The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29
CITY INRLLIaEHCR.


CONVENTION o. DnAS MurA-Ths sscsal bisunial
Csavssson Of the Empire state Deaf Muts Association
va hsd yesterday commencing s hafpast ten ocleek
II, In the chapel Of the Deaf and Dumb Institution
- Washingtsa HsighG large audience Of deaf mutss
Wa in attendance. After prayer, translated into the
sign language had offered up, Mr. John wslschoa
President Of the Convention. dslved short address in
the sign language he referred 70 the origin Of the ssso-
citation in Syracuse, years ago. and Congratulated
so saoiencs on there being 80 large humber or deaf
esting Mr. W. W. Angus, another graduate Of the H.
stitution, translated into dgitd expression we
past half century in anordng instruction 70 those
6eroft Of speech and hearing, eulosizing the phi
O Strong. Chairman Of the Board Of Directors. and
the Rev. DR.. Gallaudst delivered verbal addresses
which were translated Tor the benefit OF the mutss.
when the Convention partook Of dinner pre-
pitcher cup and other articles presented to Dr. H.
r. fcet the retiring Principal Of the institution after
which the Convention adjourned
Board on AuDrr-Judge Barnard having dissolved the
injunction obtained some months since against the
Board Of Audit meeting Of that body announced
to DO held at noon yesterday At that hour the Board
was called to order by Chauncey n Depew, the Pres
dent. Tho other members present were William R.
Stuart s1.Judgs Bonnsy and R B Connolly. City
desired that IN adjournment DO had, as owing TO the
fact that Judge Barnards decision reached him only
%srs % 20 oousds
ton me Board complied with this request and ad
]oufneo m Friday next On that day tho first ten cases
on the calendar will be taken up.
The GREsSwicH STREET BONDED WAREHOUSE ROBBERY
The following letter was yesterday received by tho
Board Of Police. ItTill explain ITSELF
New YoRx. August L. 1857
'S dssas q 20 Patrick
s nsay II asS Gss Hay q the precinct the
Lawrence Grimm fhomss Burns and John Wilsms three
ss Of on s
y this timely arrest large quantity OF valuable goods
hsss sss
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ledge or solicitation Of the officers who made the arrest We
'"' S''n lot
letter enclosing acheck for $500 detective Philip
Farley for his part in the obtaining of the goods
and the arrest OF the thieves the above
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION CRUELTY TO ANNALS
PROPOSED ANIMAL HosPITAL.-It is proposed, with the
patronage and assistance OF Of the principal in
habtants OF this city and Brooklyn, TO establish veter
nary hospital for the treatment Of horses dogs and
cattle
ACCIDENTS AND CAsuALTEs-A Dunn, employed in the
printing establishment Of Torrey Brothers. No. IS Spruce
street, had his leg caught in the shaft Of the press yes
teday and sustained compound fracture Of the limb.
Onacer Desmond of the Fourth precinct took HIM to
the New York Hospital.
Late on Tuesday night Jacob bort, German, forty
i've years OF age, residing at No. 156 Laurens street.
while engaged in repairing the chimney Of lager beer
establishment in Mott street, near Grand, missed his
roofing and was precptated TO the roof OF the saloon
below distance OF some twenty feet sustaining
internal injuries. He was conveyed TO Bellevue Hos
pital
About one O'Clock yesterday morning Margaret
Thomas, twentysix years OF age, white woman resd-
ing at No 20 Laurens street, brought to Bellevue
Hospital by officer Heaey Of the Tenth precinct bleed
ing profusey from severe cuts the face and
husband, full blooded negro, who, having become
dgnant at her avowed determination not to live with
him any longer, assaulted her with glass tumber and
otherwise maitreated her.
residing at No 80 Monroe street. had his right knee
severely lacerated yesterday afternoon, milestone
having fallen on him while he was engaged in loading
the ship Garbadi now lying ct pier No. East rver
He was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital by officer Mul.
lane, Of the First precinct.
About one O'Clock p NJ yesterday, while some OF
the labores engaged the building being erected
at No. 50 Greene street removing pile Of bricks
from the the Of the building portion of
IL fell two OF them killing and inurng the other
Patrick OReiily Of family, aged about fifty years,
who resided in Ninety second street, Fourth avenue
was almost Instantly killed The upper part OF his skull
crushed in q that caused the brain pro.
trude from the eye. He died shortly after the
c t.aai;. The other l aeorer young man named
street. struck the upper part Of the face by the
falling bricks, but 10 only sightly injured. This 10
alleged be the third accident OF this character that
has recently occurred in this immediate neghborhood,
avoid such catastrophes in future The deceased IL
spoken Of by his fellow laborers having been An
honest hard working man. who commanded the respect
Oh BsweeS Eve and six o'clock last evening poy named
Bellows residing No. S72 Broadway was run over by
Sixth avenue and sustained q compound fracture
witnesses Of the affair exonerated the driver and the
conductor from cu,pabity.