The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-10

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saluatory--Psrk March ,,..
J. sons~"ort IN the Silly Night
wiIdn-r March ''.'''essnks
srch-.csrnival , isoss
Die arsten caren strauss
Grand Selection from "I.a sonnamhua .be'''ni
80
g. Frtssch Fratsch POLKA. Strauss
10 scena Ct Ara from Don sebastcn' Donset!,
IL. Gaop' Witdfang' ir"est
fiasle-Home Thoughts
fus ExrEyrso uergoRto SaqwaR To.NtdHr.-Acoord-
ing to the predicuon 0fM :.is Astronomer the
French Academy magnificent fall OF meteors may Do
expected take place tonight which will be be visible
no. only on the American Cous.nens but in Europe a.
we'll 1t is TO be hoped thai tho weather will DO favor
able for observing the display; II the sky should DO
c!oudei like last night, citizens Will have but lille
OF seeing the stars falling NJ Leverer is very
positive as to the date Of this promised exhibition but
other calculate that the meteoric shower
viii not take place until Novemoer and Is .naeed sne
time last year. Nature already seems to have made
sDasmodic effort for carrying out tho prediction OF tho
French astronomer for yesterday morning five passing
msteors were seen. Although the sky cloudy five
largo counted between the hours Of half
past twelve and four A. NJ and these were fully a.
bright 10 appearance the planet Jupiter. At thrce A.
the heavens had most peculia aspect looking a.
there was on Aurora Borealis the northern sky It
remains to seen what these fugitive Will por-
tend to-night perhaps they are only the apat eorrs
OF the creator chow.
progress between tho New York and Newark Clubs and
which have continued yesterday had 10 b
postponed consequence Of the deporable state OF the
weather The game viii probably 10 played out next
Thursday. Both sdes sanguine as 10 the rosu the
game being quite open as yet
THr COOPERATIVE MovsxsSr Tho First Union Co.
operative Land and Building Society held meeting last
night at Farmers Institute 40 Ludlow street, which
worry largely attended The frs appropriation sold
auction during the evening to Mr. Kelly at premium
Of 81 900. second appropriation was sold 70 Mr. E.
II Brown for $500 Tho number Of members now Ia
good standing tbs society IL four hundred and thirty
one rhe maximum 10 I've hundred undor the plan Of
the society.
RsoxLess Darvnc -0aacer Crook, OF tho Foartesnsh
ward arrested Ahzhsm Frankned and Michael O'Brien
early yesterday forenoon for driving grocery wagon
through Wooster street at furious rate and thereby
endangsrns the lives and persons OF the pedostr,.ns
Justice Dowling fined the IS sachv which they
quickly paid and were discharged
Ose morn UNFORTUNATE Last evening between nino
and ten clock young woman, unknown, jumped
from one OF the Fulton Ferry boats and drowned
She described plainly dressed and very pretty She
came on the boat without bonnet, her shawl Fastened
tightly under her chin and with set purpose evidently,
70 destroy herself As a the boat was tairiy
der way she let down the cham and plunged into the
foamng water In the vessels wake No ono had time
OF opportunity stop her AZ soon as the clumsy lfo-
brought into play lowered and search made
for the wrefched grit but without result Apparently
she had sunk al o1cs
notorious pickpocks whose portrait sdorns the Rogues'
Gallery. arrested yesterday morning by detective
woossy OF tho Broadway squad, charge OF assault
Ing sis Davis with fslonious intent Whom arraigncd
before justice Downing the prisoner was locked up for
trial at tho Special Sessions.
Cososaes I~quzsrs-Coronor wildey held an inquest
yesterday the Of Mary Murtha, agod fourteen
years who died At No 1911 East rwsny first street from
internal hemorrhage Az the medical testimony
that hsmorrhage the result Of disease. the jury
rem verdict to that effect Coroner Cover held An
nqucs. yesterday over the body Of Mary Jane Koeck,
whose death was the result OF burns accidentally
csived from the explosion Of can Of kerosene oil. with
which she lighting Gre, at No 102 Columbia street.
on Thursday afternoon The jury rendered verdict or
accidental death Deceased was native OF Germany
by Coroner Cover yesterday afternoon No 200 sixth
street. tho remains OF James Faley, aged thirteen
years who killed BY fall from the roof while put
ting up coIhss line Thursday afternoon. Verdict
10 accordance.
PaoaAmv FATAL ACCIDENT IN HrpsoS STREET. Yes
,sraay afternoon James Pettit empIoy6 OF the
H,ison River Railroad Company. in the act Of
coapng some cars in Hudson street, Jay. he got
caught between and drcadfuiy Injured In
tcrnsy besides dslocatng his shoulder and recev ng
bad scalp wound He was removed By Mr.. niIlks1
TO the New York Hospital
BlAsrrso Accrpsrr-Jsmes Tool was severely Injured
yesterday about the face BY the premature Discharge Of
blast which be the act Of gDiting. a hscksn-
sack, N. IL Is feared he may lose pts ngoL ne "a
promptly removed 10 this city, ana sssen % '"s Ne"
Klcxsp M Hoass Samuel Travsrs was kicked by
vicious horse on Thursday evening IN Laight street.
and sustained compound fracture Of the leg He was
81 by Me- Flynn who witnessed the occurrence
10 the New York Hospital for surgical treatment
sumous rAus.-Johs MCLEAN. . hsckdrivsr, residing
a, No. iso west Seventeenth street. wa yesterday found
nv oca, C,,pn ana Banker. Of the Twenty ninth pre-
,,ct IN srth avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
strata having accidentally fallen from the carriage boz
scd IL u feared fracture OF tho skull The
sbove ned ofscers hAd him Immediately conveyed 70
Bellevue Hospital
n.,sv BuArsx winnie Burns aged twenty -ssvsn r..
.d,.s A u BAXTER street. got into dcalsy with some
woman IN nou street yesterday whom Miss Barns got
ma worst Of m when found by officer Of the Sixth
ursciurl she badly cut and bleeding profusey The
cficsr bad removed 10 Bellevue Hospital Her oppo
nsns vas Afterwards arrested and held 70 await the
result Of wiuniss Injuries.
Fovsp DsAD rvs SrsTer. - An aged man, supposed
70 be ". A. watssson found by two Of the Nino-
tssaih prsciucs police. In Forty street, sixth
avenue yesterday, dead Thsy had the body removed
V The Morsue foot Of Twenty sixth street. East river.
He bad on brown overcast, black cloth under coss
gray pants and vest and boots and Ia about sixty yeAfs
Of sss and ave feet eight inches high, stout built -
ossr Gamble has been nouasa and VII probably no'' -
Inquest thN mornnH.