The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13


on that hoary winter about to take up his quarters
In oar midst in the shape Of copous full Of snow,
commencing at nine o'clock A. M and descending In pro-
fusion upon countless pedestrians and sadly dsarrangng
The toilets Of the lovely bellies who were subjected TO
this time snow and struggled for the mastery the
former being evidently the winner
telegram received las, evening announces heavy
fall OF snew at 81. Adams, Vermont. commencing on
the night or the llth and continuing all day yesterday
making sieighs In great reqnison These premonitory
Indications OF winter sdmonlsh rs that the lime for
warm clothing overcoas and cossy nrssdss b close a.
hand.
Am TO TUE SUFFERING swEprs meeting viii be
held this evening at Dramatic Hail. Nos 46 and IS Hous
ton street. at eight O'clock for the purpose adopting
measures for the relief OF the suffering swedes The
entire failure OF the crops In Northern Scandinavia
during the past two years has placed these people
in a state Of absolute restitution, their only
only means OF sustenAnce being bread made from
bark mixed with mosx Scandinayians and those
friendly TO the cause OF humanity earnestly invited
70 attend this meeting The projectors in this audabls
charity among the 6rst Scandinavian merchants In
our city. All those who charitaby inclined and
have the means OF favorlng this benevolent object
should attend the meeting.
EPEcopAL CONVENTION Tho annual Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church In the diocese OF New
York win reasonable, pursuant 10 adjournment, to-day
At ten O'Clock A. NJ in ST. John's chapel No 40 varck
street. when there will be full service according
70 tho ritual Of the Church. and the admin
islration OF the holy communion. At tho con-
proceed to business The report OF the Committee
OF Fifteen on the proposed new doceses Long Island
and Northern New York will be presented to-day, and
Will be discussed after The annual address by
the shop The musical services to- dav will consist of
the ne Dsum : "Jl1its " "hyte Eslson" Greed !"
anthem, "As pants tho heart for cooling streams" Dr.
James Peck Of Trinity parish win preside at the organ
REiIEr FOR THE RurruRKp CRIPPLED. Tho Board
Of Managers Of the Institution for the Relief OF the Rup
tured and Crippled OF Second avenue, held their ith
ssmi annual meeting yesterday, a. the Bible House
The report Of the Resident Surgeon Dr. James knight
read and adopted II says that during the past six
months 0s2 patients had been received for treat
msnt-one-haf OF thsm being children. Surgical band
ages trusses laced stockings abdominal supporters and
such Ike were manufactured in the institution for
nearly all their patients Among the principal diseases
alysis. Club feet aud hunch back wero the prin
cipa determines. The institution was opened
IN NAY 1888 Contributors have not been
liberal 90 In previous years. This may BE- owing to
the TACT that number OF them have aided the build
Ing fund, which, being special investment, cannot be
used for current expenses For this latter object de-
6ciency lists, and strenuous efforts must be put
forth, relief be afforded by voluntary contributions
The report stated also that Mr. Chaunoey Rose recently
the society $50 600 towards the building fund and
that ave lots had been purchased - site for new and
large building. tes
SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE James Madden, q
butcher in the employ Of the firm Of Davis Harring
ton, Of this city, while engaged At the Communipsw
sbattoirs yesterday in dressing eve which had just
veloped, having one head two bodies, sisn.
veil. veil formed - logs. Ave ean two tails and
monkey. Two Of the eyes were In their natural
position and the third was At the back Of tho head,
distributed at equal distance around tho head. The
bodies were united at the breast there being but one
oreas. bone two Of the four fore legs being In their
proper position and the other two on the back attached
TO the shoulder bades The four hind legs were
placed in natural positions, two being attached 70 each
body.
FATAL ACCIDENT At the Cusrox HoUm Coroner
schrmsr yesterday held inquest at the New York
Hospital the body Of Edward Tonor. laborer, who
died from the effects Of injuries received the 18th day
Of August last Deceased was employ cd IN the Custom
We abt fell upon hs left leg causing compound com.
minuted fracture Amputation followed and death
sued Tho jury rendered verdict Of accidental DEATH
Deceased thirty eight years Of age and native Of
Ireland cM e
DIED SUDDENLY Yesterday afternoon Coroner wildsy
held inquest on the body Of . man who y supposed
be J. Pierre, Catholic elsrgyma from Shreveport
La On Friday last deceased, being apparently quite H.
street, and saussa % remain = A.ps iOs
few days. grew worse and died yesterday from dis
ease Of the kidneys The romans we're conveyed q the
Aorgua
FArAL KsHosru On ExrroroS CAsuArrY. Coroner
schirmsr yesterday called 10 hold an inquest at
Bellevue Hospital. on The body Of NM Ann Bender.
who terribly burned last Saturday night her late
rssidsnce. No % Bayard street. By the explosion Of
koTo40o0 0xVouQo0
her body. She WA tAiry.tvo years Of age and native
Of Ireland.
ACCIDENT on BOARD TEE sHn EMRoY.-Aifrsd land,
aged twelve years, Italian cabin boy ON board the
ship Energy now lying 1t the foot Of Corlie street.
East river severely injured yesterday morning by
falling into the hold. Il 10 feared be may have frac-
sueed his spine Ocer Parrish, Of the Thirteenth pre-.
cnc had the injured lad conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital
, SHOOTING ASyRAY. 8wiiiiam Ward. aged twsnty.eghs
ysan, boatnan by occupation was shot yesterday in
the right leg by olcer Finn, Of the Fourth precinct
II appears that Ward had been arrested BY officers Finn
and Bates for alleged connection with burglary which
took place Fordham the night Of October 30,
he siuded the officers until yesterday, whom he
rested the Of Dover and Water streets and
while attempting 10 escape from ohcer Bates he
shot In the leg by oficer Finn. Ward taken TO
Bsllsvus Hospital. where his wound dressed, and
thence no conveyed 70 the penltennary hospital
Black wells Island
Fnx IN PEARL SrRERT.-Bstween six and seven o'clock
last evening Ore occurred tho top floor Of No. 800
Pearl street. occupied By James Woods Son, manu-
facturers Of UMBRELLA The re discovered BY one
Of the tenants who gave the alarm. The Insurance
Patrol waichmen about the FIRST at premises
and put the IRE with their portable sxtinguisher
The damage done to tho building about $50 The lot
10 used the storage OF lumber No damage 70 Stock
The police report the IRE incendiarism