UNITED
STATES MARsHA-An Official notice has just been issued
by the United States Marshal for the Southern District
Of the State OF New York. stating that from the present
shipowner shall discharge any vessel from the
custody of the United States Marshal under any
/ stance without written order from the Department
Consequent instructions received from Washington
| the Chilean prlYateer Cuyler has been released
from the custody OF the Marshal, having complied with
the necessary requirements.
The DEATH OF Mr. SANDs-Coroner Wldey yesterday
held an inquest the Fifth precinct station house on
the body Of Mr. Christian H. Sands the gentleman who
died suddenly In West Broadway Saturday afternoon,
reported in Yesterdays HERALD Wooster Beach, Jr,
H. D. made post norton examination and found thaS
disease of the heart the Of death. verdict
to that effect rendered by the jury MIR. Sands Wa
sixty three years OF age, native OF Bavaria and lived
~ ~ Remsen street, Brooklyn He Vice President
Of the Metropolitan Gasght Company The remains og
Mr.. Sands were conveyed to his late residence
FATALLY CRUsHED.-Henry J. Freeand, who was -
terribly crushed by the falling Of wooden awning
Of Grand and Sheriff streets on Friday night, q
previously reported, died yesterday morning ct hia
residence No 277 Delaney street. from the effects q
the injuries received. Coroner Widely notified 70
hold inquest the body. Deceased forty -four
| years OF age and native Of New Jersey.
ACCIDENTS &c-Johanna Hincheu, residing At No. D
Mulberry street, knocked down yesterday evening
by one Of the second avenue t2s in the Bowsy,
| and severely injured.
Michael GUNNER, butcher BY trade residing 1Ge
Norfolk street. by one Of the Bleeckeg
street and Second street line Of stages At the d
Houston and Suffolk Streets late Saturday night
ceiving compound fracture Of the leg.
Pat 0Bricn, tailor by occupation, got into DIM
Guilty ut the of Twenty second street and Third
avenue, receiving very serious cut Of hi
hands All the above were taken to Bellevue Hospital