The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-27

deceased parilss Another case Of this kind occurred
on Wednesday evenina. William BurdstI late OF II
Ao street, Was taken 10 the Spring street police station
and committed on = charge Of intoxcsiion Al six
O'Clock yesterday morning, opening the cell IN when
dead on the foor The body was subsequently con-
veyed 70 The horsne, where post morton exsminalon
wan DC held on II by Deputy Coroner Wooster beacn,
Jr, D., after which Coroner wiidey will hold an
inquest
CASTLE GARDEN LABOR ExcnAsGr.-The semimonthy
report Of tho Superintendent OF the Bureau Of Labor
Exchange, under the auspices OF the Commissioners OF
Emigration at Castle Garden shows that between the 1st
work at the bureau. or this number 666 were males
and 42s females From employers wishing help there
have been, within the same period 900 Applications o.
and female iaborsrs Not fewer than ASS persons maa
and female have been furnished places during the tort
night Just passed The German and Irish naonaiites
TaK sEwsG woNES's BOARDING. HOUSE. An entertain
ment, consisting Of Rotations readings, singing and
gifts from Christmas tree given on Tuesday even
Ing, at the Boarding House for Sewing Women No 2s2
East Broadway. This institution now accommodates
between thirty and forty borders who are provided
with comfortable homo at the most moderate rates.
Az usREcoGMzEp BODY AT IHE MoRGuE. Warden
Brennan reports that there brought TO the orgus
last evening" from the Third precnc. station house. the
body Of an unknown man, aged about 1fty Ave years.
dark business coat with brass buttons two dark vests
two pairs black pants, blue hickory shirt black ana
"a''o cohiiVi'ef, Sfy socAs a1o hea'y oSo'S'
PAISrrL AccipEsr.--A bright little fellow OF seven
years. named John I. Riley and living with his widowed
mother Al l2a Washington street. met with serious ac-
cdent yesterday morning, which will probably involve
the loss OF his right While playing At the head OF
the stairs his foot clipped and be was precpatod with
considerable force TO the bottom dslocang the bones
OF the arm, tearing them apart at tho elbow Joint and
forcing them through tho fesh in the most horrible
manner Officer Edward Downs, OF the Twenty seventh
precinct NJ called and removed the unfortu.
naie lad to Bellevue Hospital where BIO received prompt
surgical attention.
A DANGEROUS BIow.-James Robinson, blacksmith,
sIty.ono years Of age and living Fity-nrst street,
Seventh avenue, taken to Bellevue Hospital
about O'Clock yesterday morning by officer John
White OF the rwenty-s second precinct with an ugly
wound upon the head. caused by cleaver In the hands
OF an Infatuated woman. 1t seems that he bad been
quarreng with his assalan who attempted 10 wind up
tho matter in dispute IN the foregoing trucuent man
nsr. The woman Was arrested.
FIRE IN WEST BRoApwAY-ARRHsr on SUSPICION or
ACKNOWLEDGMENT two and three o'clock on Thursday
morning fire broke out in the and second hand
clothing No 100 West Broadway owned by isaac
Stone and who also occupies the rooms dwell.
ing. The ire originated under the shelving in the
STORE but the hremen were promptly ct the premises
and extngnished the flames before they spread 70
extent The damage to the property BY Ore and water
Will be about $500 insured on the stock and fixtures
vesant Insurance Company have 81 900 and the Ne.
chanics Insurance Company Of Westfeld, N j., $780,
Captain Petty, OF the Fifth precinct, dceming the cir
cunstances suspicious ordered the arrest suspicion
the premises Of Isaac Stone the proprietor The
suspected parties taken before Justice Downg at
the Tombs Police Court who committed them prison
to await further investigation by the Fire Marshal.