The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23
city INTELLIGENCE.

Music on THE PARK LAKE.--Tho Park Commissioners
announce that the weather be nne there VIII be
on the Lake ct the Park to-day, commencing at 8
o'clock p. NJ
WEEKLY MoRrAIIrY.-There were 4ea deaths in this
city during the week ending Saturday the goth inst
THE ALLEGED WIFE MURDER MULBERRY STREET
ONLY CASE IS1EMPERANcE Coroner wlldcy yester-
day held inquest a the Sixth precinct station house
over the remains Of Rose Ann Hogan late Of No. So
Mulberry street, whose death il supposed had been
FASTENED BY violence inflicted at the hands OF John
Hogan, her husband, IS published in yesterdays
HERALD. The testimony introduced went TO show that
both she and her husband addicted TO
the free OF intoxicating liquors. and had been
in the habit Of quarrelng, on which occasions he would
beat aud abuse her. Wooster Beach, Jr, NJ d, made q
post examination Of the body Of the deceased
and found several cuts and Commissions about the head
and BODY but none Of fatal character The internal
organs showed that deceased had be exceedingly
temperate and she had suffered from disease Of the heart
In the opinion Of DR.. Beach death was occasoned by
disease OF the heart fastened by intemperance and the
jury accordingly rendered verdict TO that effect Ho-
gan thereupon discharged from custody. Previous
widey that he would sign the pledge and
again touch strong drink. Deceased twenty nine
years OF age and native Of New York.
STEAMBOAT INSPECTIONS AND LcENsEs.-The Board OF
Local Inspectors for the District of New York. which
includes all waters from Lake Champlan the Delaware
river have been in this city The following
report OF their fabors has been made Of
inspection during the ending October l. 1867
granted to 500 steamers, measuring $50 039 seve
raj boilers were found slightly detective, but repairs
having subsequently, been made, certificates were
granted. One condemned 270 engineers and
assistants have received licenses, and GIT have had
licenses renewed or these but had his license
revoked Two deaths were caused by accidental expl0-
slons or escape Of steam. Both persons wore deck
hands. Fourteen lives lost by fire, among them
two passengers and by collision. The number Of
pilots licensed has been 163 Those whose licenses have
been we'd number 311
MEETING or REAL ESTATE OwsERs -The attendance OF
members Of the Real Estate Owners Mutual Protective
Association much larger last night at their rooms
No. 267 Bowery than has been the for weeks
The minutes Of tho meeting Of the 18th inst read
and approved and special committees reported progress
The Chair then stated that he had in accordance with
the wish OF the society, called the Comptroller and
from him had learned that the superintendent OF Build
inss, Mr. AcGregor, had originally been appointed by
the Board Of Supervisors and the Mayor and that since
then he had been continued in office by special act Of
the Legislature The question OF building bulkhsads,
or places Of egress, TO the roofs Of tenement houses
previous to the OF the regulating
hab;abe dwellings In this city, passed by the Legsla
turs OF 1861 was discussed, and appeared to be the
the Superintendent OF Buildings insisting covered
openings, with proper stairways was the whole.
unreasonable. Other questions Of minor importance
then partially discussed and the meeting Ad.
journed.
ATTEMPTED srIcmR-Yesterday, shortly after the
weehawken fenyboat had left her dock and when
nearly in the middle Of the river evidently bent
self-desruction would, in all probability met
Wetofy grave a..
the lighter Philip Dayton, named John Mcdonald resd
ing nj 220 Cherry street. who happened the
renee and Immediately jumped after the unfortunate
man, whom he finally, after good deal Of exertion,
brought board and afterwards handed TO the
OF officer Whitman at the weehawken ferryhouse.
The officer had the removed TO Bellevue Hospital,
where after receiving the necessary attention. he
his Anton Scbessinger, about forty years Of
age, and residing At No. 81 avenue A. in this city. He
declines giving for endeasoring TO shake OF
this mortal COLL
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE GRr.-Annie G. HASTE,
little girl. nearly ten years Of died at No. 81
Crosby street from the effects Of injuries received
days since by falling from the nth story the
above named building, where she At play. to the
ground Coroner Widey held an inquest on tho body,
and the jury rendered verdict OF accidental DEATH
FATAL HArcHwAY AoclpESr-Yssterday forenoon
some boys playing with tho hosting rope No 10
Reade street, one OF their number, named Michael
MCGOWAN while being hosted up. got frightened. and
letting go his hold prccpitated to tho ground floor
falling distance OF about thirty feet. officer Dryer,
the Twenty sixth precinct had the unfortunate lad
veycd to the New York Hospital but he died shortly
after being admitted from his INJURIES having fractured
the skull and being otherwise seriously injured Internal
ly The Coroner has been notified aud will possibly
hold an inquest some tune during to-day
SUDDEN DEArH.-A man named George Golden, resld-
ing at 277 Third street, while the cooper shop
la Chambers street. taken suddenly III yesterday
and died In few moments. The pody was conveyed to
his residence, and the Coroner notified to hold
inquest
THE BOARD OF Exuss.-Tbe Board Of Excise held
their regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon,
OF the Commissioners In the chair Only six
tired aud three licenses revoked The following arc the
names Of the slaughtered oues:--Kaspar Schweinfes
No. 113 Smith street. Brooklyn; John ScherG No
Great Jones street, New York. Twenty other cases
were adjourned 10 tho next meeting day OF the Board