The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

s. ss:s have Sss
systsm that The 500 600 Of hsss domicss viii
BE- delivered from the death dssliag influences Of re-
jectsd The Excise law Is referred TO and commanded
very highly.
The ELEVATED RAnwAy.-The elevated trial railway
in Greenwich street, now being built, Il slowly pro-
essius and extends from Battery Is far Car
Isle street. It's structure built ON the right
aide OF the street, along the sidewalk The rails are placed
on crked pillars but doubts expressed concerning
the practicablity OF the road when Is generally
hss csas n sls pne
the engine On the track and In motion Tho expert
when tho road will he in full operations II Is stated
that . further extension will be made TO Cortlandt
street.
LECTURE III PRoyrssoR DoRExus Professor Dorcmus
delivered Of his beautiful scientific lectures last
evening in the lecture attached to tho Church or
he Holy Trinity, corner OF Forty second street and
Madison avenue, his subject being "The geological
record Of the earth's formation compared with
the Moeac narrative" The lecture replete with
OF the grandest aud most scientific order.
and drew out, they richly deserved applause OF
. most intelligent and discriminating auditory. When
tho lecture closed ali VINO heard il retired with the
conviction that they had been not only enlightened but
edilod.
LEc-uEE ~ Rev. DIR. DxExs-Ths Rev. Charles
r. Deems delivered an admirable lecture At the Unver
"Naturs in Culture" and handled most ably
After abiding TO nature In It's primitive stage
NE speaker showed how culture affected tho
mind OF man, and closed AZ foIows:-Be indi-
Let tell you what will follow. Men win avoid you;
women win carefully shun you fsw only win cling 70
you You may have . night In Gsthsemane You may
have day upon the cros:but you shall rise again. and
milIions thousand years hencs will be glad for YOU
and love you; 80 true that men first cruelty their
gods and then adore thcm"
SOCIETY," OF MECHANICS AND TRApEsxKx Tho Rev. J.
Hyatt Smith delivered the lecture OF the
before the Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen
Of New York at Cooper Institute hast evening taking
a. his subject "sieht seeing from New York to
Jsrusalsm.n About two thousand people were in the
auditorium, and the lecture received with applause
throughout The lecturer cursor'y glanced at Eng
land Ireland and Scotland. and then entered into tho
speciates connected with The Holy Land description
OF which he gave much to the pleasure Of his enght
with applause the close or his lecture and expressions
were made in favor Of its early repetition.
ARRIVAL OF FRENCH NuSs-Among the passengers
Who arrived on Wednesday the st. Laurent from
missionaries In charge Of the Bishop OF Galveston.
Hoax ON THE POLICE Our metropolitan police
proverbaily vigaut and Il is seldom they "put their
foot in II" IS the saying L. But yesterday evening o
GERS Heidelberg and Moran, OF the Third precinct
auctioned on 1t the very lowest market While pa
trolling In the vicinity Of Park and Ann street they
noticed indviduai suddenly drop upon the pavement
In front Of No. SO Of East Broadway line the wheels
which passed. or seemed 70 pass Of the mans
bis shoe cut across and his foot evidently crushed TO
placed In and driven--wilh the ofHoer-at rapid
rate to Bellevue Hospital Arriving there the injured
was, with some dicu.ty lifted from the carriage
and carried sven-they could not wait for q
stretcher-into the examination room, with all
the tenderness u. and delicate handling tho case
fully removed the shoes and socks Of the patlen when
10 and behold, there was not even bruss. With the
mvxl,u hat ~ ~ NJ nHA
not wiser mon Thsy fan would have made him pay
Warden Brennan cosridsrsd him more suited 70 bed
In one Of the cells whore be enjoy sound nap and
Be abb 10 tho morning 70 az his own toilet. and shoes
Fatal MrsrAKE--Corousr Schirmsr held an nquess ct
% Tsnth avenue on the body Of MrR Caharins Brdsa
Whose death wasths result dose OF poison
On the evening Of the sth ns the deceased Suffer-
Ing with the tooshachs and thought some spirits Of
n nS would sss.s her ~! II r S for The
containing nitrate Of silver, and by mistake sval
lowed = portion Of Y physician was Immediately
died The jury rendered verdict in accordance with
tho foregoing fact. Deceased vas twenty-five years Of
DIED ScpnRMx Daniel Campbell, . man thirty
ssvn years Of ass Who resided q - svsnus D. dsa
Suddenly Wednesday night from hsnQrrhags OF the
lsnsA Coroner wi'dsy held an Inquest odSshe body
AcuDUr 10 4 TuavrrR Last svsning - Mr. Frank
Ashs Il this city, returning from the as the
Fashion Course he was thrown out Of his wagon whom
ssco p a n's sSrss
several but dangerous contusons about the
head, face and body.
RxscuxD saox Dsownxc --catharinc spelIman, sgsd
fifty years. resident Of 90 Warrington street. while on
her way 10 Jersey City accidentally walked on the ferry
slip, fost OF Cortlandt street, hafpa nine o'clock
last night She was fortunately rescued BY officer
Rhodes. OF the Twenty seventh police precinct Who,
hnsr mr n.rrfl IN
succeeded In restoring the unfortunate 70 Terra
yfrmd. though in az almost exhausted condition.
BROKE Hp IHon Boxs.-Yesterday afternoon %
Michael Grady. sxtyssvsn years Of age, abores,
siding No. 20 vandswassr street. helping
move furniture n No IS James street, hts foo.
happened 70 slip, when he was prscipatsd down flight
Of airs and fractured his thigh bona 0hcsr Watson,
Of the Fourth precinct had Grady promptly conveyed
BROKE HEa Asn.-Early yesterday morning Narsares
Doughety, twenty years Of age ding 81 1872
Chrystie street, taiiorees, conveyed by ofcsr
Rjcbsdscu Of the Fourtesnih precinct from II Eliza
Both srSs g Bsllsvue Hospital having fallen and fac
tured her arm. =
Accrprr IN caArnAx srnzu.-A laborsr on the
Epe~isg Telegraph building, named Charles Mclean,
residing 1t No 2i1 avenue C. fell from scaold twenty
fcst the gsosnd, striking on his heal HIS fall re-
suited In confusion Of the face ana the almost total
amputatlcn Of one OF hb eers
Fnr N GREENE STREET, shorty after two O'Clock yes
serday morning nre discovered In the rear attic
bedroom Of No l32 Greene street. The IRE burnt
out the attic window and portion Of the roof The dam
age done TO the building s about $500 insured The
damage done 10 tho furniture by Ore and about
5000 insured for e2500 In the Pacific Insurance Com.
pany The IRE II supposed 70 have been caused BY the
carelsssness Of the occupant OF the room The fire,
when drst seen, was 10 the bed.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
ALLEGED Corror FRAup-slooo IsvoIvKD.-Two or
three days ago Mr. Dssha Smith, Of the nrm Of Mesh
Murray, ,. 4 Desha smith, doing business a. Ma. "a
Rasxar atreei apnearsd bafore Juallce Hogan the