The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

Twentieth pssc,scA vhns opposite the saoss Ma 80
Eighth svsss wss sslssd With severe hsrmorhsge Of
The lung, And bsing unable 70 support himself. was
Egksh avenue Upon arrival q the apolhseary's shop
l. xas SoanA that be had expired. and his body vas
ceased had been aniiossd for . number Of ysars by
disease or threat and lungs In OF which
actor in which he had achieved an snvsos reputation
He native Of this state and was fifty years Of age
q the time Of his DEAN. he leave. widow and one
| IS Amity street.
| CosvpuoH OF LIFE IEsrRAscE COMPANIES hfs
| insurance companies OF America held their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon at the OF the Cham
| Der OF Commerce Sixteen companies we're repre-.
| sented The meeting called to order BY Mr. N d.
Morgan President Of the North Life Insurance
Company. The minutes Of the last mee,ng read
by the Secretary, Mr. John Eade. The draft OF the
first annual report Of the Executive Commit
| suggestion OF the secretary, a motion was made
10 nave number Of the reports printed and furnished
The election OF officers for the ensuing year being neat
in order moved aud carried that the election
DO conducted by ballot which will take place to-day.
Reference then made to those officers who died
during the past year, aud, on motion, placed in The
| tho chamber on the life and death Of J. b.
| Collins, the late President Of the Mutual LIfo
insurance Company OF this CITY, aud OF Geo W. Mccain,
ale President Of the Southern Life Insurance Company
or Memphis, Tenn. Suggestions made for the
motion Of the interests welfare OF life Insurance.
tho establishment Of . bureau. On motion the chamber
| then adjourned TO meet to-day.
KEROSENE ACCIDENTAL little girl named Mary Ann
| Thompson residing At No $40 West Eleventh street,
was yesterday morning taken by mother Bellevue
Hospital suffering severely from burns rocoiv ed by the
| accidental upset4ing of a kerosene lamp
SERIOUSLY IsJURED-John McQuade, aged o.
laborer, residing at No. 736 Washington street. was
found by Officer Flanagan OF tho Fourteenth precinct,
al the corner OF Mulberry Prince sirecs yesterday
helpless condition beng and bruised about the
face and head and bleG ding profusey but whether the
result Of accident, that heQuade had been the
victim OF rowdes could not last evening lie
tanned.
HArcuwAy AccrDENr.-Yesterday as Henry vosbrink,
an cpoy6 OF jones' Brewery, at 1888 Sixth street.
at work. he accidentally fell through tho hatch and
fractured his leg Ho promptly conveyed By Mir.
Peter Meyer, OF 100 sixth street, 10 the New York
hospital
In FiGur.-Henry Phenix aborer, got into DIFF
fculty at pier No. North river yesterday with
man. when no usained confused wound OF be scalp
OF such that ocer Gaasy, o.! TIC THIRD
precinct dered il proper have Phenix removed
| to tho New York Hospital
SrABBING AFFRAy.--Danol Palmer got into an alter
cation with named Henry Orr alias Iiackey at
the Of Bayard and the Bowey, yesterday and
seriously stabbed Ia tho breast. Officer Kemp OF
the Sixth precinct, had Palmer removed the Nav
York Hospital. Orr, alias Hackey, taken to the
Sixth ward station house.
ACCIDENT ON THE NORM RIVER Yesterday morning.
early, oyster soop called the Jonas Parker Of Perth
Amboy, into collision with Of the Jersey ferry
boats and sustanedssuch serious injuries that she sunk
Immediately In the attempt 10 dock her at the foo,
jay street. The sloop and cargo valuei at $3.50,
and the owner Mr. Alfred Cannon stated that when re
sinking he called out 10 the pilot Of the ferry boat.
bat received no attention from him. lie slbsc-
qlenty rescued by the police, who put oil 10 him In
small boat.